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A black stamp with an aim inside on the next page with a visa - does it mean cancellation?
Hello. I had the following situation, I registered a multi-schengen business for six months, Latvia. I planned a business trip after a short vacation in Norway. I was going to visit relatives in Oslo. The route was with a transfer Kyiv-Tallinn-Oslo. When passing control in Tallinn, questions arose why I was going to Norway via Latvian. I replied that I wanted to relax for a week in Oslo, and then on a business trip to Vilnius. They asked where I would stay in Oslo, I didn’t have an invitation, only business in Vilnius, and I didn’t take it with me. Then they asked about money, and I said that there was only $100 on the card. Since all the expenses upon my arrival were borne by my relatives. On the next page with the visa, I was given a black stamp with an aim inside and the letters "E" and "G". The visa itself was not touched, nothing was written on it. Does this stamp invalidate my visa? Or can I go to Vilnius by invitation?
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This is not a visa cancellation stamp, but a denial of entry. Letters mean that they tried to enter on a falsified visa and that there were not enough documents confirming the purpose of the trip.
Why so wise? If the visa is Latvian, then what kind of Vilnius?))) It was necessary to apply for Lithuania, and then go even to Norway, even to Latvia.
Why so wise? If the visa is Latvian, then what kind of Vilnius?))) It was necessary to apply for Lithuania, and then go even to Norway, even to Latvia.
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answered 8 years ago
And then, because of such cunning "business travelers" who go to the expensive Oslo with a hundred dollars and without a single document, they put a spoke in the wheels of normal tourists and business travelers and invent more and more new rules for applying for visas.
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