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Good afternoon!
Bought 2 tickets from Prague to Moscow via Warsaw.
Departure from the Czech Republic (Prague) on April 30, then docking in Warsaw, arrival in Warsaw on April 30, 2012 at 21-50. And departure from Warsaw to Moscow on May 1 in the morning at 06-55.
The Schengen visa is only open until 30.04.2012. We are not going to leave the airport, we will sit at the Warsaw airport, in the transit zone.
There will be no problems later in Warsaw, because the visa has already expired, when will we fly out?
If there are still problems, how serious is this violation?
What could be the punishment?
Thanks.
Best regards, Olga
Bought 2 tickets from Prague to Moscow via Warsaw.
Departure from the Czech Republic (Prague) on April 30, then docking in Warsaw, arrival in Warsaw on April 30, 2012 at 21-50. And departure from Warsaw to Moscow on May 1 in the morning at 06-55.
The Schengen visa is only open until 30.04.2012. We are not going to leave the airport, we will sit at the Warsaw airport, in the transit zone.
There will be no problems later in Warsaw, because the visa has already expired, when will we fly out?
If there are still problems, how serious is this violation?
What could be the punishment?
Thanks.
Best regards, Olga
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Of course, there are always risks, and it was better to make visas under clear departure dates. but I understand that the visa was already.
You are unlikely to be able to give a 100% explanation and prediction of the situation.
I will tell you from experience - you should immediately go to the transit zone upon arrival in Warsaw. in theory - there you should put a stamp in your passport at passport control that you left the Schengen. and then you can already calmly be in transit.
You are unlikely to be able to give a 100% explanation and prediction of the situation.
I will tell you from experience - you should immediately go to the transit zone upon arrival in Warsaw. in theory - there you should put a stamp in your passport at passport control that you left the Schengen. and then you can already calmly be in transit.
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