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Is it possible to return through Poland?
If they opened a Schengen visa for me, Poland, a one-time visa for 10 days, I drive through Poland by car, then Chornogoria rest (not the Schengen zone) and back home through Poland, if the visa is one-time
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As far as I know, when entering a non-Schengen zone (as Croatia used to be), they put a stamp on leaving the Schengen zone, and when you return to enter the Schengen again, this is already considered a second entry and you need at least a two-entry visa. I had this with Croatia, but Poland opened me just two multiples and it was enough for me. So you will most likely go there, but on the return line they can say that you have violated the visa regime and can put deportation ... Better find out at the Polish embassy.
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answered 10 years ago
Thank you very much, because some say that Montenegro is not part of the Schengen zone., But it is part of their union, that is, there will be no problems, you can enter through Poland back, but I'm afraid to take risks
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answered 10 years ago
You can clarify this issue at the embassy, as far as I can see from the information on the Internet, Montenegro is not in the Schengen zone (
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answered 10 years ago
Montenegro is not a Schengen country. If the Schengen visa is single-entry, when entering and leaving Poland, stamps are put in the passport and it will be problematic to cross the border a second time, for such purposes you need to get a multi-Schengen visa.
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answered 10 years ago
In your case, you need a cartoon. To do this, when applying for a visa, draw up your route and attach it to the documents, the Psheks will put the cartoon. In addition to Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania, and even the UK are members of the European Union, but they are not included in the Schengenzone.
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answered 10 years ago