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I am going to Poland for the first time with a child, a tourist visa. My husband works there, we did not make hotel reservations. Tell me, if at the customs they ask the purpose, is it possible to say that we are going to my husband?
And they rented an apartment there.
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I think that in this case (to say that you are going to your husband) you need to have a copy of the contract under which the husband works in the Republic of Poland. Usually, these contracts also indicate that the employer provides the employee with housing. All this is necessary in order to confirm that you have a place to live. Well, it would also be nice to know what places of tourist interest are in the place where you are going, or near it. Then you can safely (according to the type of your visa) say that your goal is not to visit your husband, but to see interesting Polish tourist sites with him. But you did not book the hotel, because you will live with your husband. Something like this.
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answered 9 years ago
PySy. About "and rented an apartment there" I saw only now.
Then it's still a good idea to have a copy of the rental agreement, again to confirm the provision of housing for the duration of the stay.
Then it's still a good idea to have a copy of the rental agreement, again to confirm the provision of housing for the duration of the stay.
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answered 9 years ago
Thank you. I just think if there is no big interrogation, then I’ll say that I’ll have a rest with a child for a couple of weeks. I just think they will definitely ask about housing. Can I still make a reservation?
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answered 9 years ago
If it is not possible to get a copy of the apartment rental agreement from the husband, then you definitely need to book housing. Well, you need to remember that the purpose of the trip is tourism, i.e. you need to know where you are going and what you will see there. The Poles love it terribly when we show interest in their sights, they immediately smile, "soften" and become more loyal.
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answered 9 years ago
And what are you going? Auto, train, plane? I just have the experience of auto-crossing the border (and a couple of times I also went by steam locomotive). Then at the automobile cordons they somehow not very biasedly "interrogate", on the contrary, everything is prompt and friendly.
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answered 9 years ago
I’m going by train. Yes, I want to read something about interesting places. He can send a photo and I’ll print it here, or it won’t work, I just plan to go for 3 months, but I won’t say, and he also rents an apartment for 3 months. You can just say that he lives there, oh, I’m very afraid of customs, I don’t know why!
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answered 9 years ago
I’ll say that I want to travel with the child, take a break. I just have a 2-way visa for 45, but I was told that I can use it immediately for 90 days.
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answered 9 years ago
No, you do not need to print the photo. Just be ready to answer the questions of the border guard: I’m going there and there, Poland is a very beautiful country, I want to see this and that and that, and also this and that. There is no need to be afraid of customs either: you are not going to carry weapons-drugs. The norms for transporting alcohol (suddenly you want to bring Ukrainian beer to your husband or vodka there) and tobacco - here: http://euroby.info/n36. Good luck! The most important thing is not to be nervous, to behave calmly, you are not violating anything, you are not deceiving anyone. And all will be well.
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answered 9 years ago
And maybe you don’t need to say that it’s RELAXING to travel, but it’s better to SHOW Poland to the CHILD and LOOK AT YOURSELF ... And list the cities and objects that you plan to visit. It is better to name those places that are closer to your place of real residence in Poland. Because if they are remote, they suddenly want to make sure that you have booked accommodation there too. But I have never entered for a long time, so I can’t advise how best to justify such a long stay in the country. Definitely, you must have enough funds for the entire stay in the Republic of Poland and valid insurance (for yourself and for the child).
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answered 9 years ago
And it must be either traveler's checks or an extract from a bank account (it doesn't matter if it's currency or hryvnia), or cash. The main thing is that the equivalent is about 50 euros / day of stay. The currency of Poland is the złoty. 1 euro is approximately equal to 4 złoty. That is, for 1 person (for you separately, for a child separately) d.b. material support 90 days * 2 people * 50 * 4 = 36 thousand zlotys. In cash, you also need to read about import restrictions (I just don’t remember the allowed amount).
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answered 9 years ago
And it would probably be nice to make a prime travel plan: from __ to ___ - a city such and such, there A, B, C; from __ to ___ - city ___, in it A, B, C, D, etc. Those. the border guard must see that you will not just hang around the country, but you have a clear vision of your stay in it.
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answered 9 years ago
It’s just that the Poles usually have 90/30, 180/30 double entry ...
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answered 9 years ago
A visa with numbers costs 02 45. And the dates are from 06/25/2015 to 12/24/2015. Yes, I'm just afraid that they would not think that if I go to my husband, I can stay there.
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answered 9 years ago
Then if so, then I see that this means that you can enter TWICE in the period from 25/06 to 24/12 for ONLY 45 days :(, and not 2 times FOR 45 days.
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answered 9 years ago
And still, you can’t even stay for 45 days in a row. It is necessary to break these days into 2 visits.
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answered 9 years ago
... yes, I’m just afraid that they wouldn’t think that if I go to my husband, then I can stay there ...
This is quite likely. Especially if you are traveling with a child. Therefore, you must have a clear justification for your stay in Poland. And a sufficient number of banknotes for this.
This is quite likely. Especially if you are traveling with a child. Therefore, you must have a clear justification for your stay in Poland. And a sufficient number of banknotes for this.
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answered 9 years ago
I understood. Thank you very much for the advice, we will think about it!
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answered 9 years ago