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Can I travel to Poland with two Polish Schengen, from there to Greece via Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, and from Greece to Ukraine?
Can I travel to Poland with two Polish Schengen, from there to Greece via Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, and from Greece to Ukraine?
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So you can go through Poland to Greece, Slovakia and Hungary. But Romania and Bulgaria will not be part of the Schengen area. However, if you have a visa with two entries, you can safely go this route. Transit through Romania and Bulgaria on a Schengen visa 4 (5) days.
However, after the next trip you will need to open another visa. After all, in fact, you use your own on such a voyage.
So you can go through Poland to Greece, Slovakia and Hungary. But Romania and Bulgaria will not be part of the Schengen area. However, if you have a visa with two entries, you can safely go this route. Transit through Romania and Bulgaria on a Schengen visa 4 (5) days.
However, after the next trip you will need to open another visa. After all, in fact, you use your own on such a voyage.
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answered 8 years ago
You can, if you plan to spend more time in Poland than in each of the listed countries separately.
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answered 8 years ago
That's right, the country that issued the visa in this case is Poland, the vast majority of your stay you will need to stay in Poland.
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answered 8 years ago
You can with a double. With a one-time Romania-Bulgaria will not be allowed without a transit visa
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answered 8 years ago