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Ordinary passport and biometrics, length of stay
It's my turn to ask a question :) The bottom line is this: according to a regular passport, the allowable period of stay in the Schengen area is almost over (about 2 weeks left), they made biometrics. And now, maybe someone knows or will tell where to find out, in order for sure, staying in the Schengen (for this year) goes into a new biometrics or will it be considered *life from scratch*?
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Most likely, I think that the history of the old passport will remain the same, but suddenly ...
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answered 6 years ago
You are right. Deadlines are set for a person, not for a passport)
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answered 6 years ago
I understood so! The term of the usual passport has not expired, it is valid and it has a visa to stay in the Schengen for another two weeks.
You can roll it back, and then use biometrics "from scratch".
You can roll it back, and then use biometrics "from scratch".
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answered 6 years ago
alex45, you understood correctly. There is still a lot of time before the expiration of the passport, 2 weeks left from the visa validity period. I asked a friend of the agent, I'm waiting for an answer. But still I doubt that this year it will be possible to use bio. In general, I'm waiting for an answer
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, why? The validity of a visa in a regular passport will end, use biometrics in the Schengen zone, we are visa-free. And you can use the regular one when traveling to Egypt, for example, or somewhere else where a biometric is not needed, until the validity of a regular passport expires.
Those. You now have two passports, use them where it is more convenient for you.
Those. You now have two passports, use them where it is more convenient for you.
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answered 6 years ago
And how long did you stay in total on a visa in Europe?
I will give an example from my experience, last year there was an annual Polish Schengen (it was rolled out 3 times a week and 1 time 3 days) it ended at the end of July, and on these dates I just had to fly out, received biometrics and flew with I always carry a clean passport, but I always carry “not biometrics” with me (it has valid visas) and someone told me that at any time when passing through passport control they may be required to present it. They put a mark in the biometrics about the presence of another valid passport
I will give an example from my experience, last year there was an annual Polish Schengen (it was rolled out 3 times a week and 1 time 3 days) it ended at the end of July, and on these dates I just had to fly out, received biometrics and flew with I always carry a clean passport, but I always carry “not biometrics” with me (it has valid visas) and someone told me that at any time when passing through passport control they may be required to present it. They put a mark in the biometrics about the presence of another valid passport
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answered 6 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, did your passport expire at the end of July? In my case (more precisely, it’s not me, but for dad), the passport is still long, the point is in the visa itself. The sister calculated how much he used and it turns out that there are about 2 weeks left. And now you need to go for treatment and 2 weeks is not enough. They made a bio, but somehow it’s hard to believe (but I really want to believe)) that you can start all over again using bio
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answered 6 years ago
no, the annual Schengen expired
I have 2 valid passports.
Can all the same make a new visa (in an accelerated mode?) And attach the docks, what for treatment?
you need to specifically read the rules for entering the country you need. Did he stay more than 180 days during the year in Schengen? if so, then the history of visits is tied, as mentioned above, to a person, and not to documents.
I have 2 valid passports.
Can all the same make a new visa (in an accelerated mode?) And attach the docks, what for treatment?
you need to specifically read the rules for entering the country you need. Did he stay more than 180 days during the year in Schengen? if so, then the history of visits is tied, as mentioned above, to a person, and not to documents.
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answered 6 years ago
Here is what they answered. I share the information, maybe it will be useful for someone else
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answered 6 years ago
What else "life from scratch"? There are permitted periods of stay in the Schengen - 90/180, and this rule applies regardless of whether you travel on a visa or visa-free.
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answered 6 years ago
I never tire of being amazed by our people.
From the very beginning, smart people wrote to you - "The deadlines are set for a person, not for a passport)"
From the very beginning, smart people wrote to you - "The deadlines are set for a person, not for a passport)"
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answered 6 years ago
Just 2000, 2 people answered me, and neither one nor the other, I had no reason to consider not smart, despite the opposite answers.
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answered 6 years ago
I am also surprised at the naivety of our people - what 2 passports and "from scratch". 1 person = 90 days in half a year, make at least 10 passports with biometrics.
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answered 6 years ago
God, how many surprises ... If initially I said that I had little hope, but I want to be sure. Pots and #what pills to take# surprise no one
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answered 6 years ago
No, well, you compared! Pots, tires and multicookers are sacred, without them it is already difficult to imagine TurPravda))).
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answered 6 years ago
