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such a question, how realistic is it for me (student, 21 years old, working) and my girlfriend (22 years old, student) to get a Schengen? They say unmarried young girls are generally not allowed anywhere without travel agencies. Is this true? And in whose embassy is it better to "try your luck"?
such a question, how realistic is it for me (student, 21 years old, working) and my girlfriend (22 years old, student) to get a Schengen? They say unmarried young girls are generally not allowed anywhere without travel agencies. Is this true? And in whose embassy is it better to "try your luck"?
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Yes, and I have about five different Schengen in my passport, she has only one - Czech.
thanks in advance.
thanks in advance.
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answered 15 years ago
It's not at all clear what the question is. Was the girl old and married when she applied for a Czech visa?
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answered 15 years ago
in an empty passport, everyone can have problems, but if you are traveling together and you already have a Schengen visa, then what's the problem?
of course for Greece or Spain there ... it is better that there is more than 1 Schengen, but not necessarily.
of course for Greece or Spain there ... it is better that there is more than 1 Schengen, but not necessarily.
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answered 15 years ago
Indeed, if she already has a Schengen, then what is the problem? plus you are with her as a guarantor. Or are you going to Italy?
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answered 15 years ago
go to the same Czech again or Hungarian. prepare all documents correctly and financial support and you can submit docks.
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answered 15 years ago
The Hungarian embassy is really the best option, according to how they were going there.
And when the girl received a Czech visa, she was neither old nor married)) she just went with her parents and through a travel agency, we want "savages". to the embassy.
And when the girl received a Czech visa, she was neither old nor married)) she just went with her parents and through a travel agency, we want "savages". to the embassy.
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answered 15 years ago
theoretically 10 days for registration, in fact, if you don’t like something, you can consider up to 30 days or more. everything is individual. the fact that she was traveling with her parents is not important, the main thing is that she did not violate the Schengen conditions. + you are paired with her, everything should be fine. with God.
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answered 15 years ago