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Which country is easier for Ukrainians to get a visa for the first time?
We as a whole family (myself, husband and son) received foreign passports, we wanted to send our son to England, but how will it turn out for ourselves. But we ran into problems in obtaining a visa (although we have not yet submitted documents) and we draw conclusions only from the reviews of tourists and tour operators. Advise in which country is better to apply for a visa for the first time, so that there are more chances?
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Turkey, Egypt, Thailand, etc. are essentially visa-free countries (a visa for money upon arrival is given to everyone). The question is probably about Schengen.
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answered 13 years ago
A visa to Thailand for Ukrainians is MANDATORY .... and you will spend at least 40 minutes getting it ... until you give 200 baht in excess of 1000 official baht (on the paw, so to speak ... for the speed of service) to local "comrades" .. ....
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answered 13 years ago
Exactly the same visa is required in Turkey and Egypt. Such visas are opened upon arrival in 99.999% of all, but this is a visa! Written same: opens on arrival. In addition to these countries, simplified visa regime: Croatia, Montenegro, Maldives, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Sri Lanka. And to India, for example, a visa is opened in Kyiv, but without any problems and information. An example about 200 baht... To whom did you give it in Bangkok? Are you confusing anything?
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answered 13 years ago
I flew in a month and a half ago .... I don’t confuse ... just filling out all kinds of questionnaires .. both on the plane .. and at the airport ... this is kick-ass .... obtaining a visa in Thailand cannot be compared with obtaining a visa in Turkey ..
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answered 13 years ago
gave ... to the one who is sitting to the left of the person examining the documents for a visa ... 5-6 meters to the left ... when they tried to give him documents without 200 baht .. he simply refused to accept them and pointed ... with his finger to the other side ... they say in the general direction ... then he raised my 200 baht and said .. like this for speed ....
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answered 13 years ago
The difficulties with writing 10 words in English when filling out a migration card cannot be compared with the difficulties in preparing a package of documents for opening a UK visa (with an unknown result in the end), which is what the TC is actually asking about. At the VKK airport, there are 20 counters for arrivals, it was necessary to see where there is no queue.
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answered 13 years ago
Unfortunately, you are wrong ... To receive a call upon arrival in Bangkok .. it was early morning ... Only ONE counter was working ... and a second counter (two hundred battalion) was opened nearby ....)).... Sorry, but you are a little wrong ... I can say with confidence that you are not a citizen of Ukraine ... and most likely received a visa as a citizen of Russia ... and this even happens in another place .... Obtaining a visa by Russian citizens without problems, since EXCELLENT relations have been established between Tai and Russia since ancient times .. especially since Putin paid off the debts of Tsarist Russia half a year ago for the rice delivered to her back in the early 20th century ..
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answered 13 years ago
Early morning - 3 hours, Azrosvit flight VV171 :)) Passed the mandatory procedure - one pass for a visa - 2 counters! Over 200 meters are the remaining 19 passages (without a queue). I admit that 1 or 2 of them could not work. There is more order in Tae, this is not Ukraine.
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answered 13 years ago
And that's right... 3 o'clock in the morning, Azrosvit's flight VV171 :))...!!!! we went exactly here - "For 200 meters there are the remaining 19 passages (without a queue)" .. there really was no queue .. and people with a Russian passport went to these racks ... probably from this place the Russians began paradise in Southeast Asia..but..we were turned back with Ukrainian passports...))..previously pointing up with a finger..where the countries that PAY for a visa were indicated...among them is Ukraine..and again, with a finger showed there ... two hundred meters back and to the right ... and there are two racks .............. and what's next ... I have already described before ...)))) ... .
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answered 13 years ago
In Ukraine, there is probably little order ... but in Thailand there is also its own hemorrhoids .... and in Russia, by the way, it also has its own headache ...))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
My passport is blue with a trident, Tanunik, they flooded the branch, sorry.
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answered 13 years ago
then why do you indicate the path of obtaining a visa that the Russians go through ??? .. it’s not clear ...
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answered 13 years ago
I don’t know, from this flight I found a counter for a package of countries (including Ukraine) where there was not a single person while I passed, there was a queue of 5 people behind me.
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answered 13 years ago
A very exciting discussion, but are there any countries that are loyal to Ukrainians, whose visas can have a positive impact on obtaining a visa to the UK in the future?
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answered 13 years ago
You've already asked this question before. You were intimidated by some dunce from TA that your boy will most likely not be given a visa ANYWHERE and never. And you did not even try to resort to the help of another, intelligent and energetic agent. In vain. To obtain a British visa, it is not at all necessary to first travel to other countries. Moreover, you can get the opposite effect by traveling around a bunch of countries with which Britain does not have the warmest relations.
If you still dream of sending a guy to England and Ireland, do not turn off this path, and you will succeed. Just do not start a conversation with the next TA with the words: "Here we were told that most likely they would not give a visa ...". Do not suggest a ready-made answer yourself, but make TA work. Happy travels!
If you still dream of sending a guy to England and Ireland, do not turn off this path, and you will succeed. Just do not start a conversation with the next TA with the words: "Here we were told that most likely they would not give a visa ...". Do not suggest a ready-made answer yourself, but make TA work. Happy travels!
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answered 13 years ago
Can somehow link the end of the university with the desire to go to England, something like language courses, internships, advanced training? The consulate may be more loyal, IMHO ... But it is, one of the options.
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answered 13 years ago
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine recently reported:
"The number of visa refusals decreased from 4 percent to 3.3 percent in 2011. At the same time, a significant decrease in the number of visa refusals by individual EU Member States in 2011 compared to 2010 is noticeable"
cases of visa refusals from France (from 4.4% to 2%), Estonia (from 7.8% to 4.3%), Germany (from 6.3% to 5.6%) became twice as rare . The rejection rate at the Belgian embassy also fell slightly to 7.2% from 7.8% in 2010. At the same time, Slovenia almost did not refuse visas to Ukrainians - only 0.7% of applicants did not receive permission to enter this country last year (2.4% of refusals in 2010).
The number of Schengen visas issued in 2011 compared to 2010 increased by 182,000. 1.1 million citizens of Ukraine received permission to enter Europe.
"Spain has doubled the issuance of visas to Ukrainians (53,000 visas have been issued).
At the Embassy of Greece, the number of issued visas increased by 17 thousand (up to 64.8 thousand), Slovakia - by 13 thousand (up to 40.7 thousand), Italy - by 1.8 thousand (up to 45.8 thousand). ).
"The number of visa refusals decreased from 4 percent to 3.3 percent in 2011. At the same time, a significant decrease in the number of visa refusals by individual EU Member States in 2011 compared to 2010 is noticeable"
cases of visa refusals from France (from 4.4% to 2%), Estonia (from 7.8% to 4.3%), Germany (from 6.3% to 5.6%) became twice as rare . The rejection rate at the Belgian embassy also fell slightly to 7.2% from 7.8% in 2010. At the same time, Slovenia almost did not refuse visas to Ukrainians - only 0.7% of applicants did not receive permission to enter this country last year (2.4% of refusals in 2010).
The number of Schengen visas issued in 2011 compared to 2010 increased by 182,000. 1.1 million citizens of Ukraine received permission to enter Europe.
"Spain has doubled the issuance of visas to Ukrainians (53,000 visas have been issued).
At the Embassy of Greece, the number of issued visas increased by 17 thousand (up to 64.8 thousand), Slovakia - by 13 thousand (up to 40.7 thousand), Italy - by 1.8 thousand (up to 45.8 thousand). ).
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answered 13 years ago
From personal experience: in a crisis, Greece issues visas for package tours very loyally.
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answered 13 years ago
Good idea. Greece has a very comfortable and friendly atmosphere for relaxation. Greeks used to give visas without snobbery, so it would be wise to start acquaintance with the world from Greece. Go with the whole family, and your son drives to England more than once, he has everything ahead of him. Have a nice rest!
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks for the advice, we are just now considering a vacation in Greece, it turns out inexpensively and there is something to see. True, I heard that Greece is going to be excluded from the EU.
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answered 13 years ago
Again you are in some kind of illusion.
First, no one is excluded from anywhere. Till. Yes, and it's not just that.
Secondly, the EU and Schengen are different things.
Your task is to get a positive visa history.
First, no one is excluded from anywhere. Till. Yes, and it's not just that.
Secondly, the EU and Schengen are different things.
Your task is to get a positive visa history.
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answered 13 years ago
I really don’t understand all these nuances and for the first time I was faced with obtaining a visa, and of course I understand that my main disadvantage is to complain about problems without even starting to solve them, the only thing that stops me is that I don’t want to start trips with refusals, that’s why I play it safe.
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answered 13 years ago
Your words - "I really heard that Greece is going to be excluded from the EU."
This is not reinsurance. This is vanity.
Greece in the EU and in the Schengen. And nothing will change in the near future.
This is not reinsurance. This is vanity.
Greece in the EU and in the Schengen. And nothing will change in the near future.
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answered 13 years ago
Ahh! You believe everything in the media. Then it's clear.
Then you shouldn't send your son to England. I won't scare you, just read the media.
Then you shouldn't send your son to England. I won't scare you, just read the media.
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answered 12 years ago
Well said. There the blacks will be caught there. Read the media.
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answered 12 years ago