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Issuance of multiple visas to Ukrainians in the Czech Republic, Poland, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia
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Has anyone applied for a multi-visa to the Czech Republic, Poland, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia on their own in the last 3 months?
Interested in positive/negative experience.
How much were they given, how much were they given out? Were there any refusals with a fairly good history of visas in the passport, or without it?
Has anyone applied for a multi-visa to the Czech Republic, Poland, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia on their own in the last 3 months?
Interested in positive/negative experience.
How much were they given, how much were they given out? Were there any refusals with a fairly good history of visas in the passport, or without it?
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Also, if you applied for a multivisa through travel agencies, I’m interested in which ones. Thank you.
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answered 11 years ago
I have a Greek multivisa opened through TO in June of this year, before that I had 4 one-time Greek visas + many other visas.
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answered 11 years ago
Parents 2 weeks ago flew to Greece through TO, they gave a visa for two entries, for a period of 3 months, without asking at all.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks everyone for the replies.
In 3 years I have three Greek Schengen and one Czech and a lot of trips to visa countries (the latter, of course, does not affect). I’m thinking of going to the Czech Republic, I would like to get a multi-visa, because, frankly, I’m tired of traveling through travel agencies and I don’t want to waste time in the messy queues of the Czech consulate, for example. This would greatly simplify life and increase the number of trips to Europe.
In 3 years I have three Greek Schengen and one Czech and a lot of trips to visa countries (the latter, of course, does not affect). I’m thinking of going to the Czech Republic, I would like to get a multi-visa, because, frankly, I’m tired of traveling through travel agencies and I don’t want to waste time in the messy queues of the Czech consulate, for example. This would greatly simplify life and increase the number of trips to Europe.
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answered 11 years ago
We also have three Greek Schengen, there is no Czech one. We are going to Prague from 10.24.
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answered 11 years ago
marinad27, then write down what visas you received. Will wait!
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answered 11 years ago
marinad27. And they applied for annual, or simply handed over the documents for a one-time. If everything is "bundle", recommend an agency)
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answered 11 years ago
Relatives flew to Spain in August. Cartoons, but only for 30 days.
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answered 11 years ago
I report. I'm upset ... The Czechs gave visas for exactly 4 days, only for the days of the trip. There was no "corridor". The Greeks always gave a visa with a "reserve" of days. Therefore, I recommend preparing and submitting documents yourself, reading on the forums, how to fill out the application form correctly .After all, they give a multivisa to someone.
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answered 11 years ago