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tell me, please, I want to open a visa to Poland for a job now, and in 2 months I have a wedding and I'm changing my last name ... after the wedding they will let me in at the cordon back to work or will I have to change my passport first and open the visa again ??
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If you change your last name, your old passport will be invalid. And you will have to make a new one and get a visa again.
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answered 10 years ago
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all over again
Or don't change your name. why this haemorrhoids?!
all over again
Or don't change your name. why this haemorrhoids?!
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answered 10 years ago
Anetka jan +1, I agree completely, without changing the last name you can avoid a lot of problems))))))))
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answered 10 years ago
By the way, here in Egypt, when a girl gets married, she does not change her last name ........
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answered 10 years ago
I didn’t understand something ... A visa in the passport, you need to understand, is multiple, if working. Well, go back and forth, get married according to your internal passport - get divorced at least ten times, change your last name - this infa will get to the border guards and will not be released? I doubt...
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answered 10 years ago
when changing an internal passport, a foreign passport also needs to be changed =) for Schengen, a different surname is a different personality
it is possible to drive to Turkey on an old passport
it is possible to drive to Turkey on an old passport
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answered 10 years ago
Anette, explain more popularly, otherwise I'm probably not in the subject))) Arrived in Schengen, at the airport showed the foreigner with a valid visa and go. Or how is it not?
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answered 10 years ago
Polish work visa (type D) is issued for at least six months with an unlimited number of entrances. There is also the option of a subsequent extension of a visa in Poland (voivodship visa. I don’t think that an internal passport is needed)
Read the question carefully.
When applying for a visa at the consulate, yes, the names in the passports must match, but not in this case. Visa is already in hand.
Am I doing something wrong?
Read the question carefully.
When applying for a visa at the consulate, yes, the names in the passports must match, but not in this case. Visa is already in hand.
Am I doing something wrong?
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answered 10 years ago
Oleksii64 Do you see a mote in your eye?))) Someone tells you that you are wrong? you are talking about something else.
at the slightest inconsistency in the documents, the Schengen visa is considered invalid
yes, you can safely enter the old one with the old surname, yes you can live, but if you have to renew it again, or in some situations they will ask you to present a Ukrainian passport or documents in which there will be a new surname - that's all) you are illegal)
there is always a risk.
there were situations when girls at the passport control when leaving the country were told why they had a passport with an old surname. And a marriage certificate doesn't always help.
at the slightest inconsistency in the documents, the Schengen visa is considered invalid
yes, you can safely enter the old one with the old surname, yes you can live, but if you have to renew it again, or in some situations they will ask you to present a Ukrainian passport or documents in which there will be a new surname - that's all) you are illegal)
there is always a risk.
there were situations when girls at the passport control when leaving the country were told why they had a passport with an old surname. And a marriage certificate doesn't always help.
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