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I have a Polish visa type d-05 can I go to Germany for 2 days?
Is it possible with this visa to go to Germany for 1-2 days through Poland and drive the car to Ukraine?
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And there is no point in "driving a car to Ukraine" either, pay wild taxes that will exceed not only the cost of the car itself, but also the price of similar cars that have already been cleared by customs in Ukraine.
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answered 12 years ago
Exactly! Our godfather recently "fell for" such a scam. As a result, after incredible ordeals and a frank headache, I got a car much more expensive than I could buy here. Now he flatters himself with illusions: "Well, this one is from Germany!")))
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answered 12 years ago
my robot is easy to overtake from Dusseldorf to exactly the rest of the problems are solved by the one who bought the car. that is, for 1 day I don’t have the right to travel to Germany?
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answered 12 years ago
Your problem will start at the border. You still have to get to Rovno. And at the border, you must submit a preliminary declaration from a citizen or pay all taxes, or a guarantee in the amount of these taxes. Regarding the visa, it is not entirely clear what d-05 is? Schengen doesn't seem to have such a classification? And if there is no Schengen, then it is better not to go to Germany.
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answered 12 years ago
I won’t tell you by numbers either, but, apparently, this is an internal Polish visa. You and her will simply be deployed on the border with Germany.
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answered 12 years ago
d -05 no national Polish visa for the right to stay 180 days in Poland
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answered 12 years ago
Our acquaintances with an internal Polish visa did not get to Europe and the trip was covered with a copper basin.
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answered 12 years ago
sadly, I heard that you can travel to any Schengen country for 3 days on this visa
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answered 12 years ago
There is no border as such, but you plan to return by car with transit numbers, which always arouses interest from the police, who will check your passport, call the appropriate service, and you will be given a deportation stamp and forced to pay a fine. And it is still not known how and on what you are going to enter Germany? And there, depending on the vehicle, there are some nuances.
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answered 12 years ago
I think to go by bus or train
What is the maximum penalty for this?
What is the maximum penalty for this?
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answered 12 years ago
Deportation and "black list" in the further obtaining of visas.
It will not work just to overtake in Rivne, they correctly wrote that at the border - either full payment or making a guarantee. And all this will be issued to you, and not to the buyer in Rivne. If he is so interested, let him make you a normal visa and meet you at the border.
It will not work just to overtake in Rivne, they correctly wrote that at the border - either full payment or making a guarantee. And all this will be issued to you, and not to the buyer in Rivne. If he is so interested, let him make you a normal visa and meet you at the border.
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answered 12 years ago
the buyer will travel with me but in another car. How much does a visa to Germany cost?
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answered 12 years ago
Consular fee 35 Euro. The list of documents is on the website of the consulate and the visa center. I don't know how much intermediaries charge for a "left" opening.
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answered 12 years ago
I heard that visas to Germany are not readily given. What is the maximum time for obtaining a visa? Sorry for inquisitiveness)))
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answered 12 years ago
if you go to Poland to the German border and drive there, is it possible?
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answered 12 years ago
If all the documents are in order, they normally give. For a personal submission to the consulate, a record of a month or more, you can get to the CC immediately, Issuance of 2-3 weeks.
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answered 12 years ago
As I understand it, visa D, and 05 is the purpose of issuance. This is for work ("05" - gdy wiza jest wydawana w celu wykonywania pracy w okresie nieprzekraczającym 6 miesięcy w ciągu kolejnych 12 miesięcy, na podstawie oświadczenia o zamiarze powierzenia wykonywania pracy, zarepojestrowanego pracy).
If you have never traveled to Poland on this visa (for the purpose and to the person who invited you), then it will generally be problematic for you to enter Poland. Well, even if everything goes well in Germany, then question number 2 is how to leave? After all, at the exit it is already clear WHY you actually went and where. Violation and serious.
If there have already been trips on this visa, then there are no legal barriers to go to Germany for a car, IMHO.
The above is only about visas, the transaction itself, customs clearance is not for me.
PySy: I know Kiev comrades who drive cars from Germany. All visas are Polish (!), but obtained legally! Also, the plan must be fulfilled in order for the visa to be issued. But they have no problems with documents. So they drive mostly buses, minivans. Passenger cars, as the people put it, are either for themselves or "for a sucker" - cars killed in the trash, which are somehow cunningly customs cleared, repaired by us and sold to novice motorists.
If you have never traveled to Poland on this visa (for the purpose and to the person who invited you), then it will generally be problematic for you to enter Poland. Well, even if everything goes well in Germany, then question number 2 is how to leave? After all, at the exit it is already clear WHY you actually went and where. Violation and serious.
If there have already been trips on this visa, then there are no legal barriers to go to Germany for a car, IMHO.
The above is only about visas, the transaction itself, customs clearance is not for me.
PySy: I know Kiev comrades who drive cars from Germany. All visas are Polish (!), but obtained legally! Also, the plan must be fulfilled in order for the visa to be issued. But they have no problems with documents. So they drive mostly buses, minivans. Passenger cars, as the people put it, are either for themselves or "for a sucker" - cars killed in the trash, which are somehow cunningly customs cleared, repaired by us and sold to novice motorists.
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answered 12 years ago
You can transfer to a car on the border of Poland and Germany and drive it further to Ukraine, but I advise you not to leave the owner of the car far away so that you don’t fly into the money on the border of Ukraine. We did this once on the border of the Czech Republic with Germany. And still there were nuances.
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answered 12 years ago
Nobody sells German visas ;-)
And if someone decides to "sell", then it will be a very expensive pleasure ;-)
The fact that Polish can be bought / sold is just a crime. Although for many Ukrainians, some kind of familiar situation.
It is difficult to get a German visa if you want to get it in the same way as you got your Polish one.
If legally, collecting all the necessary documents (there are quite a few of them), then everything will be OK.
But as long as you have a valid Polish visa, you cannot get a German one. Only if you cancel the Polish one first, then ask for the German one and if they give you a visa, then everything is ok.
But, you have Polish for a year, and the Germans will give you a short one, strictly according to the dates of your trip.
If you have an annual Schengen, you need to use it!
If the trip is the first, you are obliged to enter when you yourself indicated this and to that inviting person (your visa application form).
Instead of relaxing, buying a car, etc.
Do you understand?
And if someone decides to "sell", then it will be a very expensive pleasure ;-)
The fact that Polish can be bought / sold is just a crime. Although for many Ukrainians, some kind of familiar situation.
It is difficult to get a German visa if you want to get it in the same way as you got your Polish one.
If legally, collecting all the necessary documents (there are quite a few of them), then everything will be OK.
But as long as you have a valid Polish visa, you cannot get a German one. Only if you cancel the Polish one first, then ask for the German one and if they give you a visa, then everything is ok.
But, you have Polish for a year, and the Germans will give you a short one, strictly according to the dates of your trip.
If you have an annual Schengen, you need to use it!
If the trip is the first, you are obliged to enter when you yourself indicated this and to that inviting person (your visa application form).
Instead of relaxing, buying a car, etc.
Do you understand?
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answered 12 years ago
KaterynaSH, I want to know for myself personally: what then is the point of "driving" - if the owner himself goes for a car to Germany, he draws up everything himself and goes half the way himself.
Why can’t the owner himself go to Germany and come to Ukraine in his own car. Why any other person?
Why can’t the owner himself go to Germany and come to Ukraine in his own car. Why any other person?
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answered 12 years ago
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