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Can I get a second Schengen visa?
My first visa is Polish, but I flew through Vienna to Spain, is it considered a big problem that I did not cross the Polish border ???
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travel agents may claim that this is a problem, but in fact, you have a SCHENGEN visa, which allows you to move around the SCHENGEN AGREEMENT COUNTRIES. Which country issued it is the tenth thing.
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answered 10 years ago
I really need a visa now, but in all travel agencies they tell me that I made a huge mistake that I didn’t cross Poland, and they refuse to do it now, I can’t open a second visa .... and I don’t know what to do?
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answered 10 years ago
A visa is opened at the consulate of the country where you are going to spend most of your trip (and not just cross the border). In this case, the country of entry (border crossing) can be any.
If there were no problems and questions at passport control when leaving that first trip, then there should be no problems with issuing a new visa. This time, apply for a visa at the consulate of the country where you will actually stay.
If there were no problems and questions at passport control when leaving that first trip, then there should be no problems with issuing a new visa. This time, apply for a visa at the consulate of the country where you will actually stay.
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answered 10 years ago
There was no need to contact agencies from the very beginning. They, probably, also advised to get a Polish visa, because it is easier for them. Do not listen to the agencies, and make a visa not the one that is "easier to get", but the one in which the country is going. And submit yourself.
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answered 10 years ago
Thanks a lot for the replies everyone! I need a visa for half a year, and because I crossed the first visa incorrectly, now they say either you can open it for a month, or change your passport. I didn't think it would be such a problem.
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answered 10 years ago
All embassies, except for the Polish one, do not care about the previous Polish visa. Open another. Moreover, according to the rules, you do not have to enter the country that issued the visa first, the main thing is that the number of days spent there exceeds the number spent in other Schengen countries. Poland, of course, will rest against the horn and want proof - checks, payment in armor, etc. And any other consulate will not deal with this nonsense.
Only I did not quite understand - why should they give for a month? Do you have all the documents for half a year, are they legal?
Only I did not quite understand - why should they give for a month? Do you have all the documents for half a year, are they legal?
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answered 10 years ago
Here I am about it. I was in 7 places and they all tell me the same thing: "No one will give you a visa, because you did not cross the border. "I have everything in order with the documents and the stay was clear on the visa.
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answered 10 years ago
What are the seven places? Go to the consulate or EC of the country where you want to go and apply yourself. Or do you want a Polish visa again?
"Stay clearly on a visa" - this is most of the days in Poland, I understand that you are not. Therefore, the Polish consulate, indeed, may refuse you with a high probability.
"Stay clearly on a visa" - this is most of the days in Poland, I understand that you are not. Therefore, the Polish consulate, indeed, may refuse you with a high probability.
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answered 10 years ago
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