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Using a Schengen multivisa?

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Good afternoon! We have an annual multi-visa to Germany for treatment. Is it possible for us to fly to Greece on this visa?

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alena18april

asked 10 years ago

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Foreign tourists are guaranteed free movement within the Schengen area. Moreover, when a Schengen visa is issued for only one of these countries, this gives the traveler the right to free movement within the entire Schengen space. Having issued a Schengen visa, you have the opportunity to visit a number of other countries without being burdened by the border control procedure. When crossing the internal borders of the Schengen area, a tourist must present a passport and the Schengen visa itself. Sometimes, you may need a document proving the reason for the trip, as well as some evidence that you have sufficient financial means to support yourself for the duration of the trip.

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2travel

answered 10 years ago

Thank you. This we all know. Here the question is specifically in the visa related to medicine (the phrase medical is in the visa ....)

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alena18april

answered 10 years ago

Without the invitation of the hospital is impossible.

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travelsita

answered 10 years ago

sorry but Schengen visas are divided into categories Category A. Category B.- Category C Category D Category C+D. FTD (UTD) and FRTD (UTD-ZhD). Category LTV. If your visa has what treatment you should have and it is long-term, you can visit other Schengen countries.

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2travel

answered 10 years ago

You can go anywhere if the visa is valid, open, and you have not exceeded the maximum 90 days in half a year.
No one cares whether you are a tourist or a patient.
Have a good trip!

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sigur62

answered 10 years ago

Otherwise, it turns out stupidity - if you have a medical, student, work visa, then you cannot go on a tour.

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prosto2000

answered 10 years ago

you can go because you have it for 1 year, which means the terms of treatment are not indicated for a year, but they cannot last for you. The Embassy said there should be no problems with visiting Greece.

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2travel

answered 10 years ago

TombArthur · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-21T15:44

again, this is two travel copies of the info a la"horrible sho")))

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TombArthur

answered 10 years ago