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Is it possible to travel to France with a Polish visa?
Good afternoon. There is a single entry visa to Poland. Previously, there was no Schengen history. There is a hotel reservation in Poland and insurance. I want to go to France. My route is through Poland, observing the rules for entering the country that issued the Schengen. 5 hours after arriving in Poland, I have a flight to France. Will there be problems when leaving Poland and upon arrival in France, or should I stay in Poland for a few days, and then fly to France? thank you in advance
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There will be no problems, and there is no need to sit out days in Poland.
There are no border controls between the Schengen countries, and you are free to move freely, although it would still be more correct to take a visa to France.
It is also desirable to leave through Poland.
There are no border controls between the Schengen countries, and you are free to move freely, although it would still be more correct to take a visa to France.
It is also desirable to leave through Poland.
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answered 11 years ago
Firm "F...Ya" offers tours to Paris through Poland. According to the first entry rule, a visa is opened with a minimum package of documents (only an application form).
Go ahead and don't worry.
Go ahead and don't worry.
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answered 11 years ago
It is possible, but first you need to pass the Polish-Ukrainian border, they can wrap it up there if they find out that you are deceiving (they have seen thousands like you, therefore they calculate by indirect signs). So there is no point in sitting in Poland, or you simply won’t get to Poland or you will get there and be able to go wherever you want
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answered 11 years ago
We flew to Paris from Poland with a Polish SCHENGEN visa (and not an internal Polish visa), but when we applied for a visa, we indicated our future plans, we had 4 nights in Poland and 3 in Paris, we also returned through Poland. At the border in Poland, we looked at all this (hotel reservations and return tickets). It is difficult to say what would have happened if we had acted differently. One thing I can say for sure is that people were wrapped up in front of us without a twinge of conscience.
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answered 11 years ago
if you crossed the border in Poland, then you don’t need to hatch anything further, you are in the eurozone)))
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answered 11 years ago
In April of this year, the Polish Schengen zone was opened. Passed the border. From Poland we went to the Czech Republic, Germany, but returned through Poland. Nowhere, except on the Ukrainian-Polish border, documents are not checked. No visas or passports are needed on the territory of the eurozone... And there are no borders.... Go and don't worry!
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answered 11 years ago
Hello! and if a working Polish visa wakes up, is it possible to work in France?
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answered 9 years ago
No more than 90 days in a semester.
This applies to both visa type C and visa type D.
This applies to both visa type C and visa type D.
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answered 9 years ago
and if a one-year visa, then you can go to Poland and immediately return to France? who controls it?
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answered 9 years ago
Nobody controls.
However, this is wrong. Especially if you are going to work. You will be caught and your entry into the Schengen area will be closed for a long time. And it will be fair.
However, this is wrong. Especially if you are going to work. You will be caught and your entry into the Schengen area will be closed for a long time. And it will be fair.
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answered 9 years ago
And if a person is in Poland with a work visa... and he wants to go to work in France, is it possible not to return to Ukraine and in Poland to create a work visa to France???
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answered 9 years ago
Please tell me, if I have a Polish Schengen visa (multivisa, visa type C) and the first check-in-out was through Poland, can I go directly to Paris with this visa for the second time, or is it still necessary through Poland in any case?
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