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What kind of visa to do
Bought tickets to Vienna. We want to go to the Czech Republic through Austria, i.e. in general, stay 2 days in Vienna and 5 days in the Czech Republic. What kind of visa to do, what documents are needed, can there be any problems? Who traveled like this?
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According to the rules, you need to apply for a Czech visa. But! Czechs require the ORIGINAL booking confirmation from the hotel or a travel voucher. By regular mail, you need to wait 10-14 days. Courier - a few days. If you order such a confirmation at the hotel, ask them to fax you first, otherwise there are a lot of mistakes.
The Austrians do not have such a requirement, it is enough to print out the confirmation from the booking system. I would go to the Austrians to give up, especially since the tickets to Vienna. I would just not indicate at all that I was going to the Czech Republic, I would attach a hotel reservation in Vienna, which I would then cancel.
What about your visa history? If this is the first Schengen, then it would be better to go to the Czechs...
The Austrians do not have such a requirement, it is enough to print out the confirmation from the booking system. I would go to the Austrians to give up, especially since the tickets to Vienna. I would just not indicate at all that I was going to the Czech Republic, I would attach a hotel reservation in Vienna, which I would then cancel.
What about your visa history? If this is the first Schengen, then it would be better to go to the Czechs...
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answered 13 years ago
This is the first Schengen visa, but is it harder to do an Austrian visa?
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answered 13 years ago
It is generally accepted that Czechs and Poles give visas more easily. How true this is now, I can not say.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course, Czech must be done. Considering that you do not have a valid passport, it will be much more difficult to open an Austrian one
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answered 13 years ago
Korzh-86, are you from Russia? from what city? If St. Petersburg, then it’s easier Austrian, if not, then Czech. In general, according to the rules, you must apply for a Czech visa.
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answered 13 years ago
Obtaining an Austrian in St. Petersburg is as easy as getting a Finnish one, because. The Finnish consulate represents Austria. Sorry for o)
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answered 13 years ago
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