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I bought tickets Moscow-Hannover-Moscow for January 2011. After Hannover, I will get to Hamburg by train, where I will stay in a hotel (I don’t have a reservation, but I already know the hotel). There is a Finnish Schengen (multivisa), which I already traveled to Finca 2 months ago. What problems can I have when going through passport control at Hannover Airport?)
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Be sure to ask to show a document (fax or voucher confirming the reservation at the hotel). The German border is a very serious passport control, it is advisable to prepare answers to all questions: the purpose of the trip, place of stay, finances, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
What if I don't have a hotel reservation? The fact is that I need a credit card to book, but I don't have one. and no one will give it to me, because. I am a student. Cash will be sufficient. How can I avoid this problem and pass the control normally?
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answered 13 years ago
--I need a credit card to book, but I don't have one. and no one will give it to me, because. I am a student.---
This surprises me a little - getting a plastic card is not at all difficult at the bank. You can issue an additional card and link one of the parents to the main card - many do this, especially if the child is studying in another city, or even in another country.
This surprises me a little - getting a plastic card is not at all difficult at the bank. You can issue an additional card and link one of the parents to the main card - many do this, especially if the child is studying in another city, or even in another country.
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answered 13 years ago
so it's all the same like a deposit card turns out ... and not a credit one ... or will payment from such a card be made on booking (e)?
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answered 13 years ago
It may be a deposit card, or it may be a settlement card. There are also credit cards - indeed, they are not given to everyone.
If you put a certain amount on a plastic card, then it can be used to pay everywhere within the amount that you put.
If you put a certain amount on a plastic card, then it can be used to pay everywhere within the amount that you put.
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answered 13 years ago
"But I don't have it. And no one will give it to me, because I'm a student."
Some kind of nonsense ... Banks issue these cards right and left, even to those who do not need it, when opening an account, for example.
elenako wrote everything correctly to you. A truly "credit" card is a rarity, mainly debit payment cards, they are used for payments over the Internet. T Only see that the card is not lower than the "classic". With "electrons" there are inconsistencies.
Some kind of nonsense ... Banks issue these cards right and left, even to those who do not need it, when opening an account, for example.
elenako wrote everything correctly to you. A truly "credit" card is a rarity, mainly debit payment cards, they are used for payments over the Internet. T Only see that the card is not lower than the "classic". With "electrons" there are inconsistencies.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course not.
You go to the bank and apply with a request - you have money, you are going abroad and do not want to take cash with you. And at the bank, upon presentation of a passport and maybe some other papers, they open a plastic card for you. They can open it in rubles, they can in euros or dollars, they can in pounds sterling. You replenish it at home with the amount you need and the currency you need, and that's it, the job is done.
Just carefully read the terms of the bank - how much they charge for conversion if your card is opened in rubles, and what amount will be for servicing the card.
Personally, I have all kinds of cards - and even pound sterling.
Go to the nearest bank and you will have fewer questions.
I have no idea how you can travel with a large sum of money in cash. Only plastic cards!
You go to the bank and apply with a request - you have money, you are going abroad and do not want to take cash with you. And at the bank, upon presentation of a passport and maybe some other papers, they open a plastic card for you. They can open it in rubles, they can in euros or dollars, they can in pounds sterling. You replenish it at home with the amount you need and the currency you need, and that's it, the job is done.
Just carefully read the terms of the bank - how much they charge for conversion if your card is opened in rubles, and what amount will be for servicing the card.
Personally, I have all kinds of cards - and even pound sterling.
Go to the nearest bank and you will have fewer questions.
I have no idea how you can travel with a large sum of money in cash. Only plastic cards!
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you very much)) I’ll go to the bank in the morning, I hope I’ll have time to apply and get a card before January 15 ...)
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answered 13 years ago
Why won't wages work? If it is a Visa or Master Card? These are the same cards.
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answered 13 years ago
"Personally, I have all kinds of cards—and even a pound."
And what bank opens such cards? At one time I was looking for, in general, where you can put pounds at least on a deposit, I did not find it in Kyiv.
And what bank opens such cards? At one time I was looking for, in general, where you can put pounds at least on a deposit, I did not find it in Kyiv.
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answered 13 years ago
Pachok, the salary is not suitable for her - she is a student, she does not receive a salary.
Pound sterling card - Bank "Finance and Credit" - they can also issue a deposit in pounds.
Pound sterling card - Bank "Finance and Credit" - they can also issue a deposit in pounds.
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answered 13 years ago
Please tell me, if there is a reservation from the hotel, but a 2-bed room is booked, and I am traveling alone, will there be any questions? Will they believe at the border that I am traveling for tourism purposes? What is generally better to say to the question "the purpose of the visit "?
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answered 13 years ago
Everything will be fine. The goal is tourism. They may ask what they are going to visit.
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answered 13 years ago
I don't think they will do it. Do you have a valid visa? Your fellow countrymen all travel around Europe with Finnish cartoons, and everything is fine :))
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answered 13 years ago
If you are already so afraid that they will not let you into Germany, then cross the first Finnish border, and there already travel as you want and where you want.
And about the card, did you open it?
And about the card, did you open it?
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answered 13 years ago