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I received an invitation with full financial support. My grandmother, 87 years old, aunts and uncle live in Germany, I really want to visit them, I do not work officially, there is a private house registered in my name, my husband and daughter. What are the prospects for obtaining a visa for 30 days. What package of documents do I need I need to collect and also a tax certificate, I need to take it, what it is, if you have a copy, send it. Thank you in advance for your answer!
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sponsorship from her husband, docks for the house and other property, a bank account with money, an extract from it. there is a sample certificate on the website of the German consulate, take it in your tax office = all sources of your income and paid (personal income tax), income among the people are indicated there.
That is, you can see salaries, income of entrepreneurs, self-employed people, the sale of real estate, land, cars, corporate rights, shares, dividends, etc. Therefore, carrying certificates with fake salaries will no longer work.
That is, you can see salaries, income of entrepreneurs, self-employed people, the sale of real estate, land, cars, corporate rights, shares, dividends, etc. Therefore, carrying certificates with fake salaries will no longer work.
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answered 12 years ago
Good afternoon! Thank you very much for your answer! I didn’t have a Schengen passport. I’ll write what docks I have, an official invitation from my aunt’s daughter-in-law, she has a very good salary, my aunt and grandmother have a handwritten invitation from them, copies of passports, medical insurance they did it at home. Now the question can be the mother-in-law as a sponsor? She is a working pensioner, if possible, what documents are needed, the husband cannot be a sponsor, he is unregistered and has a small salary.
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answered 12 years ago
On the website of the German Consulate, everything you ask is described in great detail. They have the clearest and most detailed memos. In addition, the employees of the visa center advise by phone (you will go to the consulate). Your questions are very standard, I just don’t see the point in listing all this in my own words.
If you are unemployed and are essentially going to those who are on the social network, at the invitation of a distant relative whom you do not know personally. Well, that's the story.
You are obliged to go to the consulate, not the visa center, and there, by the way, the queue is long for an appointment - 1.5 months. So you may not have time.
If you are unemployed and are essentially going to those who are on the social network, at the invitation of a distant relative whom you do not know personally. Well, that's the story.
You are obliged to go to the consulate, not the visa center, and there, by the way, the queue is long for an appointment - 1.5 months. So you may not have time.
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answered 12 years ago
