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There is a Czech visa, but you need to go to Germany
Good afternoon, I thought for a long time how to quickly get a visa to Germany, they suggested the following way: get a visa to any other EU country, in this case the Czech Republic, spend the night there, and then fly where necessary. Can questions arise in Germany (air border), having a Czech visa, is it necessary to book a hotel in Germany and is a return ticket obligatory (it is possible to return a car back)? Thanks!
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On the route, if you spend the night in Germany, hotel reservations are required, in the Czech Republic, if you spend the night, it is mandatory. good. The route must be real!!!
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answered 11 years ago
And why spend so much money? Fly directly to Germany, where you need to go, say (if asked) that you want to see the sights for 2 days and then drive with friends by car to the Czech Republic where you will be until the end of the trip.
The main thing is that you have enough money, if you do not take cash, make a printout from the account.
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Specifically on the issue - there is no checking of passports between Schengen countries at the airport. For example, from the Netherlands to Germany, France, Belgium or Spain, you need to wave your passport when landing (they don’t take it in your hands), and upon arrival you immediately get into the duty free zone and you can pick up luggage, there is no passport control.
It seems that the Czech Republic is in the European Union, but on the other hand, it has its own currency; I have been to Prague several times, and unfortunately I don’t remember if there is control there (it’s better to find out from those who often fly around Europe, or
google on this topic)
The main thing is that you have enough money, if you do not take cash, make a printout from the account.
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Specifically on the issue - there is no checking of passports between Schengen countries at the airport. For example, from the Netherlands to Germany, France, Belgium or Spain, you need to wave your passport when landing (they don’t take it in your hands), and upon arrival you immediately get into the duty free zone and you can pick up luggage, there is no passport control.
It seems that the Czech Republic is in the European Union, but on the other hand, it has its own currency; I have been to Prague several times, and unfortunately I don’t remember if there is control there (it’s better to find out from those who often fly around Europe, or
google on this topic)
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answered 11 years ago
You can also say that you want to buy a car in Germany and drive it to the Czech Republic for a walk, with friends, and then go home by car. But that's only if you have rights.
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answered 11 years ago
I understand that you already have a visa. If not, and do it yourself - make a reservation for the Czech Republic for the entire period of stay through booking, and then cancel. If you need a multi, then French is better,
Czechs open, though easily, but usually one-time and for a short period.
Czechs open, though easily, but usually one-time and for a short period.
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answered 11 years ago
A person needs to go to Germany, not to the Czech Republic! And he is going to get a visa, in his opinion an easier Czech one. How do you advise him to fly directly to Germany with a Czech visa, and even to buy a car in Germany (for this purpose, a different package of documents, by the way, from the Germans).
In Ukraine, and the author of the question is from here, there are not enough bookings for a Czech visa, you need prepayment and confirmation of accommodation and prepayment from the hotel.
You also advise a French visa, but do you know that the French in Kyiv are not so easy to give multi? I received my French cartoon exactly on the dates of two trips, for three months, but how many people with two trips to France, with paid airfare and the correct time between trips, received one-time tickets? I would just say this about the French: they open, although easily, but usually one-time and for a short period
Schengen and EU are two big differences. And it has nothing to do with passport control on intra-Schengen flights. Nobody checks visas, of course, selective control MAY be present, but this is very rare.
In Ukraine, and the author of the question is from here, there are not enough bookings for a Czech visa, you need prepayment and confirmation of accommodation and prepayment from the hotel.
You also advise a French visa, but do you know that the French in Kyiv are not so easy to give multi? I received my French cartoon exactly on the dates of two trips, for three months, but how many people with two trips to France, with paid airfare and the correct time between trips, received one-time tickets? I would just say this about the French: they open, although easily, but usually one-time and for a short period
Schengen and EU are two big differences. And it has nothing to do with passport control on intra-Schengen flights. Nobody checks visas, of course, selective control MAY be present, but this is very rare.
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answered 11 years ago
Oh, but I do know a place inside the Schengen area where there is passport control - flights to Greenland!
Question to the topicaster, why don't you want to open a visa to Germany? Say what you need quickly. But is the Czech Republic faster? It seems that you are just being sold a Czech visa, no? Since if you buy a visa, then this is most likely a work or business visa, and then you need to clearly understand that it is "left", that you need to know the purpose for which it was issued and say exactly this purpose on the passport. If issued for work, it’s not Prague to watch, understand? Or am I wrong with the assumption of buying a visa?
Question to the topicaster, why don't you want to open a visa to Germany? Say what you need quickly. But is the Czech Republic faster? It seems that you are just being sold a Czech visa, no? Since if you buy a visa, then this is most likely a work or business visa, and then you need to clearly understand that it is "left", that you need to know the purpose for which it was issued and say exactly this purpose on the passport. If issued for work, it’s not Prague to watch, understand? Or am I wrong with the assumption of buying a visa?
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answered 11 years ago
This is generally bad advice - getting the wrong visa. And this is doubly bad advice when it comes to the Czech Republic!!! For the simple reason that the Czech Consulate requires you to provide the ORIGINAL reservation from the hotel. Will you bother with booking according to the rules, correspondence with the hotel, receiving a response by mail, and after obtaining a visa - canceling the reservation ??? And what for? The Germans normally give visas to normal tourists.
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answered 11 years ago
Pachok, according to the latest data, the original is no longer needed, a scan on soap is enough, but a really paid hotel must do it on a form, sign and print it. Actually, in this case, such a trifle as they will send it later by mail or send it by soap, it doesn’t matter. The main thing is to pay in advance and knock out confirmation from the hotel - this is still needed!
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answered 11 years ago
By the way, yes, the usual booking is enough for the Germans! They are creepy at other times.
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answered 11 years ago
Perhaps in Ukraine there are other rules, in Russia for multi - the simplest French, they have enough booking completely. Who is too lazy to collect documents himself,
there is even a travel agency at the consulate in Moscow, they will do everything, it will be cheaper than through a travel agency.
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If this is the first Schengen, the girl is young and something will be wrong with the documents, or she will say something wrong if asked, Germany can put a refusal. The chance for this is small, but it is, and higher than that of the Czech Republic or France.
there is even a travel agency at the consulate in Moscow, they will do everything, it will be cheaper than through a travel agency.
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If this is the first Schengen, the girl is young and something will be wrong with the documents, or she will say something wrong if asked, Germany can put a refusal. The chance for this is small, but it is, and higher than that of the Czech Republic or France.
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answered 11 years ago
So you look, the TS is from Ukraine, we have our own troubles with the French. And at the consulate we have the so-called. Visa Centers, and not "TA at the consulate." Therefore, hatinka and others answer, knowing Ukrainian reality, and not someone said something to me from behind a hillock :))))
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answered 11 years ago
Stella73, if you move the cursor to the nickname of any Turpravda user, you will see where he comes from. Of course, not everyone writes their city and even their country, but then it's their problem. When asking a question, of course, it is advisable to indicate where you are from, as this is very important. And when choosing a tour, and firms, and airlines, well, consulates. Well, that's why I write taking into account the country of the questioner. Of course, this is more a claim to him, not to you - if you want a constructive answer, formulate the question correctly. So it goes)))
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answered 11 years ago
Quote: If this is the first Schengen, the girl is young
They also didn’t write about the number of Schengen cards before, or about age ...
They also didn’t write about the number of Schengen cards before, or about age ...
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answered 11 years ago
Good afternoon, thanks for the comments :) The girl is young, but not the first Schengen (Greece was in May), she applied for a visa through a travel agency, I will stay one day in the Czech Republic, and then I will fly to Germany. If I understand correctly, the Czech Republic-Germany flight is already considered an internal flight, and no one will check the passport when disembarking ... then there are plans to travel around Europe by car, and as I understand it, there are no borders in Schengen?
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answered 11 years ago
Good luck to you! It’s not about this trip, everything can work here. But the next time you get a visa, questions will arise why you took visas like that. Or maybe not :)))
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answered 11 years ago
No, there will be no more in Germany, there are no borders within the Schengen area (the exception is Greece-Italy, and Greece is everything nearby)
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answered 11 years ago
Good evening, Katya, and tell me, please, how successful everything went then :)
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answered 7 years ago