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What do you need for passport control in Germany? What can they ask? Hotel voucher, return ticket? How much cash for a 10 day stay?
What do you need for passport control in Germany? What can they ask? Hotel voucher, return ticket? How much cash for a 10 day stay?
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Yes, they won’t ask you anything, it’s all in theory. Money should be at least at the rate of 60 euros per person per day. They only look at the presence of a visa.
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answered 8 years ago
I think that the border guard himself decides this on the spot, depending on who he sees in front of him. We flew to Berlin from Moscow, he asked us to show a return air ticket, a rather strange request, because we might not have had an electronic ticket and we might not have had it in paper form, but we printed it out, were not too lazy, and now it came in handy. I didn’t ask anything else, neither about the hotel, nor about the money. For each day of stay, you are supposed to have about 60 euros per person, but our finances have never been checked anywhere. We are over 40, we travel together with my wife, they take our word for it :-)
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answered 8 years ago
They ask for a return ticket, a hotel reservation. They may ask the purpose of the visit.
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answered 8 years ago
No matter how many times they went, they never asked anything. Usually the interrogation takes place in their own country. Where, why and so on.
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answered 8 years ago
Today I was asked the purpose of the visit, hotel reservation, return ticket. The others in front of me have the same thing, they didn’t ask anyone about money. The guys in the next window did not have printed tickets, only hotel reservations, they were let through anyway - like, okay, come on in.
But one person of an Arab appearance was flying with us on the plane, they checked him additionally in Ukraine, even when boarding the plane they looked at the visa, and when they got off the plane in Munich, there were people with badges, they just looked at everyone and he was right at the plane stopped and began to check the passport, the purpose of the visit, etc.
But one person of an Arab appearance was flying with us on the plane, they checked him additionally in Ukraine, even when boarding the plane they looked at the visa, and when they got off the plane in Munich, there were people with badges, they just looked at everyone and he was right at the plane stopped and began to check the passport, the purpose of the visit, etc.
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answered 8 years ago
Twice I asked for a printed return ticket and the purpose of the visit. With us, the girl did not have a return ticket with her and was not allowed to print it from e-mail. I don’t know how it all ended ...((((It’s better to have all the documents with you!
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answered 8 years ago
The fact is that the last word is on the control of the border guard, and they have no rules on what to show him and what not to show.
Whatever he wants from the documents, he will look at what he wants, he will ask, or he can take a quick look and skip, slapping the stamp.
Whatever he wants from the documents, he will look at what he wants, he will ask, or he can take a quick look and skip, slapping the stamp.
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answered 8 years ago