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Work visa open but invitation cancelled, can I enter the EU?
Work visa open but invitation cancelled, can I enter the EU?
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A visa is a permit that gives a person the right to cross certain borders.
What is the question then???
What is the question then???
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answered 5 years ago
The visa does not give the right to cross borders. The border guard has the right to refuse entry to a person who has a visa.
If the invitation is canceled and the border guards have the relevant information, then they will not be allowed into the EU, the border guard at the border will cross out the visa and send the person back.
If the invitation is canceled and the border guards have the relevant information, then they will not be allowed into the EU, the border guard at the border will cross out the visa and send the person back.
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answered 5 years ago
You can apply for a visa-free regime, as Elenka answered, but you do not have the right to work legally.
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answered 5 years ago
Oh, the question is: to enter the country on a visa-free basis and then work legally on a work visa, is it real?
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answered 5 years ago
depending on which country. If Estonia - then no, if Poland - then yes, but not more than 90 days.
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answered 5 years ago
I have an open visa, I worked on it for 2 months, I was at home for 3 months, during this period the employer canceled the invitation. Can I enter this country without problems just with a work visa without a valid invitation???
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answered 5 years ago
A work visa is designed to work only for that employer and for the vacancy indicated in the invitation. If the invitation is cancelled, then the visa ceases to be valid.
Here the question is how the employer canceled the invitation. If he notified the official authorities about the cancellation of the visa and they transferred the information to the border authorities, then the visa is no longer valid, it will be crossed out at the border.
If you didn't notify, then you can go.
So the lottery, you can't guess.
Here the question is how the employer canceled the invitation. If he notified the official authorities about the cancellation of the visa and they transferred the information to the border authorities, then the visa is no longer valid, it will be crossed out at the border.
If you didn't notify, then you can go.
So the lottery, you can't guess.
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answered 5 years ago
