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Will I be able to enter France with a Polish Schengen visa?
trip July 3, the French embassy does not open a visa, they say late
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Of course you can. As far as I know, it is important to first enter the territory of Poland and then return before the final date, which is indicated in your passport. And so you can visit France. The borders in the EU are conditional))
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, you can, the first stop in Paul is obligatory. You can fly to Poland, and then by bus to France. At the airport, you can’t avoid talking with customs officers - why are you going to France on a Polish visa. If there are already Schengen visas in the passport, then they are more loyal.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, it is indeed possible to do so. But there are some nuances: firstly, to open a Polish visa, you need to have an invitation from the Polish side or a hotel / apartment reservation (minimum 3 days); secondly, you need to fly in and out of Poland (the visa must have Polish stamps with the dates of arrival and departure); thirdly, you need to be able to correctly answer the questions of the Polish customs, since you will not go to the transit zone at the airport.
The main thing is to correctly and carefully draw up all the documents for submission to the consulate.
The main thing is to correctly and carefully draw up all the documents for submission to the consulate.
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answered 13 years ago
Fly into Poland and fly out of Poland - that's right. And that's why. If you get a Polish Schengen visa, and return through France, Germany ... it doesn’t matter, then the next visa at the Polish consulate will be given to you already with a creak, or maybe not at all. This is because although most European countries are united in Schengen, they are all interested in foreign tourists leaving their money in the countries that issue visas.
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answered 13 years ago
On the Schengen visa, made in the consulate of Poland, it is now written: Schengen countries.
The rule that existed before: entry must first enter Poland has gone into oblivion.
Now no one is looking at this, buy tickets to any country in the Schengen zone and fly from Kyiv wherever you want.
There will be no visa denials because of this. They are satisfied with the consular fee that you paid them and not someone else.
The rule that existed before: entry must first enter Poland has gone into oblivion.
Now no one is looking at this, buy tickets to any country in the Schengen zone and fly from Kyiv wherever you want.
There will be no visa denials because of this. They are satisfied with the consular fee that you paid them and not someone else.
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