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expired visa to greece!!!
I am in Greece on a Schengen visa, the visa has already expired for a year, when I return, they will put a fine for delaying my visa, but I don’t have money to pay a fine, but can I then create a working visa to Israel with this fine !!!
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You need to pay a fine, because if you do not pay it, then in the future, none of the Schengen countries will open a visa for you.
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answered 12 years ago
boychukgerasimova500 Good afternoon, I'm sorry, what is your nationality? I can clarify.
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answered 12 years ago
I hope you never and preferably will not be given a visa anywhere. Because of people like you ... eh ... To the Nikolaev region for potatoes forever!
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answered 12 years ago
What of people like us! I am compiling you a competition for excavation of potatoes in the Nikalaev region !!! Plague !!!
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answered 12 years ago
It is not necessary to pay a fine, but if you do not pay it, then a stamp is put in your passport (about deportation), and the data is entered into the Schengen database and after that it is extremely difficult to get a visa to the Schengen country - at least you will need to pay a fine. Starting from February 9, 2011, every citizen of Ukraine who travels to Israel with a guest, tourist purpose, etc. should not apply to the Israeli Embassy in Ukraine for an entry visa to Israel. However, a visa-free regime is not a guarantee of entry into Israel, since the final decision on this is made by the Israeli border services.
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answered 12 years ago
Good afternoon, I completely agree with pora-vTur. By the way, I talked to the visa officers, you boychukgerasimova500 can simply be turned away from the border of Israel. Pay the fine... and sleep well)).
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answered 12 years ago
Learn Russian at least to write. Plague. And thank you people for your help. No mistakes.
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answered 12 years ago
thank you for writing, you write garbage, first of all, Israel has nothing to do with Schengen and they don’t care deeply about my fine, a couple of smart people wrote about this, unlike a couple of smart people who don’t know shit and write all sorts of nonsense, in the second visa is already being done to me and without any problems, experts in classmates can give you advice !!!
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answered 12 years ago
Well, no questions, nah then climbed here, literate! And you’re talking about a visa, not childishly, I suppose ... yes, it’s none of our business, we are sitting in classmates, and not riding around the world, but here it’s so bored, don’t get angry ...
P.S. Εμείς δεν βλάπτει! Η εργασία είναι καλά!
P.S. Εμείς δεν βλάπτει! Η εργασία είναι καλά!
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answered 12 years ago
Good morning, and have a good day. Why I love the site "Turpravda", because it is not angry, not aggressive, people share their impressions about the rest, ask, consult, somehow everything is quiet, like a family)))))), but here such abuse. Beee))). I want to convey the idea to gerasimov1. You can be slowed down at the border .. I have friends who overstayed their visa in Cyprus for a couple of years ... the Greeks (in the sense of Schengen), put a visa, but they didn’t let you through at the border, carefully looking at the entry-exit stamps .. I hope Everything will be ok! Do not swear!
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answered 12 years ago
not someone here doesn’t swear, it’s just that they started here because of people like you, about some kind of potato, so they didn’t give you a visa, but now I’ll explain for the smart ones, I was driving back, I was fined 1200 euros for delaying my visa, no one simply obliges you to pay it will be a problem to go back to Europe until you pay a fine, and for a visa and employment in Israel they do everything for 700 euros, and for a passport for a passport, 350 euros and you have a new and clean passport without any fines, so why ask me pay a fine!!! but I don’t need to write in Greek, I really don’t understand, I haven’t been here for many years, I’ve been learning Greek, but I’ve been talking mainly with Russian speakers !!!
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answered 12 years ago
So why is it asked? You asked these questions, if everyone is already doing everything for you: employment, a passport? Just what will you do if you want to go to Europe and stay in the database?
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answered 12 years ago
You have now answered all your questions. And 99% correct. I think the topic is over. Pay or make a new passport with a small amendment! It is necessary to change one letter in the last name or first name, because. there will still be a fine in the database. I would pay. And you decide for yourself.
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answered 12 years ago
