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I want to go to Greece with a Polish multivisa. IT is open for half a year.
I am from Ukraine. I want to leave with a Polish Schengen visa to Greece
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Good afternoon. Have you already visited the Schengen countries with this visa?
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answered 10 years ago
and what is the question? if you have already gone to Poland, then you can give up to Greece.
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answered 10 years ago
The first entry into the Schengen area on a multiple-entry visa must be in the country that issued the visa. And the next trips to the Schengen countries are already at your request.
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answered 10 years ago
This is a delusion, you can go to Poland and then read the rules carefully.
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answered 10 years ago
Everything is correct. With this visa, you will be allowed to enter any country in the Schengen area. But if the first entry is not to Poland, then it is unlikely that the next time the Polish embassy will open a visa for you. It is better to make the first entry to the country whose embassy issued the visa.
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answered 10 years ago
In general, the rules are common to all, unless, of course, the Poles make for Ukrainians"pleasant " exceptions. The Finns, for example, don't spoil us Russians like that, it's checked.
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answered 10 years ago
I flew from Polish to Greece for three years, and then again I received Polish cartoons (citizenship of Belarus)
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answered 10 years ago
As far as I know, the unofficial "rule of first entry" is controlled by the French, the rest do not look much at it. It is important for Italians that you still visit Italy during the period of the visa they issued, sometimes they ask you to provide evidence of this. that you were in Italy last time...
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answered 10 years ago
Each embassy looks at this situation in its own way, but in my experience, we actually check everything so that the first border crossing is in the country that issued the visa. Exception: if you had tickets with a transfer, but then it is highly desirable for you to provide the original boarding passes at the next submission. We had similar issues with the Austrians, who issued the next visa together for 1 year for 4 days precisely because of the first border crossing not in Austria. The Poles' girlfriend, in an identical situation as yours, was refused during the next filing. The Polish partners made an invitation to multischengen, and she went on vacation to Greece for the first time on this visa. When issuing a passport at the consulate, they said:"If you were going to rest in Greece, then you had to apply for a Greek visa. " And no invitation has saved. That's why I don't recommend doing it.
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answered 10 years ago