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Excursion to Venice
I heard that from Croatia (Istria...) you can go on an excursion to Venice. But Italy needs a Schengen, but not Croatia in the summer. Clarify please. If possible, please write the price of such pleasure.
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from the CIS, no one will organize such a pleasure for you (if you find it, you will be very lucky).
Italy is a very unpleasant country at the expense of visas, if you want to mess with it (50% is a refusal) (reasons for refusal, the ability to then issue a permanent residence permit), so you need to prove that you can afford to rest in them and then 100% will return. And since you will not be able (most likely) to confirm the purpose of the visit to Italy, it is almost impossible to get a visa.
I don't know how much such an excursion costs now, but in 2002 = $ 100, now I think I think about 200E per person
Italy is a very unpleasant country at the expense of visas, if you want to mess with it (50% is a refusal) (reasons for refusal, the ability to then issue a permanent residence permit), so you need to prove that you can afford to rest in them and then 100% will return. And since you will not be able (most likely) to confirm the purpose of the visit to Italy, it is almost impossible to get a visa.
I don't know how much such an excursion costs now, but in 2002 = $ 100, now I think I think about 200E per person
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answered 14 years ago
There really is an excursion to Venice from Istria. It’s close (2 hours by sea), but for citizens of the CIS - only if they have a Schengen visa (they don’t open it for us.) That is, a visa is not needed for Croatia, but a Schengen one for Italy should be open But even in Croatia there is something to compensate for - go to the Plitvice Lakes - the beauty is extraordinary! Old cities are also good - Grozhnjan, Motovun.
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answered 14 years ago
I rested in Croatia in 2000, then everything was simple, I don’t know how it is now. Then there really was a visa-free visit to Venice on a catamaran by sea, upon arrival in Venice, our passports were taken from us at the port and given back only when we returned to the catamaran. What is being done now is unknown, after all 9 years have passed. And there are really a lot of beautiful and interesting excursions in Croatia. Lakes, cave visit and wine tasting, Roven.
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