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Will there be a multivisa after the refusal of the Balts?
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Question: there was a Schengen to the Czech Republic (2012), then the denial of a visa from the Baltic states (2013 - a word, for no reason). I plan to go to Italy in January with the hope of opening a multi-schengen. How real? How can you reinforce the desire? ... maybe an additional letter or an application or some kind of certificate ..?
Question: there was a Schengen to the Czech Republic (2012), then the denial of a visa from the Baltic states (2013 - a word, for no reason). I plan to go to Italy in January with the hope of opening a multi-schengen. How real? How can you reinforce the desire? ... maybe an additional letter or an application or some kind of certificate ..?
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The refusal can also be purely for a technical reason (some piece of paper was not reported), but there must be a reason for the refusal, so it doesn’t work “for no good reason”. Contact the embassy or consulate of the country that refused.
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answered 10 years ago
My opinion - after the refusal and in the presence of a "weak" Czech visa, the Italians will not give multi. God forbid that they give the usual one.
Yes, I agree with Alex - what is the wording of the "unreasonable" refusal?
Yes, I agree with Alex - what is the wording of the "unreasonable" refusal?
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answered 10 years ago
in the letter of refusal from the consulate it was - like "the purpose of the departure is unclear", although tickets and hotel reservations were available
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answered 10 years ago
For Italians, this is very bad. With an "unclear purpose of the visit" crowds of girls from 18 to 70 stay in Italy to work :)
Try to write them a motivation letter and outline your travel plans and itinerary, backed up with all tickets, reservations, etc.
Try to write them a motivation letter and outline your travel plans and itinerary, backed up with all tickets, reservations, etc.
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answered 10 years ago
lanochk, for multischengen, I would advise the Spaniards to go, they give everyone indiscriminately for six months, as far as I know.
And with the Italians, I didn’t work out either: after two French and one Spanish multiple-entry visas, they slapped me their one-time clearly on the dates of the trip (12 days).
And with the Italians, I didn’t work out either: after two French and one Spanish multiple-entry visas, they slapped me their one-time clearly on the dates of the trip (12 days).
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answered 10 years ago
What about the question? Or maybe first check Italy with a one-time Schengen? After all, I also do not understand your goal to get a multi-schengen right away? Why do you want to travel several times to Europe? Maybe this is the real reason! I see, it doesn’t matter to you - Italy, Spain, maybe France and Germany will go, anyhow a Schengen cartoon.
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answered 10 years ago
I correctly understood that you can ask for a single Schengen, but at the consulate they can issue a multi?
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answered 10 years ago