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I met an Italian on the internet. I am divorced and not working. Is it possible for me to meet him in Italy or do I need other options?
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do you have a schengen? Do you have bank accounts? really. if not, it's not real. and even if there is a Schengen, etc. they may refuse a visa. it will be easier if he comes to you or choose another country where you will receive a visa without problems.
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answered 14 years ago
we had problems getting a Schengen to Italy, even on a tour ... the embassy is very strange, they work as they want, in the end they issued a visa, but later for 4 days we caught up with our tour, and the air tickets also disappeared and we paid for our own money already bought new, so think ...
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answered 14 years ago
Nothing like that !!! Here you are scared)))
In fact... an Italian can make you an invitation, which will make it easier to get a visa... you just have to buy tickets and that's it)
In fact... an Italian can make you an invitation, which will make it easier to get a visa... you just have to buy tickets and that's it)
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answered 14 years ago
according to the rules of a guest visa, a couple (in this case) must have known each other personally for at least a year. maybe less than a year, but personally, they ask for proof, photos, etc. Internet correspondence will not work :)
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answered 14 years ago
You are in the so-called *zone* of risk. The probability that you unmarried (divorced) will open an Italian visa by invitation - 1%. My recommendation to you is to open a more *simple* Schengen visa, for example, a Czech visa for up to 14 days. And fly Kyiv-Prague-Rome-Prague-Kyiv. And tickets can also be cheaper, and the Czechs are actively opening visas.
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answered 14 years ago
you can still through Hungary, they also give us Schengen well. The Poles are more or less loyal.
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answered 14 years ago
Last week, we received a Schengen visa to Estonia without any problems, they issued it for a month and Multi, that's what I understand!!! There are also no problems with obtaining Schengen through the embassies of Finland, Greece and Spain. but not the ITALIAN EMBASSY, believe me!
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answered 14 years ago
we didn’t have any problems with the Italian consulate, we suppressed it ourselves (not relying on a travel agency, it’s popovodzhu, they work as they want) after 3 days they gave me a visa. You either need to take a certificate that you are working, or let the inviting party provide financial guarantees. Or let the sponsor in Ukraine write a letter that he takes all the expenses for the trip. book a hotel, fly cheaper Vizer to Venice
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answered 14 years ago
I want to add that it is better to apply through the visa center, they don’t ask questions there, to whom and what. Just looking at the documents. Put a good amount on the account. And it's better not to speak. that on a visit to the Italian. The hotel reservation can be canceled later
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answered 14 years ago
marta70 correctly wrote that it is better to submit documents through the visa center, though they asked me questions and I was warned that their questions were not the same for everyone, but very different. A woman who was divorced with 3 children and a sister in Italy opened with me (but she did not report her sister in Italy to the visa center), she had good certificates, booked plane tickets and a hotel. The visa was opened for her.
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answered 14 years ago