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The date of entry on the visa is 08/23/17, can I enter earlier?
Please tell me. The date of entry on the visa is 08/23/17, can I leave earlier? Or do I need the same day?
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Certainly. The date on the visa is a purely nominal fact. She is put from the bulldozer. And so, when you want - then you enter.
The same applies to the exit, by the way.
The same applies to the exit, by the way.
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answered 7 years ago
I have never seen such a column "date of entry" in Schengen visas. Where to watch it?
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answered 7 years ago
"The date on the visa is a purely nominal fact. It is put from the bulldozer. And so, when you want, then you enter.
The same goes for leaving, by the way." Is that sarcasm?
Now to the point of the issue.
If we are talking about a Polish visa stamped in the passport, then the period of validity of the visa is indicated there, respectively, you can leave before 08/23/17.
The same goes for leaving, by the way." Is that sarcasm?
Now to the point of the issue.
If we are talking about a Polish visa stamped in the passport, then the period of validity of the visa is indicated there, respectively, you can leave before 08/23/17.
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answered 7 years ago
It to look in the column "Valid from".
The extreme, sorry - inhuman, naivety of the author of the question is striking.
As in a joke - The professor gave a lecture, and asks - Who has questions?
The audience is silent.
- Feel free to ask! There are no stupid questions, there are stupid answers!
One student grew bolder and raises his hand:
- Tell me, if I stand on the tram rails with my feet, and grab the wires with my hands, will I go like a tram?
The author, well, if you were indicated the date of entry on the visa that you yourself requested when applying for a visa - what do you think, if you try to call in earlier, your visa will simply be crossed out or the page with the visa will be torn out, folded into a tube and forced to hide in a secluded place - what more likely?
The extreme, sorry - inhuman, naivety of the author of the question is striking.
As in a joke - The professor gave a lecture, and asks - Who has questions?
The audience is silent.
- Feel free to ask! There are no stupid questions, there are stupid answers!
One student grew bolder and raises his hand:
- Tell me, if I stand on the tram rails with my feet, and grab the wires with my hands, will I go like a tram?
The author, well, if you were indicated the date of entry on the visa that you yourself requested when applying for a visa - what do you think, if you try to call in earlier, your visa will simply be crossed out or the page with the visa will be torn out, folded into a tube and forced to hide in a secluded place - what more likely?
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answered 7 years ago
The so-called "visa corridor" is indicated in the visa. Suppose stay in the Schengen area is allowed from 08/01/17 to 08/30/17 for a period of 7 days. You can enter no earlier than 08/01/2017 and leave no later than 08/30/17, while you can stay only 7 days.
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answered 7 years ago
No, well, there is a "valid from" field in my visas, I definitely cannot enter before it (if there are no earlier valid visas, of course). I never saw the release date...
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