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Polish business visa and its application
I have a Polish Schengen business visa (multi). I need to visit Warsaw just for a few hours to sign the contract. I plan to travel from Kyiv by bus. After signing the contract, I plan to visit Norway by air. What problems might arise? I read reviews on the Internet that the Norwegians are not very hospitable, passport control is very difficult, but I dream of seeing the Norwegian fjords, seeing with my own eyes a country with the highest standard of living in Europe. What do you need to have with you from the documents, there is an invitation to Warsaw, a certificate from work, a bank, insurance, but what about Norway?
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For the sake of decency, you will spend at least a week in Warsaw, so that your trip looks somehow logical.
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answered 7 years ago
When traveling to Poland by bus, the Polish border guards drive everyone through the hall and there the border guard will ask you questions. The attitude towards Polish business visas (when traveling by bus) can be very wary, so Everything is simple - you need to be ready to prove that this is really a business trip, to have docks from the company with which the contract is, the contract itself, some kind of correspondence printed , preferably at least 1 night in a Warsaw hotel. If they cross the border during daylight hours, they can call the company listed on the visa application to check. A return ticket may be asked, and you must be prepared to tell where you will be all these days. I do not advise lying if such a question arises - honestly show tickets to Norway and back, as well as hotel reservations in Norway.
Further, in Norway - Norway in the Schengen zone, upon arrival from Warsaw, they do not check documents. So you won't even see passport control in Norway.
Further, in Norway - Norway in the Schengen zone, upon arrival from Warsaw, they do not check documents. So you won't even see passport control in Norway.
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answered 7 years ago
But if there is an opportunity to fly to Warsaw by plane, it is better to use it. Otherwise, a "businessman" who saves 1000 UAH looks very suspicious. and loses the whole day shaking on the bus. This is for the first trip. On the next trips, you can go as you like, even on foot.
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answered 7 years ago
I support the proposal to fly by plane. Otherwise, you will lose a lot of time at the Polish border (at least three hours plus the planned two).
I do not agree that "when traveling to Poland by bus, the Polish border guards drive everyone through the hall and there the border guard will ask you questions." We were not sent anywhere from the bus, except for fingerprints (who had them). Passengers with work visas were accurately checked for their authenticity and three passengers were removed from the flight;
I don’t know how it is in Norway, but upon arrival from Malta (Schengen) to Turin (Schengen), passengers who were not EU members (there were 15 people) checked their passports, and, if necessary, other documents. Therefore, of course, you need to have tickets, and a reservation for housing, and insurance on hand ...
I do not agree that "when traveling to Poland by bus, the Polish border guards drive everyone through the hall and there the border guard will ask you questions." We were not sent anywhere from the bus, except for fingerprints (who had them). Passengers with work visas were accurately checked for their authenticity and three passengers were removed from the flight;
I don’t know how it is in Norway, but upon arrival from Malta (Schengen) to Turin (Schengen), passengers who were not EU members (there were 15 people) checked their passports, and, if necessary, other documents. Therefore, of course, you need to have tickets, and a reservation for housing, and insurance on hand ...
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answered 7 years ago
Figase, I never carry paper insurance with me. Electronic quoted?
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answered 7 years ago
I travel to Germany by bus 2-3 times a year (via Poland). The last 2 years have always been driven through the hall. It started from the time when they began to take fingerprints on a visa. And yes, my visa is still old, without prints, but they also make me put my hands on the scanner.
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answered 7 years ago
Yes Yes. Because of such "I'm going to Poland for a few hours to sign an agreement, and then to Norway", normal REAL tourists have a lot of problems and additional checks at the borders and at visa centers.
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