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Will they let me into Greece if my visa is before 01/11/2017, and my passport expires on 04/11/2017?
Will they let me into Greece if my visa is before 01/11/2017, and my passport expires on 04/11/2017?
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Let them in, of course. The main thing is to leave Greece before 01/11/2017
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answered 7 years ago
Proto went to get tickets today and they told me: your passport ends already on 04/11/2017, and you are going to fuck up ... you need a maximum of half a year in reserve. And on the Internet it says 3 months before the end of the passport. show the opposite...
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answered 7 years ago
From the Greek Visa Application Center website: "Travel document valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area". The travel document is a passport. You were given a visa exactly three months before the expiration date of your passport
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answered 7 years ago
the validity of the passport is at least 90 days from the date of the end of the trip to Greece. But this is the rule for obtaining a visa, and you have it. There is a valid passport and a valid visa - why make up problems? and less need to listen to any acquaintances who know everything without leaving their own dacha.
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answered 7 years ago
So if I leave Moscow on December 26 without a return ticket, they will let me in and everything will be ok?! Yes?!
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answered 7 years ago
What, you're not going back?
The presence of a passport and a visa is not yet a guarantee of admission to the country, and here no advisers will give you guarantees))
The decision is made by the border officer.
In fact, when entering Schengen, they are often asked to show a return ticket, you must also have insurance, although its verification is rare. In this situation, you can all be asked to present - a reservation of housing, confirmation of the availability of funds ..
And how you will get out - depends on your resourcefulness)
Maybe you will go back by car through Bulgaria, how would they know?)
The presence of a passport and a visa is not yet a guarantee of admission to the country, and here no advisers will give you guarantees))
The decision is made by the border officer.
In fact, when entering Schengen, they are often asked to show a return ticket, you must also have insurance, although its verification is rare. In this situation, you can all be asked to present - a reservation of housing, confirmation of the availability of funds ..
And how you will get out - depends on your resourcefulness)
Maybe you will go back by car through Bulgaria, how would they know?)
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answered 7 years ago
Regarding 6 months before the expiration of the passport, this air ticket office mixed up with some other country, everyone has different requirements. Greece has 09 days from the end of the proposed trip, so everything should be fine. I personally have never been asked for insurance and a return ticket in Schengen, but, apparently, it is better to have them printed out with you, since other people have encountered checks.
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answered 7 years ago
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