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visa to slovenia
if I have an open and valid Schengen visa, will they let me into Slovenia?
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Actually, Slovenia issues its own visas. Do you want to go to Slovenia or transit through it?
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answered 15 years ago
Oh sorry, there was a mistake. They will let you in if you have already entered the country that issued the visa.
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answered 15 years ago
Oh sorry, there was a mistake. They will let you in if you have already entered the country that issued the visa.
so they won't let you? if you haven't entered yet.
so they won't let you? if you haven't entered yet.
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answered 15 years ago
I quote: "... There are rules for using a visa, prescribed in the Regulations on Schengen visas.
Here are the main ones that tourists need to know:
1. The first entry must be in the country that issued the visa (the so-called “first entry rule”).
2. The time of stay in the country that issued the visa must be more (at least by 1 day) than the total time of stay in other countries of the Schengen Agreement (the "rule of the main country")..."
But, everyone breaks the second rule godlessly, and the first - as needed. However, violation of this provision may be, in the future, a reason for refusing a visa. Draw conclusions and make a decision.
Here are the main ones that tourists need to know:
1. The first entry must be in the country that issued the visa (the so-called “first entry rule”).
2. The time of stay in the country that issued the visa must be more (at least by 1 day) than the total time of stay in other countries of the Schengen Agreement (the "rule of the main country")..."
But, everyone breaks the second rule godlessly, and the first - as needed. However, violation of this provision may be, in the future, a reason for refusing a visa. Draw conclusions and make a decision.
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answered 15 years ago
how will the embassy, when receiving a new visa, find out how many days I spent in Germany, and how many in Italy and Slovenia?
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answered 15 years ago
I cannot answer this question for you. But it is recommended, in case such problems nevertheless arise, to have evidence of stay in the country that issued the visa during the validity period of the visa, such as checks, invoices, receipts, tickets, whatever you want.
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answered 15 years ago
thanks for answers...
actually it's all a matter of chance!
one friend each time opened a long-term French Schengen in France, and also stayed there longer than other countries, but when another visa was issued, she was called for an interview and was given a visa for only two months - so she followed the rules - but still got under the distribution .. .
actually it's all a matter of chance!
one friend each time opened a long-term French Schengen in France, and also stayed there longer than other countries, but when another visa was issued, she was called for an interview and was given a visa for only two months - so she followed the rules - but still got under the distribution .. .
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answered 15 years ago