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Hello, tell me what documents are needed to apply for a visitor visa to France by invitation. Where to apply? Are there visa denials?
Should I get a tourist visa? Thanks in advance.
Should I get a tourist visa? Thanks in advance.
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Of course, there are refusals in such a visa and they are quite frequent. You need to provide documents confirming the fact of your close communication with the inviting person - correspondence, joint photos, extracts from phone calls, etc. But at the same time, to prove that it is more profitable for you to return home than to stay in France. That is, you need a job with a good salary, real estate, bank deposits, husband / children who remain in Ukraine. I think it will be easier to open a tourist visa.
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answered 10 years ago
Do not listen to any Yaroslav. Prepare the documents according to the list and there will be no problems. There are refusals when opening any visas. The French are very loyal.
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answered 10 years ago
There is a list of documents required for obtaining a Schengen visa. No joint photos, printouts of telephone conversations, the presence of those holding candles, etc. cannot be on any list.
Look at the website of the consular department of the French Embassy this list, prepare the documents.
My daughter went to Estonia twice by invitation and had no problems.
Look at the website of the consular department of the French Embassy this list, prepare the documents.
My daughter went to Estonia twice by invitation and had no problems.
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answered 10 years ago
Well, here I see great connoisseurs of French visas have gathered, whose daughter often travels to Estonia)) If you don’t know, then the list of embassies is actually different and the requirements are different. Estonia and France are completely different countries, according to the political map of Europe. I'm talking about a visa based on experience. I would not call the French consulate loyal at all. But, perhaps, NatashaS knows better, although this person does not have a special upbringing.
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answered 10 years ago
In order to broaden my horizons, I looked at the website of the consular department of the French Embassy in Moscow for a list of documents for applying for a Schengen visa: I did not find any fundamental differences from the list of documents for visas to Greece, Spain, Estonia, and I did not find a list of the heresy that Yaroslav writes either.
Well, Yaroslava, demonstrate to the forum your impeccable upbringing, your ability to control yourself and your emotions, while not forgetting to wipe the monitor from poisonous saliva. Fas!
Well, Yaroslava, demonstrate to the forum your impeccable upbringing, your ability to control yourself and your emotions, while not forgetting to wipe the monitor from poisonous saliva. Fas!
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answered 10 years ago
sent2008, the author is actually from Ukraine, not Russia, therefore, unfortunately, even all the requirements of all the embassies in Moscow will not help one iota to get closer to the desired visa in Ukraine. And I won’t say anything to your caustic remarks, you are older than me, so I will show tact. Moreover, it is not constructive. The main purpose of the forum is to help the author find a solution to the problem, and not a way to get rid of bile for all forum participants. All the very best to you!
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answered 10 years ago
sent2008, and if on topic, the embassy always reserves the right to request any additional documents. And they very effectively use this right when opening guest visas. Because in some other way they will make sure of the purpose of the visit and will be able to assess the level of motivation for returning the recipient of the visa home. Of course, this is not in the list of standard documents, but no one prevents the consulate from requesting these documents from you.
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answered 10 years ago
Yaroslava, I am pleased to realize that your problems are not so deep.
The invitation always contains the identification number of the inviter, which makes it possible to make sure that it is this EU resident who invites any person, regardless of the degree of kinship with him. It is also indicated at whose expense and where the invitee will live in the EU. The presence of real estate and an account in the bank (banks) is the guarantor of the return of the invitee.
Please write to the consular department of which country you were asked to present printouts of telephone conversations, correspondence, joint photos with the inviter.
The author of the question wants to receive useful and reliable information and mislead him, and even more so, it is not worth artificially inflaming passions.
The invitation always contains the identification number of the inviter, which makes it possible to make sure that it is this EU resident who invites any person, regardless of the degree of kinship with him. It is also indicated at whose expense and where the invitee will live in the EU. The presence of real estate and an account in the bank (banks) is the guarantor of the return of the invitee.
Please write to the consular department of which country you were asked to present printouts of telephone conversations, correspondence, joint photos with the inviter.
The author of the question wants to receive useful and reliable information and mislead him, and even more so, it is not worth artificially inflaming passions.
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answered 10 years ago
The consulates of France and Germany requested these documents. But if the author is more lucky, then I will only be glad. It's just that the consulates of the same country in Ukraine and Russia open visas in different ways. And Estonia, the country with which the Russians have no problems, is very difficult for us Ukrainians. There is such a discussion on the forum threads and, unfortunately, there are a lot of refusals to Ukrainians. But this is almost always a roulette, in which you can get lucky)
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answered 10 years ago
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