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I have a Polish visa d. I have already worked in Poland for 3 months. I want to get to Switzerland, I have a girlfriend working there. How to proceed? Will they let me in?
I have a Polish visa d. I have already worked in Poland for 3 months. I want to get to Switzerland, I have a girlfriend working there. How to proceed? Will they let me in?
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The right to stay in other Schengen states gives. You yourself understand that D is national. Theoretically, it is possible to leave Poland, but at the first check of documents there will be questions.
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answered 8 years ago
D, after all, also gives the right to stay in the Schengen. Is not it?
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answered 8 years ago
Well, well, go ahead. Your next question on TurPravda will be "how to go to the Schengen if I was deported?".
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The real advice is to make a visa for the real purpose of the trip. Itching to work in Switzerland - apply for a Swiss visa category D.
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answered 8 years ago
Not sure what advice you are looking for. You are going to violate what you signed up for when you applied for the visa. Do you expect us to rush to reassure, to say"Yes, everything is fine "?
All will not be well.
In the spring, with me, a bus from Germany to Ukraine, after crossing the Germany-Poland border, was stopped by Polish border guards, 4 people with Polish visas D, traveling from Germany, drove one by one into their bus and checked, incl. called an employer in Poland. 2 people who really worked in Poland but went to Germany for a few days were released, and 2 people who in fact did not work in Poland were removed from the bus and taken to process the deportation.
All will not be well.
In the spring, with me, a bus from Germany to Ukraine, after crossing the Germany-Poland border, was stopped by Polish border guards, 4 people with Polish visas D, traveling from Germany, drove one by one into their bus and checked, incl. called an employer in Poland. 2 people who really worked in Poland but went to Germany for a few days were released, and 2 people who in fact did not work in Poland were removed from the bus and taken to process the deportation.
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answered 8 years ago
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