New answers tagged schengen
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If your visa is valid until June 8, unfortunately, you must leave the Schengen Area by June 8.
See http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/coming-to-france/getting-a-visa/article/what-does-my-sticker-visa-mean
Du: (From:) Date from which you are allowed to enter the Schengen Area
Au: (To:) Date by which you must leave the Schengen Area
These ...
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If there is a credit card in her name it is easy to just put money on it, get a bank statement as proof that she has enough credit-card funds for her portion of the traveling. This is what my friends have done.
You cannot choose sponsor as far as I can tell, because a sponsor is a company or person resident within the Schengen area. If you do know a person ...
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You can take your own photo at home using the general passport photo guidelines here. There are tips on how to prevent shadows at the background.
The following are the checklist for generating acceptable passport photos:
Frame subject with full face, front view, eyes open, mouth closed
Center head within frame
Photograph subject against a plain white or ...
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Not being a lawyer and being myself a citizen from a Schengen and EU member state, I don't have any direct experience with this kind of issues so that everything I will say should be taken with a grain of salt. Still, I am wondering if it makes any difference in practice (and, incidentally, how frequently this could really happen). It seems that a long stay ...
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From Berlin, the closest non Schengen destination is the Kaliningrad Oblast. The beeline distance is +- 500 kilometers and over the road its +- 600 kilometers. There are direct flights between Berlin and Kaliningrad. It is just one hour.
Otherwise, there are a couple of places in non Schengen countries that you can reach in more or less 2h30 by plane: ...
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The answer is: No.
Since Ireland and Great Britain maintain a common area and have opted out of the Schengen Aquis Ireland's Visa holds no force anywhere in the Schengen Area.
So in order to enter Germany or France you will need a separate Schengen Visa.
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The visas granted could not have been granted beyond the passports validity date. She can definitely travel to these countries before the visa/passport has expired. If the duration of stay is longer than the expiry date, then obviously she will have to renew her passport from your countries embassy/consulate and apply for an extension of her visas/stay ...
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There is actually no set law to answer any of these questions besides that you get 90 nonconsecutive days in Schengen as an American. If you are thinking to leave to Turkey for 4 days when your counter hits 86 days in Schengen, expecting to clear your stays (like many people assume), and you come back to Schengen, the counter starts right back up from 86 ...
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You won't get caught. I overstayed my Schengen visa for like 6 months each year for 4 years. I am alive and kicking and now I have a permanent working visa in a Scandinavian country. It is all about confidence and knowing the rules, and then playing dumb if you get yourself in a sticky situation.
You hold the blue passport, which makes you a VIP man. Sorry ...
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You will be able to apply for the visa from either India (since I assume that's the passport you have) or the US (since you live there), as long as you have all the documents. You say that you're studying there, so you don't need a letter from your employer but just a letter from your university confirming your status as a student.
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