I have a carta di soggiorno di familiare di un cittadino dell'unione. I am Pakistani. Can I visit Schengen countries without showing my Pakistani passport or without going to the Pakistan embassy?
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All caps is difficult to read and makes it appear that you are shouting. I have edited the question. – phoog Jul 6 '18 at 21:21
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2Of interest: Rights if we possess Carta di Soggiorno?, Travelling with a valid 'Carta di soggiorno' and possibly Can I travel to Schengen countries with only an Italian Carta di Identità? – choster Jul 6 '18 at 21:24
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Can I visit Schengen countries without showing my Pakistani passport[?]
Probably not. It depends on which countries you're going to. In general, Schengen countries can require you to have a passport in addition to your residence card, and many of them do indeed have such a requirement. You should take your passport with you.
... or without going to the Pakistan embassy?
Yes; there's no need for you to go to the Pakistan embassy unless you need to get a new passport.
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i have my new passport and i want to visit France. so without go to Pakistan Embassy can i go to FRANCE? – Khan Khan Khan Jul 6 '18 at 21:33
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2@KhanKhanKhan Yes, you can go to France. Take your passport. Why would you think that you have to go to the Pakistani embassy? – phoog Jul 6 '18 at 21:38
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some one say me that if you go schengen countries or other EU countries before out italy you must be go to embassy to tell them that i go to out or visit. its true? – Khan Khan Khan Jul 7 '18 at 6:30
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@MarkMayo what references would I add? ID requirements for foreigners vary from country to country, so listing each Schengen country's requirements is impractical. As to the supposed requirement to notify the Pakistani embassy, there will be no page explaining that it does not exist, just as there is no source explaining that it is not necessary to notify the Pakistani embassy before changing your employer or brushing your teeth. – phoog Jun 21 at 13:27
protected by phoog Jun 21 at 13:15
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