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I was given a Schengen Visa by the Greek embassy in Cape Town, valid for one year, duration of stay 90 days. I went to Greece last Sept for 10 days. It says valid for all Schengen States.

Can I use it again to go to France this year in July? Or do I have to apply for a new Schengen for France?

My visa expires on 14 Sept 2014.

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  • I think the "multi"-entry visa stands for multiple entries, so yes. A "single"-entry would not allow you to do so.
    – Vince
    May 23, 2014 at 12:41
  • FYI, the correct spelling is "Schengen", not "Shengen". I fixed it.
    – Nate Eldredge
    May 23, 2014 at 14:56

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Yes, you can, that's why it's a multiple entry visa and not a single entry visa. And because it's a Schengen visa, not a Greek visa, it's valid for all Schengen states.

That said, remember that the final decision to let you in will be made by immigration official, so you will still need a reason to visit, proof that you can afford to stay in Europe, some reason to return home, etc.

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