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Which way has better chance for me to have my application accepted? The recommended way is to make a pen-and-ink correction and be mindful to point out to the VFS/consulate employee when submitti …

Can I travel to Italy or any other country with no intention to travel to the Netherlands? In theory, yes, you absolutely can, as that's how the Schengen area is supposed to work: you apply with a v …

An answer has been posted by our long time user Gayot Fow on his blog: Six-month visas, of any form, are uniformly ‘multiple entry’. …

An excellent answer has been posted to a very similar question by Gayot Fow, who is an experienced immigration lawyer in the UK: The answer to this question is indeterminate. What you want to do is …

According to the Embassy of Portugal to the United States: As the processing of your application visa may take up to 1 month, it is essential to apply with anticipation. Other Portuguese consula …

The only exceptions are for holders of UK visas, although having a valid Blue Card would make it much easier to receive an Irish visa. …

Simply apply for a new visa starting on the 5th of June. There's no need to cancel the existing one.

As a US citizen your daughter wouldn't need to apply for a Schengen visa for a stay of less than 90 days. Therefore you don't need to mention her on your application.

Long-term Schengen visas take up a full page and the consulate wants to make sure they'll have enough space to glue-in the visa once it's finished processing. …

As outlined in the related question, there could be several reasons: The "visa" is a residence permit. In Russia it has the form of a passport booklet. Russia doesn't recognize the applicant's state …

However, the validity of the new visa must complement the current visa, i.e. a person cannot hold two uniform visas valid for the same period in time. … Therefore the answer is that you cannot have two visas for the same time period - either the second visa will start after the first one or the first one will be cancelled. …

The easiest solution is to change your plans and instead plan a longer stay in a different Schengen country. That way you would be able to book an interview slot at a different consulate. Example: as …

Is it going to be a lot of hassle hoping for a long shot of boarding the plane Timatic doesn't mention any special exemptions for spouses of EU citizens, therefore you are quite unlikely to boar …

As mentioned by Gayot in the comments... A pen and ink correction for a MINOR change is sufficient. The VFS gave you poor advice and you should have complained about it. So next time make a man …

De jure there are dozens of complex laws and regulations regarding remote employment, under which you may or may not need a special visa in order to work remotely in a given country. Tax laws are an a …