Which Schengan country is easier to get a visa
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Which Schengan country is easier to get a visa
Hi everybody. Can't believe I'm still not done planning yet, but anyway, I was wondering if it's easier to get a schenga visa for a certain country? I know I'll have to abide by all the rules and paperwork, but can anybody tell me about a schengan country that's "easier" to access?
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They are all supposed to follow the same guidelines adopted by Schengen agreement so there shouldn't be any easier or more difficult countries. Generally, the smaller countries that receive fewer applications tend not be as demanding as more popular countries like France, but I don't know offhand any that are particularly easy to get a visa from. One thing to bear in mind is where countries have an appointment system for visa applications - and all popular countries do, it may be more difficult to get a date you want. In peak season, as we are in now, you may have to wait a month or more for an appointment slot.
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It may depend in part on what type of visa you are trying to a get.
Some, like Spain and Portugal - I beleive - are more open to long-term visas for people that can invest a large amount of money or buy a business in a country. But that assumes you have a LOT of money.
What kind of visa are you looking for - and what is your natoinality?
Some, like Spain and Portugal - I beleive - are more open to long-term visas for people that can invest a large amount of money or buy a business in a country. But that assumes you have a LOT of money.
What kind of visa are you looking for - and what is your natoinality?
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I believe disneygirl is from the United Arab Emirates, I presume that is her nationality but I thought they just voted that such citzens don't need a visa for a short stay http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/go...tion-1.1296774
If this is a long stay visa required, you need to say so.
If this is a long stay visa required, you need to say so.
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Yep, no matter how often she posts, the facts remain the same. Her time would be better spent working with the consulate to see if there is a way for her to stay wherever she wants to stay for as long as she wants to stay there. And, if not, planning a trip that follows the immigration rules.