Transit visa for slovakia? from Prague to Budapest
Nov 25th, 1998, 11:40 AM
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Transit visa for slovakia? from Prague to Budapest
I have been reading around the forum and I have two different opinions on this matter. Holly said I dont need a transit visa when traveling from Prague to Budapest but peg says I do!!!. Can anyone help me, please?
Nov 25th, 1998, 12:09 PM
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US citizens do not need a transit visa for Slovakia. Check with the country's embassy that is handling Slovak matters in your country. [I don't recognize your country suffix .ar, sorry...] My bet is that if you need a visa to visit Slovakia you will need a visa to transit.
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I don't understand your question.
Slovakia's in the Schengen area. If you can enter the Czech Republic, it's 99.999% certain that you've got a Schengen visa, which lets you enter Slovakia and Hungary. There are very obscure circumstances in which you might have been issued a Czech-only visa, but it's inconceivable you'd be able to go to Hungary - and you'd have been told about it at the time.
In any case, there's no border control between the three couhtries (or between any of them and Austria)
Slovakia's in the Schengen area. If you can enter the Czech Republic, it's 99.999% certain that you've got a Schengen visa, which lets you enter Slovakia and Hungary. There are very obscure circumstances in which you might have been issued a Czech-only visa, but it's inconceivable you'd be able to go to Hungary - and you'd have been told about it at the time.
In any case, there's no border control between the three couhtries (or between any of them and Austria)
