visa for romanian citizens
Aug 25th 2004, 8:57 pm
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visa for romanian citizens
Hello !
I am Italian and I am getting back from Italy to Romania by car, with
my Romanian girlfriend.
We would like to spend 1 week in Croatia, before returning to
Bucharest, where we live.
When we left Romania, a travel agent told us that Romanian citizens do
not need visa for Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Hungary. I
refer to holiday visa.
Indeed, it is not true. We have been stopped at the border between
Bulgary and Serbia, because Serbia wants visa for Romanians.
So, I would be grateful if someone could help us in understanding the
situation.
Thank you very much
Paolo e Silvia
I am Italian and I am getting back from Italy to Romania by car, with
my Romanian girlfriend.
We would like to spend 1 week in Croatia, before returning to
Bucharest, where we live.
When we left Romania, a travel agent told us that Romanian citizens do
not need visa for Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Hungary. I
refer to holiday visa.
Indeed, it is not true. We have been stopped at the border between
Bulgary and Serbia, because Serbia wants visa for Romanians.
So, I would be grateful if someone could help us in understanding the
situation.
Thank you very much
Paolo e Silvia
Aug 25th 2004, 9:10 pm
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Re: visa for romanian citizens
"paolo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected] om...
> Hello !
> I am Italian and I am getting back from Italy to Romania by car, with
> my Romanian girlfriend.
> We would like to spend 1 week in Croatia, before returning to
> Bucharest, where we live.
> When we left Romania, a travel agent told us that Romanian citizens do
> not need visa for Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Hungary. I
> refer to holiday visa.
> Indeed, it is not true. We have been stopped at the border between
> Bulgary and Serbia, because Serbia wants visa for Romanians.
> So, I would be grateful if someone could help us in understanding the
> situation.
The only reliable source of information is the Serbian Embassy/Consulate in
Romania, not a Usenet travel site.
Alec
news:[email protected] om...
> Hello !
> I am Italian and I am getting back from Italy to Romania by car, with
> my Romanian girlfriend.
> We would like to spend 1 week in Croatia, before returning to
> Bucharest, where we live.
> When we left Romania, a travel agent told us that Romanian citizens do
> not need visa for Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Hungary. I
> refer to holiday visa.
> Indeed, it is not true. We have been stopped at the border between
> Bulgary and Serbia, because Serbia wants visa for Romanians.
> So, I would be grateful if someone could help us in understanding the
> situation.
The only reliable source of information is the Serbian Embassy/Consulate in
Romania, not a Usenet travel site.
Alec
Aug 29th 2004, 11:38 am
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Re: visa for romanian citizens
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, paolo wrote:
> When we left Romania, a travel agent told us that Romanian citizens do
> not need visa for Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Hungary. I
> refer to holiday visa.
>
> Indeed, it is not true. We have been stopped at the border between
> Bulgary and Serbia, because Serbia wants visa for Romanians.
>
> So, I would be grateful if someone could help us in understanding the
> situation.
The "situation" apparently is that you were given wrong information about
visas from a travel agent. Always ask a diplomatic mission of the
country involved; don't rely on a travel agent, and even less on Usenet.
Yves Bellefeuille
<[email protected]>
> When we left Romania, a travel agent told us that Romanian citizens do
> not need visa for Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Hungary. I
> refer to holiday visa.
>
> Indeed, it is not true. We have been stopped at the border between
> Bulgary and Serbia, because Serbia wants visa for Romanians.
>
> So, I would be grateful if someone could help us in understanding the
> situation.
The "situation" apparently is that you were given wrong information about
visas from a travel agent. Always ask a diplomatic mission of the
country involved; don't rely on a travel agent, and even less on Usenet.
Yves Bellefeuille
<[email protected]>
