Visa to Western European Countries
Dec 1st 2003, 6:26 pm
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Visa to Western European Countries
Could someone give some advice on how to apply for a visa to France and
Italy. I am a permanent resident of US living in San Jose, California, with
a Chinese passport.
Any information is greatly appreciated!
Boming
Italy. I am a permanent resident of US living in San Jose, California, with
a Chinese passport.
Any information is greatly appreciated!
Boming
Dec 1st 2003, 7:41 pm
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Re: Visa to Western European Countries
you will need only a visa called SCHENGEN
as both countries belong to the SCHENEGEN zone.-
you should find the webpages of Italian or French consulate and ask them
where to apply to.
"Boming Zeng" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Could someone give some advice on how to apply for a visa to France and
> Italy. I am a permanent resident of US living in San Jose, California,
with
> a Chinese passport.
> Any information is greatly appreciated!
> Boming
as both countries belong to the SCHENEGEN zone.-
you should find the webpages of Italian or French consulate and ask them
where to apply to.
"Boming Zeng" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Could someone give some advice on how to apply for a visa to France and
> Italy. I am a permanent resident of US living in San Jose, California,
with
> a Chinese passport.
> Any information is greatly appreciated!
> Boming
Dec 2nd 2003, 6:56 am
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Re: Visa to Western European Countries
As you are a Chinese citizen you will have to apply for a Schengen visa at
your nearest French or Italian consulate. You have to use the consulate
of the country in which you will spend the most time.
The embassies will all have their own web pages so just do a search.
You'll need confirmed flight bookings and hotel reservations for your whole
planned period of stay and Euro travellers cheques to prove your ability to
cover the cost of the holiday. You'll also have to attend the embassies IN
PERSON to deliver your passport/form, and pick them up again a few days or
week later.
phil
You will
In article <[email protected] >,
Boming Zeng <[email protected]> wrote:
>Could someone give some advice on how to apply for a visa to France and
>Italy. I am a permanent resident of US living in San Jose, California, with
>a Chinese passport.
>Any information is greatly appreciated!
>Boming
your nearest French or Italian consulate. You have to use the consulate
of the country in which you will spend the most time.
The embassies will all have their own web pages so just do a search.
You'll need confirmed flight bookings and hotel reservations for your whole
planned period of stay and Euro travellers cheques to prove your ability to
cover the cost of the holiday. You'll also have to attend the embassies IN
PERSON to deliver your passport/form, and pick them up again a few days or
week later.
phil
You will
In article <[email protected] >,
Boming Zeng <[email protected]> wrote:
>Could someone give some advice on how to apply for a visa to France and
>Italy. I am a permanent resident of US living in San Jose, California, with
>a Chinese passport.
>Any information is greatly appreciated!
>Boming
Dec 3rd 2003, 1:42 am
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Re: Visa to Western European Countries
"Philip George" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> As you are a Chinese citizen you will have to apply for a Schengen visa at
> your nearest French or Italian consulate. You have to use the consulate
> of the country in which you will spend the most time.
> The embassies will all have their own web pages so just do a search.
> You'll need confirmed flight bookings and hotel reservations for your
whole
> planned period of stay and Euro travellers cheques to prove your ability
to
> cover the cost of the holiday. You'll also have to attend the embassies
IN
> PERSON to deliver your passport/form, and pick them up again a few days or
> week later.
> phil
If you live in San Jose, the French Consul General covering your area is in
San Francisco. See
http://www.consulfrance-sanfrancisco..._vs_index.html for
Visa information. You do NOT need to visit the consulate in person to file
your application, or necessarily to collect your visa - read the
regulations.
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> As you are a Chinese citizen you will have to apply for a Schengen visa at
> your nearest French or Italian consulate. You have to use the consulate
> of the country in which you will spend the most time.
> The embassies will all have their own web pages so just do a search.
> You'll need confirmed flight bookings and hotel reservations for your
whole
> planned period of stay and Euro travellers cheques to prove your ability
to
> cover the cost of the holiday. You'll also have to attend the embassies
IN
> PERSON to deliver your passport/form, and pick them up again a few days or
> week later.
> phil
If you live in San Jose, the French Consul General covering your area is in
San Francisco. See
http://www.consulfrance-sanfrancisco..._vs_index.html for
Visa information. You do NOT need to visit the consulate in person to file
your application, or necessarily to collect your visa - read the
regulations.
Dec 6th 2003, 4:35 am
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Re: Visa to Western European Countries
"Traveller" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> If you live in San Jose, the French Consul General covering your area is
in
> San Francisco.
Ditto the Italian consulate. However, you may have to visit them in person.
I have fond memories of trying to call them and being routed in a long voice
mail quest that ended in a dial tone. Every time.
Marianne
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> If you live in San Jose, the French Consul General covering your area is
in
> San Francisco.
Ditto the Italian consulate. However, you may have to visit them in person.
I have fond memories of trying to call them and being routed in a long voice
mail quest that ended in a dial tone. Every time.
Marianne
