Which tourist visa is better, Germany or Italy?

1. Which tourist visa is better, Germany or Italy?

Hello, general travel agencies in Europe can apply for individual tourist visas. There are many online travel agencies, such as Ctrip, Tongcheng and Zhu Fei.

I. Instructions for visas in Europe

A European visa is a Schengen visa, and a visa from one country can go to other Schengen countries. (European countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Switzerland and Liechtenstein). Generally, you can choose which country to apply for a visa according to the length of your stay. For example, if you go to Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland, you will stay in France for 4 days, Germany 1 day, Italy for 3 days and Switzerland for 2 days, which means you need to apply for a French visa.

The specific application requirements for Schengen visa are as follows:

1. If you only go to a Schengen country, you have to apply for a visa for that country.

2. If you transit to another Schengen country through one Schengen country or several Schengen countries, you need to apply for a visa from another Schengen country (country of entry).

3. To go to several Schengen countries, you must apply for a visa to the main Schengen country (the main visiting country) or the Schengen country with the longest stay. Invitations with a list of other Schengen countries must add up the stay time in each Schengen country in the visa application form.

If you are not sure about the main country you want to go to, you should apply for a visa to the first Schengen country.

5. The requirements of materials required for visas in various countries remain unchanged. If necessary, the receiving country may request additional materials.

6. Schengen visas cannot be applied for country by country, and must be handled in Schengen countries.

7. According to the Schengen Agreement, a country can enter other Schengen countries after completing the visa, and being refused by one country means being refused by other Schengen countries.

Second, choose a visa package.

After deciding which country to apply for a visa, it's time for it to choose the right visa package.

1. Choose visa items and visa packages according to the passport issuing place, permanent residence and visa type (family visit, personal travel, business visa). (Take visa and the same trip to France as an example)

2. According to the individual visa situation, after selecting the visa item, you can choose the package.

3. After the package is selected, you can go in and check the visa requirements, processing time and details of the visa materials.

(Only part of the visa materials have been intercepted, so you need to check the details yourself. )

Three. Preparation of visa materials;

After the visa package is confirmed, you need to place an order on the travel website first. After placing an order, a visa specialist will usually contact you to dock the visa materials. After confirmation, you can pay. After payment, you need to provide relevant materials according to the requirements of the travel agency.

If you travel with children, you need additional notarization.

In short, if you can't do it online, go directly to the travel agency store for consultation, or consult the corresponding website customer service or travel consultant.

2. Can I go to Germany with an Italian visa?

People of different races, Italians mostly have black hair, while Germans have blond hair and different personalities. Italians like romance and freedom, like wine and pasta, while Germans are cautious and like pork and beer!

3. Which countries can I go to with a German visa?

Yes, you can enjoy the right of free movement with a German D visa.

German D visa refers to a long-term residence visa. Germany is a member of the Schengen Convention. Holding a German D visa can enjoy the same freedom of movement as a long-term residence permit and can freely enter and leave Schengen countries. However, it should be noted that you must not stay in a non-resident country for more than 90 days within 6 months.

4. Which is easier, Germany or Italy?

Visa applications in Italy and the United States are relatively strict, so it is necessary to make clear what needs to be paid attention to and what must be prepared during the application process. Italy is one of the European countries. It not only has a very long culture, but also has very beautiful natural scenery, so it is worth visiting.

Introduction of Italian visa process

1. One of the steps to apply for a visa is to fill in the application form and fill in the corresponding contents according to the relevant requirements.

2. Provide your passport. If you have an old passport, you need to provide it. The validity period must exceed 6 months.

3.4 Two-inch color photos with the same white background must be provided.

5. Proof of assets must be provided. The balance of personal bank savings card for more than half a year should be more than 30 thousand. Copy of real estate, copy of automobile production. Students need to provide assets to their parents. If not, they have no house or car. I don't need to provide it.

6. If you are on the job, you need to provide work certificate and business license. The relevant information in the document must be signed by the company and printed by the employees.

7. Air tickets and hotel insurance. These are also necessary. Including air ticket orders, hotel orders, insurance that meets the requirements of the host country, etc.

5. How about a German visa?

It will take about 3-6 weeks. To apply for a chef's work visa and an American work visa, you need to submit:

1. Three complete forms with photos, two valid passports, three paid and social insurance work contracts, one from Germany and one from China, four chef certificates notarized by the notary office and certified by the competent foreign affairs office, five professional training certificates (originals) and German or English translations. The certificates of special chefs should be reconfirmed by one of the companies listed in the attached table.

6. A complete and convincing resume (in German or Chinese)

7. German or English knowledge certificate (overseas labor training certificate). All materials must be submitted in originals, with two copies attached.

The Consulate General and the German authorities have the right to request supplementary materials. All materials can only be submitted by myself. The application materials mailed are basically unacceptable and will be returned.

The visa fee is 25 euros, which is converted into RMB at the exchange rate of the day. The visa application form and visa instructions can be collected free of charge in this office.

The processing time can be 2 to 3 months. Once your visa is decided, call or write immediately.

Visa collection time is from 2: 00 pm to 2: 30 pm from Monday to Thursday, and on Friday afternoon 1:00- 1:30. You can also apply for a visa with a receipt. Tip: Chefs can work in Germany for three years. Chefs who have already worked in Germany need to leave Germany for three years before they can apply for a visa again.

6. Is it easy to sign an Italian visa?

Italian national visa is easy to sign. Many people will apply for an Italian visa when they travel to Europe, and relatively speaking, the examination of Italian visas is faster and does not delay time. But you must meet other people's application needs and apply for a visa from any country in the United States, otherwise you will definitely refuse it. Attention when handling: when preparing materials, the applicant should print a list of materials, and carefully prepare materials according to the contents on the list, and must not be careless. However, there are still many applicants who have been refused visas because of insufficient preparation of materials. It's a pity that they were refused a visa because they have excellent conditions in all aspects. This not only delayed your trip, but also caused some trouble for you to re-sign. So I suggest you be careful when preparing materials. Don, I don't think your qualifications are good enough, so you didn't. Don't take these materials seriously. Providing false information is the most serious reason for visa refusal, and it is also the most difficult to deal with, which has a considerable impact on your future visa application. For many countries, visa processing is a legal procedure, and the majesty of the law is very important to every country, so any violation of the law will be severely punished. Some serious cases may even be fined or sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, which shows that countries attach great importance to visa processing. Therefore, when applying for a visa, never tamper with your own materials in order to get a visa, which is very undesirable. This is not to say that the more preparation, the better. You need to know which aspects of your materials the visa officer will focus on, and then carefully sort out that place. Don't submit any information out of fear. If you have no experience in sorting out screening materials, you'd better find a friend who got a visa to give you some advice. If the analysis is not in place, you can look at the high-end visa department of CYTS. My cousin was also denied a visa to Italy. She found several small intermediaries and said no, don't do this. Later, she turned it over. I heard that she has a good relationship with the embassy. Getting a visa is really fast, but the price is a bit high, but it is acceptable.

7. Which is easier to apply for a tourist visa in Germany or Italy?

It is not better to apply for an Italian visa in a European country. Italy is the easiest visa to issue, and France is easier and not too difficult, but the refusal rate will be higher than Italy. It's ok to sign, but it takes too long.

Most embassies require the applicant to be the first country to arrive at the visa embassy. For example, if you sign in the Netherlands, you must go to the Netherlands first, and some require to stay in the Netherlands for the longest time.

France and Italy are the countries that issue the most visas, especially Italy, where group visas are the first choice.

Personal visa is a bit troublesome. You need to show enough documents to prove that you have the economic ability to travel abroad and have stable social relations. Only when these two points are met can the visa be passed.

It is easy to handle Schengen countries such as France and Italy, and the success rate is high. According to the Schengen Agreement, tourists can legally enter and leave all Schengen countries as long as they hold tourist visas from any Schengen country.

26 countries in the Schengen area: Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Malta, Cyprus and Switzerland.

8. Is it easy to get a German tourist visa?

Germany has no green card.

Only blue cards, permanent residence and naturalization.

Blue Card aims to attract foreign high-end talents, including engineers, lawyers and doctors. Let them enjoy national treatment when they first arrive in Germany, including their families coming to work and live in Germany. Basically, it is a formal contract, a diploma and a degree certificate, and the annual income must be enough. Blue cards can also speed up the application for permanent residence. Without a blue card, you need to pay social security for 33 months. With the blue card, you only need 2 1 month social security.

If you want to be naturalized, you need to meet the following conditions:

Legal residence in Germany for eight years (if you join Integrationskurs, it can be shortened to seven or six years)

Did not receive social assistance from Germany, such as unemployment benefits.

Have enough German ability to reach Ausreichend(pass).

No criminal record

And gave up his original nationality.

Pass the German citizenship test (refer to the article to easily get the German permanent citizenship test)

In fact, the study time in Germany is random to some extent. Different cities and different staff have different processes. Generally speaking, the college time is half a year.