Can a German Schengen visa enter Italy directly without going to Germany?

1. Schengen countries should adopt unified policies and regulations on the movement of people, especially visas;

2. Schengen countries decided to issue a unified visa that is generally valid in the Schengen area;

3. Short-term travel visas that allow one or two entry, provided that the total number of days of stay within six months after the first entry cannot exceed three months;

4. Before the Schengen visa is used, it is necessary to recognize the national visas of various countries;

According to the Schengen Agreement, travelers with valid residence permits of any Schengen Agreement member country can travel freely in Schengen area without a visa within three months. Passengers outside the Schengen area can travel to Schengen countries without a visa as long as they have a valid residence permit and passport. If the stay exceeds 90 days, the applicant must apply for a national visa according to the relevant laws and the purpose of stay;

6. The unified Schengen visa shall be issued by the diplomatic and consular departments of the agreement countries;

7. In principle, the country issuing the Schengen visa should be the main destination country of the visa holder. If there are two destination countries with almost the same stay time (accurate to the hour), the Schengen visa can be issued by the country that entered the country for the first time;

8. The validity period of travel documents must be longer than the validity period of visas, and the travel documents must ensure that foreigners outside the Schengen country can smoothly return to their own countries or enter countries outside the Schengen area;

9. Every country has the right to decide whether a person has the right to enter or is refused entry. Schengen visas issued by another country will be restricted to another Schengen country, but that country must inform other countries about the situation;

10.1On March 26th, 1995, the Schengen Agreement first came into effect in Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, and seven countries began to implement Schengen visas. At the end of 1997, Italy, Greece and Austria successively implemented Schengen visas; From March 25th, 20001year, five countries, Finland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Denmark, began to issue Schengen visas. The Schengen visa membership has grown to 25 countries so far.