Can some German Schengen visas go directly to Switzerland?

You can go directly to Switzerland with a Schengen visa from Germany.

Schengen visa refers to the visa issued according to the Schengen agreement. According to this agreement, any visa issued by Schengen member countries is also considered valid in all other member countries, and no visa application is required. Its member countries issue visas in a unified format for short-term stays, namely Schengen visas. Once an applicant obtains a visa from a certain country, he can travel freely in all Schengen countries within the validity period of the visa.

Schengen has 26 member 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, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Malta.

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There are several ways to apply for a Schengen visa:

(1) If you only travel to a certain member country, you need to apply for a visa for that country, that is, a "country visa". The "country visa" can only be valid in and out of the issuing country, and it is not allowed to enter the issuing country from other Schengen countries, otherwise you should apply for a "Schengen visa". The number of days of stay on the visa is only valid within the validity period of the visa;

(2) When transiting a member country or several member countries to another member country, they should apply for a visa from another member country (country of entry);

(3) When going to several member countries, you should apply for the visa of the member country with the longest visit or stay. If you can't determine the main country to visit, apply for a visa for the first country to visit.

(4) Those who go to overseas territories or trust places of France, the Netherlands, Portugal and other countries, as well as the Faroe Islands and Greenland in Denmark, should still apply for visas from the host countries; If you want to go to the Faroe Islands and Greenland, you must also apply for a consent form when applying for a Schengen visa or a Danish national visa. Please indicate it on the visa.

(5) When visiting or visiting several Schengen countries, you need to fill in the itinerary, that is, the details of the countries and routes visited and the schedule of stay, and provide invitations to visit the countries; To apply for a visa from any country, use the visa application form of that country. If necessary, the receiving country may request additional materials. Schengen countries sometimes issue their own visas and can only go to this country, but not to other Schengen countries; The number of days of stay on the visa is only valid within the validity period of the visa;

(6) Long-term visas exceeding 90 days are still examined and issued by the host country. Persons who have already held a long-term residence permit in a member country can freely enter any member country without a visa with valid international travel documents, and the stay period shall not exceed 3 months;

(7) You can only apply for a valid entry "Schengen visa", and you can only travel in Schengen countries within the validity period, and you can't transfer to non-Schengen countries and then return to Schengen countries;

(8) The Schengen Agreement does not explicitly stipulate that visa-free agreements for permanent diplomats, public servants and short-term official and diplomatic passports shall be handled by countries themselves.

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