I have already read about the different countries on the European continent and different terminologies involved.   What would be the effects in these countries on visas after Brexit?  Can we have only one common visa to visit all these countries?  I will require the countries union names for each Union, visas issued before Brexit and after Brexit to travel to each country.
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On 23rd of June, 2016, the UK . This leads to the following questions:   Are UK citizens traveling to the EU affected? Are EU citizens traveling to the UK affected? Are UK/EU family members traveling both way affected? Are Commonwealth citizens traveling to the UK affected? Are other visa-free nationals (such as US/Canada citizens) affected? What other consequences might 'Brexit' have on travelers?   Also, see the  on Expats.SE.
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I am considering whether there is any paperwork I should be collecting for future tourist visa applications.   I am a British Citizen, US Permanent Resident, and my recent travel outside the US and EU has been group tours and cruises. I have been treated as having low risk of overstay etc. However, bureaucracy happens, and I want to be prepared.  The potential problem is that I am retired. No job, no school. A lot of visa granting seems to depend on jobs to prove monthly income and intent to return home.  I transfer a fixed allowance from an investment account to my checking account each month, and treat that as though it were my income. The investment account can go up and down in value quite dramatically over periods of months, because it contains stocks and bonds as well as cash equivalents.  I have no family in the US. I do have a house I like, and consider my home.  Is there any paperwork should I be collecting to maximize my chances of getting any tourist visas I might want in the future? Possible non-EU countries include Russia, Mongolia, and several countries in sub-Saharan Africa. EU may become an issue, depending on the terms of the Brexit divorce.  =======================================================================  I agree with the comments that I am likely to get most visas with no problem. That has been my practical experience. The question is what I should do to guard against exceptions, such as an excessively bureaucratic process requiring me to prove intent to return home.
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I was issued a Schengen visa for 90 days validity with multiple entry. Initially I planned for tourism to France and Switzerland and accordingly I have written the purpose as tourism only and I will be travelling as well for a week and coming back to India. First I am using for tourism for one week and travelling back to India.  Now, I also need to travel again to Schengen area to the same countries for business purpose for one week again. Can I use the same visa or do I need to get a new one?
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Hopefully a quick question - I am a US citizen currently residing in the UK on a visa. I am traveling to the US for 2 weeks with my wife, who is a British citizen. We do not yet share a last name (due to just not filing the paperwork yet and just being married recently).  She does not have any visas apart from the standard ESTA and there are no other further requirements, such as money, which we would need to worry about.  I've read online that since we are a family we should join the same line together when coming into the US border at the airport. However, because we don't share a last name, would this still apply? Should we just use our own appropriate lines? Would there be any issues with using our own lines?  If we do use one line only, which line?  US citizen or non-US?
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I am going to apply for a multiple-entry visa to Netherlands this coming May. If I will be given only a single entry how soon can I apply again for another Schengen visa because I am planning to go to Paris in July too?
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My wife has a Schengen visa issued by the Italian consulate in the UK.  It expires at the beginning of December, and as we want to travel to Europe for the Christmas holiday, we were hoping to cancel the current Schengen visa early in order to apply for another one in time.  I have contacted the Italian consulate in London by email, and they have told me that they are unable to do this.   After a quick search online, it seems other people have had more luck cancelling their visas.   So my question is: has anyone cancelled a Schengen visa issued by Italy, and if so - how?
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I'm a citizen of Ukraine planning on visiting Italy early in October for tourism. Later that month I'm accepted as a speaker at the conference in Prague, Czech Republic. Both countries are members of Schengen agreement and a visa is required for me to visit them. Therefore, I need to visit Schengen countries 2 times and I need to get my visas ASAP (to confirm my talk to the conference organizers, as well as to avoid overpaying for hotels/flight tickets).   I've heard a number of times that a single person can't apply for a Schengen visa if already in possession of one, but I'd like to clarify this. Say, I've got a visa from Italy for the period of October 1st - October 14th. Can I get another one from Czech Republic for October 25th - October 30th before I visit Italy? Would the answer be different if I were to visit the second country (CZ) on October 13th - October 20th, thus, having a single day overlap between these visits. It would be of a tremendous help if you could link to the official documents that prove your point, but I'd certainly appreciate answers even without such links.  Both times I'm going to apply for a short-term tourist visa covering the dates of my travel. If the answer to both questions above is no - would several visits to multiple Schengen countries over a short period of time be a valid reason to apply for a single multiple-entry visa that covers the whole period from October 1st to October 30th from Italy?
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We want to visit Canada on a short-term visitor visa for tourism. We are a family of 4 but we have a family friend traveling with us. While applying for the visa online and filling the questionnaire, it asks for additional family members traveling with me and their documents so shall I include our family friend in the same list? If not, how do we process it otherwise?  All 5 of us applied for a USA/UK visa in the same way in a single application. I just had to mention the people traveling with me, we applied as a group and went for interview together. We were granted the visa successfully.
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I applied for UK business visa 10 days ago and it was refused because of a missing document, Here is full question on same -   Now I need to go to Italy as a tourist, Can I apply ?  If yes, what else things I would need to take care of ?
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While applying for a Schengen visa, an option is given to choose between a single entry visa or a multiple entry visa. There isn't any published policy on this, but if it's the first time time I'm applying for a Schengen visa does it hurt my chance of getting one in case I say I want to get a multiple entry visa instead of single entry?  (By 'hurt' I mean say I ask for multiple entry and a stricter rule is used for checking whether the visa is granted, then will I be given a single entry visa instead or will the whole application be rejected?)
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I understand that there will be some issues.   I have got a single entery Italian Schengen Visa valid early April for 2 weeks. But because of the coronavirus, Italy is under lockdown, which means that I am unable to make my trip as planned.  Now if I changed my planned destination and to visit Greece (by flight via Paris) instead, can I enter France with my already issued Italian Schengen Visa?  I can provide my new air ticket and hotel reservations, but I won't go to Italy at all. What other options I can choose if I need to make the trip on the same dates?
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I am a Zimbabwean on holiday in UK on a 6 month family visitor. I got a 30-day Schengen visa so I can visit Europe as well. I just want to find out if it is possible to extend the Schengen holiday visa from UK or Europe without having to go back to Zimbabwe first?
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Most of the already posted questions were about traveling between EU countries. In my case I would like to visit Austria with my South African wife. We got married over 20 years ago in Austria, lived there together for 6 years, but moved to SA 16 years ago. The permanent residence my wife had once expired and she needs a Schengen visa. The Austrian Embassy tells me that my wife has to apply in person, show proof of income, proof of accommodation, has a travel insurance and all fulfills all other requirements like every ordinary applicant.  Is the Directive 2004/38/EC only applicable for spouses when they are already within the EU or is it also valid in our case?   In particular the personal appearance is a problem as we are living in the Southern Cape and going to the embassy means a round trip of 2600 km, closer is the consulate in Cape Town but still requires a 1200 tour.
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Is there a website or some other way to find out if I need a transit visa for a short stop in the UK on my way somewhere else? Ideally this should give me the answer for all nationalities, and take into account any other visas I may have.
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Me and my friends are planning on inter railing from the UK. They all have a British Citizen but I do not. I only have a PR and I have been a resident in the UK for 10 years. The question is do I still need a schengen visa? (BTW I think I do but want to make sure).  EDIT: I have an Indian Passport
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On gov.uk's  it is indicated      Check if you need this visa if you’re visiting from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland"   “Visiting from” makes you understand that the country you regularly live in is relevant, thus you can avoid applying for a visa if you are visiting from Italy (as country of regular residency).  As a matter of fact, if you proceed to make the check, the question to answer is "What passport or travel document do you have?", not really consistent with the indication previously given.  So, what is relevant: the country you live in with regular documents (and where you leave from to visit UK) or the country of origin which issued the passport?  To be practical, a Moldovan who is an Italian resident with regular resident card and Italian ID card (but with the note "not valid for expatriation") can avoid applying for a visa if he wants to spend a week-end in London (thus visiting from inside EEA)?
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I am a Mongolian citizen currently in England on a one year visa.  Can I travel to British Virgin Islands, or other Caribbean islands that require a British visa using the visa I have for the UK, or do I need a separate visa for each country or island I visit?