The Powers Of The Schengen Visa May Not Be Known

The Schengen Visa is one of the most powerful visas in the world, allowing you to enter 26 Schengen countries and many other perks.
The powers of the Schengen visa may not be known
The Schengen Agreement is a free travel treaty signed by several European countries. As of December 19, 2011, the total number of countries fully recognized this treaty was 26 countries, including Austria, Belgium, Poland, Czech, Netherlands, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Italy. , France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
Schengen Visa includes 3 types: Single Entry, Double Entry and Multiple Entry

. Basically, the card allows you to enter the Schengen area and is almost the most convenient visa type if you intend to travel around Europe.
If you own a Multiple Entry Schengen visa, you can set foot in about 40 countries around the world, including 26 Schengen countries.
In addition to the 26 Schengen countries, you can enter a number of other countries and do not have to apply for a visa such as Monaco in France, San Marino and Vatican in Italy, Andorra between France and Spain
Meanwhile, in Turkey, you are allowed to enter up to 30 days if you fly with this country's airline and pay the e-visa fee online.



Of course, your Schengen visa must be valid.
The Taiwanese government is willing to waive a visa to the island even after your Schengen visa expires. In Korea, you are exempt from financial proof if you have had a Schengen visa in the last 2 years.
All Schengen visas have such power. However, if you hold a Schengen Double Entry or Multiple Entry visa, your privilege will be more.
Typically, Albania, Bulgaria, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, Georgia and Serbia allow you to enter up to 90 days. As for Romania, you only have this privilege when you have stamped your entry to a Schengen country before coming to this country
Meanwhile, Montenegro and Belarus allow you to enter up to 30 days.



However, if you are a Vietnamese citizen, you do not need to be too concerned. Belarus does not require you to apply for a visa to the country.
Three countries Sao Tome and Principe (one country in Central Africa), Bosnia and Herzegovina (a country in Southeast Europe), Kosovo allow you to enter up to 15 days.
However, to own this power visa, sometimes, you have to rely on luck. For example, at the time of applying, my friend applied for a Schengen visa of Multiple Entry category. However, in the end, the visa issuer re-issued the Single Entry. On the contrary, I apply for Schengen visa type Single Entry, they issue Multiple Entry.
According to Blogger Ly Thanh Co / Zing news
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