from japan to europa

[pekochan017]

hello! pasensha na po at magtatanong lang ako regarding application of visa papunta sa ibang bansa na manggagaling sa japan. hindi po kze ako japanese citizen pero legal naman ang stay ko dto.

san po bang embassy ang madali mag-apply ng schengen visa? sabi po sa mga nabasa ko sa internet yun main port of entry ang aapply-an ng schengen visa. as of now po, sa italy or france yun pinagiisipan kong main port of entry.

meron na po bang naka-experience sa inyo ng pag-kuha ng schengen visa dto sa japan? pano po ang procedure? pede ko bang i-mail na lang yun application? mahigpit po ba sila?

maraming salamat po!

yoroshiku!

[Flippy Aze]

try to peep into this www.schengenvisa.com (http://www.timog.com/forum/www.schengenvisa.cc) ;) if you can't find it, just type it and ask mr. google.

[la_tina512]

If you want to visit another country and want to get a visa SOP na kasi anywhere is for you to go to the nearest embassy of the country you'll visit and apply for a visa there. If you have a relative sa pupuntahan mong bansa the best is to get an invitation letter. On your part naman, what you'll be needing are the following: passport, certificate from the bank na meron kang at least 100man, letter of guarantee from your japanese husband that you're coming back to Japan, if you're working para sigurado ka get an employment certificate. Those are the documents normally needed in applying for a visa to any country. Be prepared also kung hingan ka or ang husband mo ng ITR (Income Tax Return) or anything related to tax. Kung may property kayo dito much better that you bring all the documents to prove that you really are capable of traveling abroad and you have the means. Play safe para mabilis ang releasing ng visa at wala ng masyadong tanong.

[Paul]

As long as you have all the requirements I don't think you'll have much of a problem getting a Schengen visa.

Here's a list of Schengen visa requirements:

a passport valid for at least three months longer than validity of the visa with one blank page to affix visa stamp
up to three application forms
up to three passport-size photos
evidence of sufficient funds for stay
letter from employer, accountant, school or university
return ticket to country of residence


But just to be sure, check the embassy webpage of your planned country of entry. Also, your Japanese visa should also be valid at least three months longer than the validity of the Schengen visa.

I've read that the French embassy can be quite strict and takes quite a long time to process visas (which may not be true for the French embassy here in Japan). My Filipina friend didn't have a problem obtaining a Schengen visa from them, though. She did have an invitation from a prominent international organization so her case is a bit different.

Good luck. Europe is such a lovely place.

[ayumi]

meron na po bang naka-experience sa inyo ng pag-kuha ng schengen visa dto sa japan? pano po ang procedure? pede ko bang i-mail na lang yun application? mahigpit po ba sila?
yoroshiku!

Year 2000,I had a chance to travel in Italy,
few days in Milan and Bolognia and about 5 days in Roma.
I got my schengen visa in Tokyo,
they gave me one-entry visa good for 10 days stated as turismo.
You have to apply personally,they will ask you few questions,
after few days,I received my passport with a schengen visa.
It's quite easy,I don't know if its still the same these days.

[pekochan017]

salamat po sa mga reply! sorry mejo na late ako ng reply.. mejo hindi ko mahanap tong thread na to..napatungan na kze. hehehe..

sana makarating ako ng europa soon!