When last did you visit Schengen area? Stop giving false information. I live in Schengen State.
I travel alot within West, North, East Europe.
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I travel alot within West, North, East Europe.
I have read tons of articles and seen it on TV. If you're crossing from Italy to France your passport is likely to be checked. Same as some of the big tourist areas. Perhaps you are not taking trains or crossing popular border crossings.
http://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/8750/border-controls-in-europe-s-schengen-zone
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/the-french-italian-border-reveals-the-essence-of-the-european-clash-on-migration/2018/06/28/1f26dd78-732f-11e8-bda1-18e53a448a14_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.994a8adea9cc
https://www.thelocal.se/20180703/new-border-controls-introduced-at-airports-and-ports-across-sweden
You should be specific. Italy and france are just 2 countries of Schengen states which are 26 Countries.
I do travel by Bus, train and plane if something happen in 2 countries! You can't generalised Schengen States.
Italy problem is because of the Assylum seakers coming in from the Sea.
So be Specific in order not to spread false information.
Regards
I do travel by Bus, train and plane if something happen in 2 countries! You can't generalised Schengen States.
Italy problem is because of the Assylum seakers coming in from the Sea.
So be Specific in order not to spread false information.
Regards
Have you looked at the articles I attached. An issue between most countries. Didn't even attach articles about Hungary, Austria, etc
I'd look at it. I'm trying to correct you that Schengen is 26 Countries.
So be Specific. Not all Schengen because I'm not sure how many Schengen states you have traveled to by Road or train.
I've always base your advise on influx of Assylum! I wonder is you're are born in Canada.
So be Specific. Not all Schengen because I'm not sure how many Schengen states you have traveled to by Road or train.
I've always base your advise on influx of Assylum! I wonder is you're are born in Canada.
'd look at it. I'm trying to correct you that Schengen is 26 Countries.
So be Specific. Not all Schengen because I'm not sure how many Schengen states you have traveled to by Road or train.
I've always base your advise on influx of Assylum! I wonder is you're are born in Canada.
I recently traveled there, yes France requires RTD holders (whether they have PR or not) to obtain a short stay visa (Schengen) before travelling there, I applied with RTD at VFS Ottawa and received the visa in 30 days, submitted bank statements, job letter, house contract...
Took a direct flight to Paris, no issues going to France or returning to Canada, just make sure to have another document (PR card, work permit, IRB letter ...) as the airline did request to see my work permit before letting me board the plane on the way back (IRCC only requires the RTD, but just take your work permit or PR with you, its better than trying to convince the airline that you only need RTD)
You can travel to Germany visa free (I checked with the embassy), just because you may be able to cross from Germany to other Schengen countries without getting caught does not mean its legal though, I would not recommend it. If you can't get the proper visa than just don't go (in my opinion).
Keep in mind you first need to get approved as a protected person and you will have to wait for a letter explain that you have received a positive or negative result from your hearing. That can take a week or two or a few months. There are quite a few steps before you can apply for an RTD. Don't book any tickets until you receive a letter. Also sounds like you need a visa.
If you do not have a guarantor who has known you for at least two (2) years, and who is eligible, you must complete a Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor form, take to a notary and you should be fine. Make sure the notary also sign your photographs. I did that and I got my RTD.