Bonjour, à tous, j'aimerais avoir des renseignements concrets pour un algérien demandant un visa pour la france ou la suisse ou l'espace shengen?? Lequel entre celà serait le plus simple à obtenir???
Sachant que la personne à de la famille en suisse!! et qu'il a deja fait des demandent de visa mais aucune n'a été acceptée!! Ne sachant pas pour quel motif!!
Quels visa serait le mieu à demander??
Si vous avez une adresse internet à mettre pour regarder les informations??
Ben, en fait il a fait des demandes de visa juste pour la suisse... mais pas pour la france et pas pour l'espace shengen!!
et sa situation à améliorer car maintenant il travail !!
Voilà !! donc j'aimerais avoir si possible des renseignements, et des avis pour une demande de visa!!
Il a juste sa tante qui habite en suisse !!! donc voilà, il est obligé de demander un visa, puis comme c'est devenu tellement difficile maintenant d'obtenir un visa alors c'est pour sa que je me renseigne et voir qu'elles sont les différentes possibilités d'en obtenir 1 pour qu'il puisse venir en suisse ou en france si, le visa shengen ne fonctionne pas.!!
salut
La Suisse ne délivre que des visas Schengen, depuis le 12/12/2008.
Il peut essayer au consulat de France, mais s'il n'a pas une bonne situation, le visa sera également refusé, et l'attestation d'accueil de sa tante n'est pas valable pour la France.
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Merci bcp de m'avoir donner ce site.. je vais aller regarder pour voir!! mais sinon il peut demander un visa shengen
pour la suisse? vu kil a sa tante ici!! non?? sa serait pt-etre plus facile pour lui ? qu'en pense tu?
salut
c'est un formulaire de refus de visa, qu'il faut signer, et sur lequel il y a le motif du refus.
Et il est indiqué dessus, soit fiché dans le SISchengen, soit dans le fichier suisse.
Ton ami est fiché en Suisse.
Fayd
salut, excuse moi, mais pk il faut remplir un formulaire de refus de visa??? c'est parce kil a deja demander des visas pour venir en suisse et kils ne l'ont pas accepter? mais c'est pa une demande de visa ou bien??
Coment sa il est fiché en suisse? Desoler je te pose bcp de questions mais c'est tellement compliqué et sa change tout le temps alors c'est difficile!!
Le 12.12.2008, la Suisse va mettre en application les accords de Schengen. Pour ce motif, la section des visas de l’Ambassade de Suisse sera fermée : Le dimanche 14 et lundi 15 décembre 2008.
Dès le 12.12.2008, les titulaires munis de visas Schengen valables pourront entrer en Suisse. A partir du 16.12.2008, l’Ambassade de Suisse délivrera uniquement des visas Schengen qui seront valables pour l’espace Schengen.
Dorénavant, le traitement des demandes de visas prendra 10 jours au minimum.
A quel pays demander son visa Schengen ?
Les visas Schengen sont délivrés sur la base de la compétence territoriale. Cela signifie que l’étranger doit déposer sa demande de visa auprès de la représentation de l’Etat membre qui est la destination unique ou principale du voyage.
Pour déterminer la destination principale, la représentation se basera sur le motif ou l’objet essentiel du voyage ainsi que la durée du séjour dans les différents Etats.
Si la destination principale ne peut être définie, le visa doit être demandé à la représentation du premier pays d’entrée dans l’espace Schengen.
Veuillez prendre note qu'aucun dossier de mariage ou de regroupement familial ne sera
accepté sans un rendez-vous préalable avec le service consulaire de cette ambassade.
Téléphone: +213 (0)21 60 04 22 ou +213 (0)21 60 69 60.
Tu peux retirer de ta liste la Bulgarie et la Roumanie ; les Suisses ont ratifié dimanche dernier l'élargissment à ces deux pays!
eh oui!
😏 copier-coller pas à jour!
"13 bis, est-ce un nombre pair ou impair?" (R. Queneau)
salut
le formulaire de refus de visa est seulement signé après le refus.
On ne remet le passeport à la personne qui a eu son visa refusé, qu'après avoir signé ce formulaire de refus.
Et comme ils ont dans leur base de données, sa fiche de refus, ils vont lui remettre encore une fois ce formulaire à signer, avec la case cochée.
La France par contre ne donne même pas les raisons du refus, mais elle a également une base de données, il suffit de taper le nom et prénom de la personne pour savoir si elle a déjà demandé un visa et s'il a été accordé ou bien refusé.
En plus ils vérifient après avoir encaissé les 60€ en monnaie locale, qui ne sont pas remboursés en cas de refus.
Fayd
Néanmoins en tant que suissesse vivant dans mon pays je suis au courant de ce à quoi j'ai été amenée à voter le week end derner, et puis t'assurer qu'entre le moment de la votation et le moment de l'application il va se passer quelques mois. Notre Conseil Fédéral parle de début avril au mieux. D'ou le fait que je n'avais pas retiré ces pays de la liste
un peu plus de deux mois donc si j'ai bien compris😎
de février à avril... les Roumains et les Bulgares n'ont plus guère à attendre pour pouvoir s'installer dans ton pays.
C'est comme si c'était fait malgré les Tessinois et d'autres irréductibles !!!!!!!!
"13 bis, est-ce un nombre pair ou impair?" (R. Queneau)
Pour les irréductibles je ne me prononcerais pas, pour les tessinois, j'ai de quoi argumenter, mon mari est tessinois et toute sa famille vit là bas...
En dehors de cela, bienvenue à tous dans mon si beau pays.
je vien de constater que mon msg a ete suprimer peut etre a cause d'un HS bref...g recu un mail indiquant que vous m'avez repondu fayd mais j'ai pas recu votre reponse.quoi qu'il en soit...
pouvez vous m'envoyez un msg priver pour un contact svp?
salut fayd, enfaite chui tunisien, et je vai bientot demander un visa touristique pour la suisse, et donc voila je voudrais savoir kel est la meilleur periode pour demander un visa? je suis etudiant et je mon voyage est prevu pour le 6avril...ce ki est un peut tro tard maintenant pour demander un visa, alor que je peut tres ien retarder le depart de kelke jours, genre le 9 ou le 10...mais a ce moment la les vacances scolaires seront fini...on est censer passer un mois de stage en avril sauf ke moi je l'est deja fait en janvier donc je v etre libre...mais sa lambassade ne le c pas...est ce que demander un visa hors des vacances peut donner des soubsants a lambassade pour motiver un reufs de visa?
si oui kand serait le moment den demander un?
sachant ke g deja demander un visa pour lallemagne le 18decembre dernier et sa ma etai refuser, sachant kil y avait une erreur sur mon passport et la j'ai renouvler mon passport, donc mon nom a changer et le numero de passport a changer...kand je dit mon nom a changer c ke il y avait une lettre de trop...la c correct...et lattestation dacceuil ki ma etai envoyer par une amie a pe etre motiver le refus de la part de lambassade d'allemagne ki on surement penser ke jallai laba pr minstaller illegalement et kils on penser ke c t ma petite amie alor k c toutafait faux...bref ske je demande, c des conseils...je vous remerci davance...toute aide sera la bienvenu...c un peut urgent kan meme...
aider moi svp
cordialement et dsl pour le langage texto (sa devien une habitude :S)
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