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Brak: šta treba učiniti ako nedostaje nulla osta za sklapanje?

Ljudi ašta je pšotrebno da se dobije iseljenička viza za Novi Zeland ili Australiju,i naravno gde treba da se prijavim?

svaka cast izuzecima

Cao.Zna li neko nesto o odlasku u Rusiju? Ja bih rado tamo,ali ne znam da li trebaju vize, garantno pismo...

 Ooooooopssss za ono gore!                                                     

A ako se ima npr. sengen za Dansku jer se mora prvo uci u Dansku pa onda ici kroz sve zemlje sengena ili se moze odmah uci u neku zemlju sengena npr Nemacku?

Bez nulla oste nema ni vize za porodicno spajanje 
Pri tome, kod Italijana ne pali varijanta vanbracne zajednice, oni to ne priznaju 
Probacu da budem kratka i jasna. Prvo clan porodice koji zivi u italiji posalje pismeni zahtev za spajanje porodice, i onda sa tim pismenim zahtevom, izvodom iz maticne knjige rodjenih ides ovde u ambasadu da se to overi. Onda sve to overeno saljes u Italiju, predaje se njihovoj policiji koja izdaje nulla ostu, i cekas zavisi od opstine, ali moze biti i nekoliko meseci. Procedura nije jednostavna, ali niko i ne daje duge boravke tek tako 

Belgijanci prakticno ne izdaju turisticke vize, postoje vize sa posetu porodici i prijateljima kao najpribliznije turistickoj.

http://www.diplomatie.be/en/travel/visa/visumFiche.asp
 
Visa procedure for a short stay (up to 90 days) in Belgium   
 

1. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED

To apply for a visa for a short stay (up to 90 days) in Belgium, you must submit the following documents to the embassy or consulate responsible for your place of residence:

1. A valid travel document (e.g. national passport) in which a visa can be affixed . This travel document must be valid for three months longer than the visa.

2. A visa application form correctly completed, signed and accompanied by two recent passport photos bearing a true likeness to the applicant.

3. Documents proving the purpose of your trip (e.g. a letter of invitation) and the circumstances of the planned stay (e.g. hotel reservation, staying with a private individual).

4. Documents proving that you have sufficient means of subsistence, covering both the duration of your stay and your return journey:
 
- either your own financial means (e.g. hotel reservation, cash, cheques and credit cards accepted in Belgium, an employment contract, bank statements, proof of enrolment on the trade register and/or of professional activity);

- or the guarantor's financial means: A pledge of financial support is specific proof of means of subsistence. It offers a solution in situations where you cannot prove your own  solvency. Through this pledge of financial support, a Belgian national, or a foreign national resident in Belgium, acts as a guarantor for your period of residence, your return journey and your medical costs. The guarantor should ask for the pledge of financial support (also called Annex 3bis) at the municipality (commune/gemeente) of his/her place of residence. The guarantor does not have to be the issuer of the invitation. When the pledge of financial support has been authenticated by the municipal authorities, the original document must be submitted to the relevant embassy or consulate, within six months of the authentication, together with:
a copy of the guarantor's last three pay slips or any other (official) document proving his/her solvency. In the case of a family visit, the guarantor must earn at least 800 euro net per month + 150 euro for each of the guarantor's current dependents and/or + 150 euro for each person invited. In the case of a visit to friends, the guarantor must earn at least 1,000 euro net per month + 150 euro for each of the guarantor's current dependents and/or + 200 euro for each person invited;

a copy of a document proving that the guarantor is of Belgian nationality (identity card) or has authorisation to stay in Belgium indefinitely (residence permit).

Given that the number of current dependents is a factor in determining the solvency of the guarantor, it is also advisable to submit proof of the  make-up of the guarantor's family together with evidence of any family benefits received.   

5.  Proof that you are the holder of a valid travel insurance policy, either individual or group, covering the cost of repatriation on medical grounds, urgent medical treatment and/or urgent hospital treatment. As a rule, you must take out insurance in your country of residence. If your host takes out the insurance for you, he/she must do so in his/her own country of residence. To find out which insurance policies are accepted, you should enquire at the relevant Belgian embassy or consulate. The insurance must be valid throughout all of the Schengen countries  and must cover the whole duration of the stay. The minimum cover is 30,000 euro.

6.  Proof of transport arrangements (return ticket): as soon as your visa application has been approved, you must submit a return ticket (in your name and non-transferable) in order for the visa to be issued. 

You only need submit the return ticket and travel insurance policy once the Belgian embassy or consulate informs you that your visa has been granted. This is to avoid unnecessary expense on your part. However, the embassy or consulate may ask you to submit proof that a return ticket has been reserved. 

The documents listed above are only the basic documents to be submitted in all cases. Additional documents may be requested by the embassy or consulate.

2. PROCESSING THE APPLICATION

In some cases, the visa application procedure may take a long time so you should submit your application as early as possible. For a short stay, you should normally apply for your visa three to four weeks prior to departure.   

When the application is complete, it is sent in some instances to the Immigration Service at Federal Public Service Home Affairs in Belgium, which decides whether or not a visa may be issued (Chaussée d'Anvers 59B Antwerpsesteenweg,   B-1000 Brussels, Tel.: +32 (0)2 206 15 99, Fax: +32 (0)2 506 14 63, helpdesk.dvzoe@dofi.fgov.be, http://www.dofi.fgov.be).

3. COMMENTS

Young people and minors

Children under the age of 16 may enter Belgium without their own individual travel document if accompanied by one of their parents, grandparents or by a guardian, provided this person is of the same nationality as the child and the child is included on his/her passport. Children for whom this is not the case must have their own valid travel document containing a visa if necessary.

Minors travelling alone or with persons other than their parents require a statement of authorisation to travel signed by both parents or by a legal guardian. This statement must be authenticated by the local authorities. Minors travelling with one of their parents also need this authorisation if their parents are divorced.

In some cases, schoolchildren or students are required to have a statement from their school to the effect that they are on holiday and are not missing classes.

Access to the territory

Presentation of a visa does not grant an unconditional right to enter Belgium or the Schengen area. When you present your visa at the border, you may be refused access to Belgium if you are clearly without means of subsistence and are unable to procure such means by undertaking legal paid employment. Proof of adequate means of subsistence may take the form of cash, cheques and credit cards accepted in Belgium, the original copy of a pledge of financial support, a work contract, bank statements, proof of enrolment on the trade register and/or of professional activity.
 

VRLO KORISNA INFORMACIJA

Za neke zemlje dolazak u ambasadu radi podnosenja zahteva za vizu mora se zakazati putem telefona. Na istim brojevima mogu se dobiti i osnovne informacije o tome sta vam treba za vizu. Brojevi su:

Italija - 0903/12-12-12
Belgija - 0903/120-120
Francuska - 0903/123-123
Svedska - 0903/124-124
Slovenija - 0903/13-14-15
Grcka - 0903/15-15-15

SAD - 011/3050-550

Za vecinu je zakazivanje dosta unapred, pa je najpametnije da se javite bar dva meseca pre planiranog putovanja. 

Ambasada Italije promenila je adresu. Nova adresa je:
http://www.ambbelgrado.esteri.it

Sada sam video pitanje, ali moze nekom da koristi za ubuduce:

TURISTICKI ODLAZAK

   Najjednostavniji nacin za turisticki odlazak u Moskvu je preko vaucera. Postoji i varijanta za pozivnim pismom, ali ga vecina ljudi izbegava kao komplikovanu. Naravno, sve ovo je za varijantu da se ide kod nekog u goste, ili bi trazili posao pa im treba regularan boravak prvih mesec dana.

   Vaucer je fiktivna rezervacija za hotel koja sluzi umesto vize. Vecina nasih ljudi koji idu za Moskvu, kupuju karte u agenciji R-Turs (koji su najpovoljniji i uglavnom se bave samo Rusijom), telefoni su 011/3444-045 i 3444-046, adresa - Kneginje Zorke 10, gde se uz kartu dobija pomenuti vaucer i migraciona kartu (koja se takodje dobija i u avionu za onog ko je nema), sa kojima se bez problema ulazi u Rusiju. Veoma je bitno, migraciona karta se sastoji iz dve polovine, jednu uzimaju na ulazu, a drugu na izlazu iz RF. Ako izgubite drugi deo, mozete imati dosta problema prilikom islaska iz RF.

   Kada se stigne tamo, potrebno je u roku od tri dana po dolasku registrovati se u hotelu. Dakle ide se u hotel Sputnjik, koji se nalazi na, cini mi se, Lenjinskom prospektu i trazite agencija Putnik. U agenciji govore srpski, objasnite da vam treba overa migracione karte, prilozite sumu od oko 50 dolara u rubljama, sacekate sat vremena i dobijete overenu migracionu kartu kao da ste uredno registrovani da boravite u hotelu.

   Sto se tice rada u Moskvi, veoma se razlikuje od struke do struke. Konkretno znam da gradjevinci i arhitekte uglavnom rade u nasim firmama, sa nasim ljudima. Kada se nadje posao, radne dozvole obezbedjuju firme, kao i sve neophodne papire i onda za dalji ostanak nije problem...