Can I leave the country one day before the validity of the European visa?

The general process of going abroad for a visa is as follows: determine the visa category, prepare the required application materials, submit the visa application materials at the foreign consulate in China, and wait to collect the visa at the consulate.

It doesn't matter if you leave the mainland one day earlier, but the Schengen entry time must be within the validity period of the visa.

leaving the country; Crossing the boundary line of an area. Long-term exit generally requires an embassy visa, and short-term passports are also required.

Leaving the country is not permitted. European Visa.

The general process of going abroad for a visa is as follows: determine the visa category, prepare the required application materials, submit the visa application materials at the foreign consulate in China, and wait to collect the visa at the consulate.

The visa is actually quite simple, so many Schengen countries, generally start from France, because France is relatively the simplest, and the visa is fast. European Schengen visas are processed three months in advance, and the embassy will not accept them if they are too early. Because their visas are valid for less than 3 months, they applied for a visa too early, and they expired before they went.

Whether the visa can be passed, the visa officer also comprehensively reviews the factors.

This is for sure, more than one day is overdue, which is considered a bad record. After that, it is easy to apply for a Schengen visa, including 26 Schengen countries. Because the Schengen countries are all networked, they can be seen in the system.

And if it is overdue, the application for other countries must also be renewed, otherwise other countries will easily refuse to see that the Schengen visa has been overstayed. Therefore, it is certain that you must leave the country before the expiration date.

You can enter the country, but you must go to the embassy immediately to renew your visa.

Normally, no!! Unless you have a valid visa for another country, you have to consider whether the customs will let you out, and if you can, for Schengen countries, you will have to wait until the 11th to enter the country!!

The validity period of a visa refers to the period of time during which the holder is allowed to enter the country from the date of issuance of the visa to a certain period of time thereafter. Most countries issue entry visas valid for 3 months, while some countries issue entry visas valid for 1 month. Some countries have strict restrictions on the validity of visas, such as Germany, which only issues visas based on the date of application.

Transit visas are generally valid for a shorter period of time.

The duration of stay of a visa refers to the period of time that the holder is allowed to stay after entering the country. The difference between it and the validity period of the visa is that the validity period of the visa refers to the period of use of the visa, that is, the holder can enter or pass through the country within a specified time. If the entry and exit visa of a certain country is valid for 3 months and the stay period is l5 days, then the visa can enter and exit the country on any day within 3 months from the date of issuance, but from the date of entry to the date of exit, the holder can only stay in the country for 15 days.

Therefore, as long as the visa is valid, it is possible to enter and exit the country.

If the visa is about to expire, you can leave the country and enter the country within the validity period.

However, to a large extent, it depends on the attitude of the customs officer. Visa holders need to do their best to convince them to get through the border.

Once you enter the country, you can stay for half a year. As long as you return home within the deadline specified in the I-94.

Definition of Customs.

State administrative organs exercising import and export supervision and administration functions and powers in accordance with the laws and administrative regulations of their own country (or region). The English word customs first referred to a local tax paid by merchants and traffickers on the way, with the nature of road money or port, market passage fee, and user fee.

After the abolition of this local tax, the word customs refers specifically to the import and export tax levied, the customs is the first agency that collects import and export taxes, that is, the customs, is the state organ that supervises, inspects and collects customs duties on all commodities and articles entering and leaving the country.

Common reasons for refusal are as follows.

1.The impact of factors on the visa clearly stipulates the requirements for application materials. If the application materials are incomplete, the impact will be: request for additional documents or visa refusal.

2.The material is not real. During the examination, the embassy shall confirm the authenticity of the materials provided. If the documents are considered to be untrue, the visa will be refused 100%.

3.If the purpose of going abroad is not clear, you may engage in activities that are inconsistent with the content of the visa you are applying for, such as visiting relatives on a short-term business visa, staying abroad after going abroad, etc.

The consular officer may make such a judgment based on the following reasons: the applicant's position and income in the country are too low and will be attracted to job opportunities abroad; The applicant is too young, has no worries, and is more likely to stay abroad; The applicant's family is not in a good financial situation, and the living conditions abroad will have a strong attraction for him, etc.

You can leave the country within the validity period of your passport, but if your passport is valid for less than six months, it will affect your entry when you travel to other countries.

1. According to Article 10 of the Administrative Measures of the People's Republic of China for the Issuance of Ordinary Passports and Exit-Entry Permits, it is understood that if the validity period of the passport is less than 6 months, or the validity period is more than 6 months but there are materials to prove that the validity period does not meet the requirements of the country to which he is going, the holder of the passport may apply to the exit-entry administration of the local people's ** public security organ at or above the county level where his household registration is located for the renewal of his ordinary passport.

2. The vast majority of countries require a passport valid for more than 6 months at the time of entry, and even if you have obtained a visa for the country you are visiting but your passport is valid for less than 6 months, you will be denied entry.

3. Therefore, it is recommended that if you are ready to leave the country, please check the entry requirements of the country you are visiting as soon as possible, and apply for a new passport at the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the local public security bureau.

The visa is valid for the time of entry. The validity period of a visa is calculated from the date of issuance of the visa, and the validity period of the visa refers to the period of time from the date of issuance of the visa to a subsequent period of time when the holder is allowed to enter the country.

The visa process is as follows:

1. Submit a valid passport;

2. Fill in and submit the visa application**. The visa is different, ** is also different, most of them must be filled in a foreign language and provided at the same time**;

3. Submit various documents related to the reason for application, such as proof of birth, marital status, education, work experience, etc.;

4. Go to the competent department of the country for necessary review, and notify the embassy or consulate in the country of the approval opinion. If agreed, a visa will be issued. In case of rejection, the applicant will also be notified. (For visa refusal, the embassy or consulate will not refund the visa fee);

5. Pay the visa fee. Generally speaking, the fee must be paid when the visa application is submitted, and some countries only charge the fee when the visa application is successful. In general, the cost of an immigrant visa is slightly higher, the cost of a non-immigrant visa is slightly lower, and some countries and regions have visas that are free.

Legal basisArticle 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry.

Chinese citizens exiting or entering China shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit to travel to Sinbi Oak Country. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

To travel to Europe, you need to have a Schengen visa, which is divided into two categories: entry and transit: entry visas are one-entry and multiple-entry. Visa holders can stay for 90 consecutive days at a time or multiple times every six months for a total of no more than 3 months; Transit visa refers to the visa for transit to countries other than the agreement country, generally there are two types: one time and two times, and multiple transit visas can be issued under special circumstances.

It is known that the transit time is generally 3 days, and the maximum is 5 days.

The duration of stay on the Schengen visa means that the number of days in the duration of stay column is only the total number of days allowed to stay during the validity period, not the number of days that can be stayed after each entry, regardless of whether the visa is valid for one or multiple times.

At present, you can go to more than 40 countries with a Schengen visa + Chinese passport. Includes:

Among them, there are 22 EU members: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark (except Greenland and the Faroe Islands), Estonia, Finland, France (except French Overseas Administrative Regions), Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands (except Aruba, Curacao, Sint Maarten and the Caribbean), Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain (except Ceuta and Melilla), Sweden;

4 non-EU countries: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway (except Svalbard), Switzerland.

The four micro-states of Monaco, San Marino, the Vatican, Andorra and the Schengen Area also have no border controls.

In addition, some countries with multiple Schengen C (tourist) visas can also enter without a visa and countries with Chinese passports are visa-free, such as Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Gibraltar, etc.