Questions about the 10 year visa for France Reward 50

What's going on upstairs? Is sending an invitation still called a travel visa? It is a visa for visiting relatives and friends, and the cost does not have to be borne by him, he can come out by himself.

Short-term visas to visit relatives and friends.

July 25, 2006 Last updated: May 15, 2007.

Not more than 3 months.

The materials should include two sets of documents:

One set is the original and the other set is an A4 copy. If, for some important reason, you do not have the original copy of a document, please include 1 copy in each set.

Visa fee: 60 euros or about 600 yuan (fees are settled in cash in RMB, euros are not accepted).

Bills of materials (arranged in the following order and divided into two sets).

A fully completed and signed short-term visa application form.

2 recent color digital photographs with white background (** with color background will not be accepted).

Original + photocopy: Passport issued within 10 years, with at least three months left from the expected date of departure from France.

Expiration date + photocopies of the first 5 pages and all pages with visas or entry and exit stamps.

Translation + photocopying of the original: Hukou booklet issued by China**.

Translation + copy of the original: proof of the applicant's employment and income

a) Employees: certificate of employment and leave issued by the employer, bank card for receiving salary;

b) Retirees: retirement certificate, bank card for receiving pension;

c) Merchant: business license, bank card with statement.

Original + Copy:

Notarial certificate of kinship with French translation (notarial certificate of China, legalized by the Foreign Affairs Office).

Notarized certificate of marriage (if the applicant is a couple).

Original + photocopy: a handwritten invitation letter indicating the name of the invitee, the duration of their stay in France and the purpose of their visit to France.

Original + Copy: Proof of reception issued by the French city** or police station, or in the case of property ownership, title deeds or rental contract.

A copy of the inviting person's ID card or passport or residence permit.

Proof of the inviter's employment and income (last 3 months' payslips, tax bills, etc.).

An envelope with the home address clearly written on it.

Prepare the above materials to apply at the French Embassy in Shanghai, as for whether the visa will be rejected is difficult to say, the materials are ready, take it easy during the interview, don't be nervous, it's okay, I wish you success.

You have to wait for your visa to expire and apply again, whether you can apply for 10 years or not is not up to you and me. Everybody wants to get it. The key is what kind of visa is your dad's visa? Whether the materials you submit can be satisfied, fully explain the problem.

The time frame is the same as the general application, so there is no need to worry too much.

Students who go to France to study can apply for a French Schengen visa, so what are the important things to know about applying for a Schengen visa for different years? What do I need to pay attention to when applying for a visa? Follow me and take a look! Welcome to the reading.

Analysis of Schengen visa application methods for different years in France

Documents required for France Schengen visa:

Basic materials: passport, **, ID card, household register, application form;

Supplementary materials: certificate of employment, business license, asset certificate.

The key point is the method of applying for a one-year, three-year, and five-year multiple visa. In addition to the above materials, the following conditions are also required for multiple visas:

Apply for a multiple-year Schengen visa:

To apply for a one-year multiple-entry French Schengen visa, you need to have a second or more short-term visa for France or other Schengen countries.

Apply for a three-year multiple Schengen visa:

To apply for a three-year multiple-entry French Schengen visa, you must have a three-year or other Schengen short-term visa or a one-year multiple-entry visa in France or other Schengen countries.

Apply for a five-year multiple Schengen visa:

To apply for a five-year multiple-entry French Schengen visa, you must have a five-year or more short-term visa or a three-year multiple-entry visa in France or other Schengen countries.

Other introductions

Interview: Not required (fingerprints are required for the first application).

Not everyone.

On June 30, 2015, French Prime Minister Valls announced at a joint press conference with Prime Minister Valls that France has decided to provide more Chinese citizens with multiple-entry visas with a validity period of 5 years. The "gold content" of the Chinese passport has been upgraded again.

In a meeting with reporters, he announced that China and France have reached an important agreement to provide more Chinese citizens with five-year multiple-entry visas, and will set up a number of visa offices outside the French consulate in China to facilitate Chinese citizens to obtain visas nearby. This will make it easier for Chinese citizens to work, travel and travel in France, and China will also provide corresponding convenience for French citizens to go to China.

During his meeting with EU leaders in Brussels, the Prime Minister reached a consensus with the EU side to set up visa application centers in 15 non-consulted cities in China to facilitate more Chinese citizens to apply for visas to Europe and facilitate people-to-people exchanges. Personnel exchanges between China and France, especially the exchange and training of international students and interns, can be at the forefront of European countries.

The 5-year multiple-entry visa is based on the multiple-entry application for a year last year, and applying for a Schengen visa at the French visa application center again this year is a renewal, so the answer is that if you want to obtain a 5-year multiple-entry visa, you need to meet the following conditions:

1. If you have obtained a one-year multiple-entry visa issued by the French Visa Application Center, and the expiration time is less than one year, for example, if your one-year multiple-entry Schengen visa expires on July 1, 2014, then you apply for a Schengen visa at the French Visa Application Center before June 30, 2015.

2. You update the location of the French visa center in Shanghai, the uncertainty of Beijing, Wuhan and Guangzhou seem to be impossible. But if you happen to be in Shanghai, can you apply for a visa in Shanghai if you are not registered in Shanghai? Now it seems like it works.

It should be noted that applicants from places such as Guangzhou and Wuhan, when you apply for a legal visa for the first time, when filling in the options, there is no option to go back and forth multiple times a year.

3. The rest is that the application materials you need to prepare are clear and clear, by the way, the advantage of renewing your visa is that in addition to being able to go back and forth for 5 years, you don't need to provide air tickets and accommodation certificates.

1.France is one of the least difficult Schengen countries, issuing tourist visas that range from three months to five years, with a maximum validity of five years.

2.The number of people who can get a tourist visa issued by France for up to five years is basically very small, and the applicant's entry and exit records, fixed assets, stable jobs, etc. are all reference conditions, and most people can only get a three-month multiple-entry visa.

3.At present, there is no 10-year visa valid in France.

Original passport (valid for more than half a year, and there are still blank pages for the visa to be used), photocopy of the original ID card, photocopy, translation.

Original, photocopy, and translation of household registration booklet.

A copy and translation of the business license.

The original and photocopy of the bank passbook or bank card entry and exit statements for the last three months, the translation of the salary slip for the last three months, the photocopy, and the translation.

Round-trip air ticket reservations, hotel reservations, and travel plans.

Insurance covers the entire trip.

Visiting a platform of the French Immigration and Integration Agency (OFII) at Bagnole, the Minister of Immigration, Besson, explained that the long-term visa, which is equivalent to a residence permit, is a new initiative and a revolution in the rules of entry and residence in our territory, benefiting nearly 100,000 people a year, equivalent to 75% of the arrivals for more than three months**.

The decree establishing a long-term visa, equivalent to a residence permit, was promulgated on 27 April 2010. After that, it took four months to set up the training and government process. This reform allows foreigners to stay in France with only a long-term visa issued by a French consulate, without having to apply for a residence permit at a provincial capital.

Foreigners who have been granted a long-term visa can be granted a visa after undergoing a medical examination and signing a Reception and Integration Agreement (CAI) in order to report to one of the 50 platforms of the French Immigration and Integration Agency.

Two months before the expiration of the visa, these foreigners can renew their visas as long as they report to the provincial capital.

Besson stressed that this simplified measure will benefit all foreign spouses of French nationals, foreign salaried persons, including foreign salaried persons on temporary transfers, foreign temporary workers, foreign students and foreigners residing in France who have the name "visitor" on their residence permit.

This reform will significantly shorten the current time taken to issue the first residence permit.

Besson declared that this does not mean that we are open to immigrants, but only that we are respecting the legitimate rights and interests of applicants.

The Minister also said that the reform would result in significant savings in administrative costs, particularly in terms of easing the tasks of the provincial capitals. The resulting savings will be used to process the long-standing backlog of naturalization applications (about 100,000 as of January 1, 2010).

France receives about 180,000 non-EU foreigners who stay for a long time (more than 3 months) every year, making it one of the top three countries in the European Union. Between January 1 and July 31, 2010, France issued sheds and 10,000 long-term residence permits, an increase compared to the same period in 2010.