Can I apply for Shengen Visa from Netherlands Embassy to travel to France for a Seminar? [duplicate]
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I need to get a visa to travel to France for a seminar, however, the appointment date to submit visa application is after the date the seminar begins. Can I apply for a Schengen visa at the Netherlands Embassy, because I can get an earlier visa appointment date? And use that visa to travel to France for the business seminar?
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I need to get a visa to travel to France for a seminar, however, the appointment date to submit visa application is after the date the seminar begins. Can I apply for a Schengen visa at the Netherlands Embassy, because I can get an earlier visa appointment date? And use that visa to travel to France for the business seminar?
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You can find the answer in the question above, but in short, no. If the majority of your trip is not spent in the Netherlands, you should not apply to the Netherlands for a Schengen visa.
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I need to get a visa to travel to France for a seminar, however, the appointment date to submit visa application is after the date the seminar begins. Can I apply for a Schengen visa at the Netherlands Embassy, because I can get an earlier visa appointment date? And use that visa to travel to France for the business seminar?
visas schengen
asked May 31 at 10:18
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This question already has an answer here:
Should my first trip be to the country which issued my Schengen Visa?
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I need to get a visa to travel to France for a seminar, however, the appointment date to submit visa application is after the date the seminar begins. Can I apply for a Schengen visa at the Netherlands Embassy, because I can get an earlier visa appointment date? And use that visa to travel to France for the business seminar?
This question already has an answer here:
Should my first trip be to the country which issued my Schengen Visa?
7 answers
visas schengen
asked May 31 at 10:18
Ken
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asked May 31 at 10:18
Ken
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asked May 31 at 10:18
Ken
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asked May 31 at 10:18
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marked as duplicate by Newton, user16259, bytebuster, Giorgio, Mark Mayo♦ Jun 1 at 0:34
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You can find the answer in the question above, but in short, no. If the majority of your trip is not spent in the Netherlands, you should not apply to the Netherlands for a Schengen visa.
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May 31 at 10:23
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You can find the answer in the question above, but in short, no. If the majority of your trip is not spent in the Netherlands, you should not apply to the Netherlands for a Schengen visa.
– MJeffryes
May 31 at 10:23
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You can find the answer in the question above, but in short, no. If the majority of your trip is not spent in the Netherlands, you should not apply to the Netherlands for a Schengen visa.
– MJeffryes
May 31 at 10:23
You can find the answer in the question above, but in short, no. If the majority of your trip is not spent in the Netherlands, you should not apply to the Netherlands for a Schengen visa.
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That will not go well.
The Dutch consulate must refuse to even process your application once you tell them that your main purpose for going is the seminar in France.
And if you try to tell them that your main purpose is something in the Netherlands, then you have now lied in a visa application (and will need to lie again at the border when you are asked what your plans are), which has pretty bad consequences.
answered May 31 at 17:11
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That will not go well.
The Dutch consulate must refuse to even process your application once you tell them that your main purpose for going is the seminar in France.
And if you try to tell them that your main purpose is something in the Netherlands, then you have now lied in a visa application (and will need to lie again at the border when you are asked what your plans are), which has pretty bad consequences.
answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
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That will not go well.
The Dutch consulate must refuse to even process your application once you tell them that your main purpose for going is the seminar in France.
And if you try to tell them that your main purpose is something in the Netherlands, then you have now lied in a visa application (and will need to lie again at the border when you are asked what your plans are), which has pretty bad consequences.
answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
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That will not go well.
The Dutch consulate must refuse to even process your application once you tell them that your main purpose for going is the seminar in France.
And if you try to tell them that your main purpose is something in the Netherlands, then you have now lied in a visa application (and will need to lie again at the border when you are asked what your plans are), which has pretty bad consequences.
answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
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That will not go well.
The Dutch consulate must refuse to even process your application once you tell them that your main purpose for going is the seminar in France.
And if you try to tell them that your main purpose is something in the Netherlands, then you have now lied in a visa application (and will need to lie again at the border when you are asked what your plans are), which has pretty bad consequences.
answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
36.1k685141
answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
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answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
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answered May 31 at 17:11
Henning Makholm
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You can find the answer in the question above, but in short, no. If the majority of your trip is not spent in the Netherlands, you should not apply to the Netherlands for a Schengen visa.
– MJeffryes
May 31 at 10:23