Swiss visa query
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I have been issued a Swiss visa with one entry. I had requested for multiple entries. I will be entering Zurich on the first day of the visa. I also will be visiting the UK, Italy and France by train. Can I enter Switzerland again after visiting the UK, France and Italy?
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I have been issued a Swiss visa with one entry. I had requested for multiple entries. I will be entering Zurich on the first day of the visa. I also will be visiting the UK, Italy and France by train. Can I enter Switzerland again after visiting the UK, France and Italy?
visas schengen switzerland
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I have been issued a Swiss visa with one entry. I had requested for multiple entries. I will be entering Zurich on the first day of the visa. I also will be visiting the UK, Italy and France by train. Can I enter Switzerland again after visiting the UK, France and Italy?
visas schengen switzerland
edited Feb 16 at 20:10
Henning Makholm
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asked Feb 16 at 17:33
Prashant Chodankar
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I have been issued a Swiss visa with one entry. I had requested for multiple entries. I will be entering Zurich on the first day of the visa. I also will be visiting the UK, Italy and France by train. Can I enter Switzerland again after visiting the UK, France and Italy?
visas schengen switzerland
visas schengen switzerland
edited Feb 16 at 20:10
Henning Makholm
36.4k685141
asked Feb 16 at 17:33
Prashant Chodankar
1
edited Feb 16 at 20:10
Henning Makholm
36.4k685141
asked Feb 16 at 17:33
Prashant Chodankar
1
edited Feb 16 at 20:10
Henning Makholm
36.4k685141
edited Feb 16 at 20:10
Henning Makholm
36.4k685141
edited Feb 16 at 20:10
Henning Makholm
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36.4k685141
asked Feb 16 at 17:33
Prashant Chodankar
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asked Feb 16 at 17:33
Prashant Chodankar
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asked Feb 16 at 17:33
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No. You can visit France and Italy, which are also within the Schengen zone. There is generally no border control between those countries, and if there is a spot check, you will pass through with no problem.
The UK is not in Schengen, and when you leave the continent to go there, your single-entry visa will be canceled and you will be unable to get back in.
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
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No. Since it is only a single entry visa, you cannot re-enter the Schengen region once you leave it. Going to the UK would mean leaving Schengen.
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No. You can visit France and Italy, which are also within the Schengen zone. There is generally no border control between those countries, and if there is a spot check, you will pass through with no problem.
The UK is not in Schengen, and when you leave the continent to go there, your single-entry visa will be canceled and you will be unable to get back in.
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
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I thought the land bridge between Continental Europe and the island of Great Britain had disappeared long ago, but I would be glad to be corrected.
– Andrew Lazarus
Feb 16 at 18:24
1
@HankyPanky "the continent" is commonly used to differentiate the European mainland from the islands of Great Britain and Ireland.
– phoog
Feb 17 at 1:17
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No. You can visit France and Italy, which are also within the Schengen zone. There is generally no border control between those countries, and if there is a spot check, you will pass through with no problem.
The UK is not in Schengen, and when you leave the continent to go there, your single-entry visa will be canceled and you will be unable to get back in.
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
11.8k22251
1
I thought the land bridge between Continental Europe and the island of Great Britain had disappeared long ago, but I would be glad to be corrected.
– Andrew Lazarus
Feb 16 at 18:24
1
@HankyPanky "the continent" is commonly used to differentiate the European mainland from the islands of Great Britain and Ireland.
– phoog
Feb 17 at 1:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
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up vote
4
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No. You can visit France and Italy, which are also within the Schengen zone. There is generally no border control between those countries, and if there is a spot check, you will pass through with no problem.
The UK is not in Schengen, and when you leave the continent to go there, your single-entry visa will be canceled and you will be unable to get back in.
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
11.8k22251
No. You can visit France and Italy, which are also within the Schengen zone. There is generally no border control between those countries, and if there is a spot check, you will pass through with no problem.
The UK is not in Schengen, and when you leave the continent to go there, your single-entry visa will be canceled and you will be unable to get back in.
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
11.8k22251
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
11.8k22251
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
11.8k22251
answered Feb 16 at 17:50
Andrew Lazarus
11.8k22251
11.8k22251
1
I thought the land bridge between Continental Europe and the island of Great Britain had disappeared long ago, but I would be glad to be corrected.
– Andrew Lazarus
Feb 16 at 18:24
1
@HankyPanky "the continent" is commonly used to differentiate the European mainland from the islands of Great Britain and Ireland.
– phoog
Feb 17 at 1:17
add a comment |Â
1
I thought the land bridge between Continental Europe and the island of Great Britain had disappeared long ago, but I would be glad to be corrected.
– Andrew Lazarus
Feb 16 at 18:24
1
@HankyPanky "the continent" is commonly used to differentiate the European mainland from the islands of Great Britain and Ireland.
– phoog
Feb 17 at 1:17
1
1
I thought the land bridge between Continental Europe and the island of Great Britain had disappeared long ago, but I would be glad to be corrected.
– Andrew Lazarus
Feb 16 at 18:24
I thought the land bridge between Continental Europe and the island of Great Britain had disappeared long ago, but I would be glad to be corrected.
– Andrew Lazarus
Feb 16 at 18:24
1
1
@HankyPanky "the continent" is commonly used to differentiate the European mainland from the islands of Great Britain and Ireland.
– phoog
Feb 17 at 1:17
@HankyPanky "the continent" is commonly used to differentiate the European mainland from the islands of Great Britain and Ireland.
– phoog
Feb 17 at 1:17
add a comment |Â
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No. Since it is only a single entry visa, you cannot re-enter the Schengen region once you leave it. Going to the UK would mean leaving Schengen.
edited Feb 16 at 20:00
dda
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answered Feb 16 at 17:49
Deans
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No. Since it is only a single entry visa, you cannot re-enter the Schengen region once you leave it. Going to the UK would mean leaving Schengen.
edited Feb 16 at 20:00
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No. Since it is only a single entry visa, you cannot re-enter the Schengen region once you leave it. Going to the UK would mean leaving Schengen.
edited Feb 16 at 20:00
dda
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answered Feb 16 at 17:49
Deans
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No. Since it is only a single entry visa, you cannot re-enter the Schengen region once you leave it. Going to the UK would mean leaving Schengen.
edited Feb 16 at 20:00
dda
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answered Feb 16 at 17:49
Deans
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edited Feb 16 at 20:00
dda
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edited Feb 16 at 20:00
dda
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dda
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Deans
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