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From what I've seen on these boards and personal experience, it depends on which Embassy you are applying to (German Embassy in London or Dublin) and what country you are from. My husband's experience of having applied 4 times at the German Embassy in Dublin is that they are absolutely pedantic, and will only give out visas for the EXACT duration of any flight bookings submitted, to the day! The last time he applied he had about 8 previous Schengen visas and it didn't make any difference, they still only issued it for the exact number of days. He had always applied for "multiple entries" but was only granted this once when he submitted evidence of 2 flights. Best of luck though!ashubhatt wrote:Hi All
I'm planning to apply for the schengen visa for germany upto 90 days(short term). I will be going to munich in the month of feb.
I have other travelling plans for rest of the year also (schengen countries during bank holidays) ...how can I make sure that i get visa upto 90 days and not only for my stay in munich which wud be only 3 days. I have not booked tickets yet !
I got schengen visa in dec 2009 for prague for only 8 days. Would that help?
suggestions??
Chapter IV
Issuing of the visa
Article 24
Issuing of a uniform visa
2. Without prejudice to Article 12(a), multiple-entry visas shall be issued with a period of
validity between six months and five years, where the following conditions are met:
(a) the applicant proves the need or justifies the intention to travel frequently and/or
regularly, in particular due to his occupational or family status, such as business
persons, civil servants engaged in regular official contacts with Member States and
EU institutions, representatives of civil society organisations travelling for the
purpose of educational training, seminars and conferences, family members of
citizens of the Union, family members of third-country nationals legally residing in
Member States and seafarers, and
(b) the applicant proves his integrity and reliability, in particular the lawful use of
previous uniform visas or visas with limited territorial validity, his economic
situation in the country of origin and his genuine intention to leave the territory of the
Member States before the expiry of the visa applied for.
Thanks for the link Acme! A bit worrying though how vague that document is, e.g. this paragraph:acme4242 wrote:It might get easier in the future. We can only hope.
As of April 2010 the Community Code on Visas will come in force with
more detailed instructions, replacing all preceding regulations.
We can only hope, the EU Embassies read their own instructions.
What exactly would you have to do to get this. I can imagine trying to convince any particular embassy that due to your history of many schengens and continued adherence to the dates should allow you to get a multiple entry visa{8)Provided that certain conditions are fulfilled, multiple-entry visas should be issued in order to lessen the administrative burden of Member States' consulates and to facilitate smooth travel for frequent or regular travellers. Applicants known to the consulate for their integrity and reliability should as far as possible benefit from a simplified procedure.