阿姆直飞,要比德国转机贵300欧元
以下是我给德国领事馆的邮件
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am a student in Netherlands with a Chinese nationality.
I am planning to fly back to China from Amsterdam via Munich, on 5th of December.
But my residence permit in Netherlands will be only valid until 1st of December.
So I would like to ask you whether I need a visa to enter Germany in this case, and I will stay in the ariport during the transfer.
If I need a visa, where can I get the visa? What kind of ducuments do I need to offer? How much does it cost?
I called several times the number 020 574 7700, it seemed very busy, none of the calls got through.
So I am sending this email.
Thanks for your consideration.
Kind Regards
以下是德国领事馆的邮件回复
Dear Li,
You must apply for a transit-visa in the German consulate in Amsterdam. You must come personally during office hours and bring with you
1. your national passport
2. your residence-permit (MVV/visa) for the Netherlands
3. ticket back to your home-country
4. papers about your journey- and health-insurances
5. letter from foreign-office that you leave the Netherlands
6. 60,-- Euro fees
7. 4 passport-pictures (biometric-size - you can make them in the Consulate and you need for 8,-- Euro coins).
From all documents and papers you must bring 2 copys .
Please phone me to make an appointment.
Sincerely yours
P. Zwartyes
Visastelle des Generalkonsulats der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Honthorststraat 36-38, 1071 DG Amsterdam
Postbus 75500, 1070 AM Amsterdam
Tel.: (0031 20) 574 77 06
Fax: (0031 20) 676 69 51
www.duitse-ambassade.de
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