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Canary Islands: SA passport holders will need a Schen
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If you are visiting only one Schengen country, you must apply for a Schengen visa at that country's embassy or consulate.
If you intend visiting several Schengen countries, you must apply for your Schengen visa at the embassy or consulate of the country where you will be spending the most time. For example, if you are visiting Germany for three days, France and the Netherlands for two days each, you would apply for your Schengen visa at the embassy or consulate of Germany.
If you are visiting several Schengen countries, but will not have a main destination, you must apply for your Schengen visa at the embassy or consulate of the first country you enter.
A Schengen visa is comparable to a multiple visa for all the above countries, and you need only one Schengen visa. There are several kinds of Schengen visas - a transit visa, a short-stay visa, a long-stay visa, an airport-transit visa and a group visa (only under some circumstances). The general cost of a Schengen visa (of any category) is l60 (R575).
When applying for any visa, you must phone the embassy or consulate concerned.
A Schengen visa will be issued to South Africans on a temporary passport provided the passenger is travelling within two months of the issue of that temporary passport and if that traveller has a South African identity document. Some Schengen countries do not allow entry on a temporary passport. Check before you travel.
Austria: Austrian Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-452-9155. Cost: E60.
Belgium: Belgian Consulate-General, Rosebank, Joburg, phone 011-912-9600. Cost: E60.
Britain: South African passport holders do not need a visa to enter Britain for visits of up to six months. However, visa clearance cannot be issued on a temporary passport. Working holiday makers must have a visa when entering Britain. Working-visa applications should be made at the DHL Visa Centre (the British High Commission's outsource partner). Call 0861-858-4727 or go to www.britishvisas.co.za. Cost: R195 to DHL plus cost of relevant visa.
Canary Islands: SA passport holders will need a Scheng
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If you are visiting several Schengen countries, but will not have a main destination, you must apply for your Schengen visa at the embassy or consulate of the first country you enter.
A Schengen visa is comparable to a multiple visa for all the above countries, and you need only one Schengen visa. There are several kinds of Schengen visas - a transit visa, a short-stay visa, a long-stay visa, an airport-transit visa and a group visa (only under some circumstances). The general cost of a Schengen visa (of any category) is l60 (R575).
When applying for any visa, you must phone the embassy or consulate concerned.
A Schengen visa will be issued to South Africans on a temporary passport provided the passenger is travelling within two months of the issue of that temporary passport and if that traveller has a South African identity document. Some Schengen countries do not allow entry on a temporary passport. Check before you travel.
Austria: Austrian Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-452-9155. Cost: E60.
Belgium: Belgian Consulate-General, Rosebank, Joburg, phone 011-912-9600. Cost: E60.
Britain: South African passport holders do not need a visa to enter Britain for visits of up to six months. However, visa clearance cannot be issued on a temporary passport. Working holiday makers must have a visa when entering Britain. Working-visa applications should be made at the DHL Visa Centre (the British High Commission's outsource partner). Call 0861-858-4727 or go to www.britishvisas.co.za. Cost: R195 to DHL plus cost of relevant visa.
Canary Islands: SA passport holders will need a Schen
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When applying for any visa, you must phone the embassy or consulate concerned.
A Schengen visa will be issued to South Africans on a temporary passport provided the passenger is travelling within two months of the issue of that temporary passport and if that traveller has a South African identity document. Some Schengen countries do not allow entry on a temporary passport. Check before you travel.
Austria: Austrian Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-452-9155. Cost: E60.
Belgium: Belgian Consulate-General, Rosebank, Joburg, phone 011-912-9600. Cost: E60.
Britain: South African passport holders do not need a visa to enter Britain for visits of up to six months. However, visa clearance cannot be issued on a temporary passport. Working holiday makers must have a visa when entering Britain. Working-visa applications should be made at the DHL Visa Centre (the British High Commission's outsource partner). Call 0861-858-4727 or go to www.britishvisas.co.za. Cost: R195 to DHL plus cost of relevant visa.
Canary Islands: SA passport holders will need a Schen
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Austria: Austrian Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-452-9155. Cost: E60.
Belgium: Belgian Consulate-General, Rosebank, Joburg, phone 011-912-9600. Cost: E60.
Britain: South African passport holders do not need a visa to enter Britain for visits of up to six months. However, visa clearance cannot be issued on a temporary passport. Working holiday makers must have a visa when entering Britain. Working-visa applications should be made at the DHL Visa Centre (the British High Commission's outsource partner). Call 0861-858-4727 or go to www.britishvisas.co.za. Cost: R195 to DHL plus cost of relevant visa.
Canary Islands: SA passport holders will need a Schen
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Canary Islands: SA passport holders will need a Schengen visa for entry. The Spanish Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-460-0123. Cost: E60.
Cyprus: Cyprus High Commission, Pretoria, 012-342-5258. Cost: R110.
Denmark: Royal Danish Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-430-9340 or Royal Danish Consulate-General, Sandton, phone 011-804-3374. Cost: E60.
Finland: The Embassy of Finland, Pretoria, phone 012-343-0275. Cost: E60.
France: French Consulate-General, Rosebank, phone 011-778-5600. Cost: E60.
Germany: German Embassy - visa section, Pretoria, 012-427-8999. Cost: E60.
Greece: Greek Consulate-General, Illovo, 011-214-2300. Cost: E60.
Iceland: The Royal Danish Embassy represents Iceland in the issuing of visas, Royal Danish Embassy, Pretoria, phone 012-430-9340 or the Royal Danish Consulate-General, Sandton, phone 011-804-3374. Cost: E60.
Ireland: SA passport holders do not need a visa to enter Ireland for a stay of up to three months. Contact the Embassy of Ireland, Pretoria, 012-342-5062 for further information.
Italy: The Italian Embassy in Pretoria issues visas only to Pretoria residents. Phone 012-423-0000. Applications from South Africans living in the postal code areas 1000 to 2899 and 9300 to 9999 can be made to the Consulate-General of Italy, Houghton, phone 011-728-1392. Cost: E60.
Luxembourg: The Belgian Consulate-General, phone 011-912-9600. Cost: E60. South Africans with temporary passports are not allowed entry into Luxembourg.
Malta: SA passport holders need a visa to enter Malta, but if you already have a Schengen visa, you can enter Malta on that. The Honourary Consulate for Malta, Cape Town, phone 021-430-5319. Contact the Malta government website www.gov.mt
Monaco: Contact the Honorary Consulate of Monaco on 021-702-0991/2.
Netherlands: The Netherlands Embassy, Pretoria, phone, 012-425-4500. Cost: E60. South Africans travelling on a temporary passport will not
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