At present, short-term visas in most European countries have not been opened. During the epidemic, how can the visa-returning project leave the country smoothly?

Schengen Visa originated from the Schengen Agreement signed by Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg in the border town of Schengen in 1985. Simply put, it is the visa processing issued by Schengen member countries to all those who want to transfer or stay in China. For most people, applying for a Schengen visa means going to this Schengen country for a holiday.

By countersignature, you mean that the destination country has obtained the applicant's application abroad, and then the applicant has obtained the relevant official documents and applied to the embassy of the applicant country in China. If this procedure is adopted and the destination of China is confirmed, the embassy of the applicant country in China can generally issue an entry visa. Generally, the visa can be obtained within a short time (10 to 20 days) after the embassy of the applicant country submits the relevant supporting documents. This is what we usually call "counter-signing".

Anti-visa generally refers to the confirmation that the applicant agrees to send a visa to the applicant issued by the entry-exit investment management authority or the entry-exit visa management authority of China (region). With this kind of anti-visa, it is generally necessary to go to the consulate of the host country to apply for a visa to go abroad. Some countries also stipulate that applicants who hold such anti-visa certificates must hold their own reasonable passports and visas at the same time, and then apply for visa declaration when they arrive at the port of the host country.

What projects can go abroad through a return visa and be successfully handled? At this stage, you can apply for a long-term visa from Portugal, Poland or Austria before entering the customs, which is not affected by epidemic factors and is more cost-effective and shorter than the basic permanent residence project. After obtaining permanent residency, you can enjoy local benefits and enjoy visa exemption for 26 EU countries for 190 days. In the middle and late stages, you can also climb to other countries through permanent residence in Schengen.

Besides the above methods, you can also go abroad. If you have a residence card in China, you can go abroad smoothly, such as a permanent residence card in Greece. This card means that you are also a Greek resident, and there is no problem with the success of overseas transportation. In case of emergency, such as visiting relatives and friends overseas, attending children's graduation party and investing overseas, it is very necessary to have a residence card during the epidemic.