Can I go to Europe after I get my passport?

Now that people's living standards have generally improved, everyone can travel abroad easily. However, some people are worried about whether they can go to Europe when applying for a passport for the first time. After all, the visa difficulty coefficient of European and American countries is still very high. The following is a detailed explanation and analysis.

The new passport, commonly known as the white paper, wants to travel to a safe and beautiful place. I recommend European countries. Many people have doubts about issuing visas to European and American countries. In fact, whether they can get a visa is not necessarily related to whether they work for nothing. What determines is whether the personal materials submitted fully meet the requirements of the visa country.

As long as the required materials are fully prepared, you can prove that you have a stable job, a stable income and sufficient funds. For example, it is better to have fixed assets such as a house and a car in your name. I have no record of breaking the law, and I have no tendency to emigrate. As long as the materials meet the requirements, Bai Ben can get a European and American visa.

In my overseas tourist visa experience over the years, including my friend's visa experience, no one has been refused a visa by developed regions such as Europe and America because of the white paper.

My first overseas tourist visa is blank paper. I went directly to sign the British visa and the French Schengen visa, both of which were successful. On one occasion, the visa was refused because there were problems with the materials for applying for a German visa. If the materials are not supplemented in time after dispatch, the visa will be refused once. Then I sorted out the materials and handed them over to Schengen, Germany, and I successfully signed them. Legend has it that I have never seen a real example of developed countries such as Europe and America refusing to sign the white paper.

There are many European countries with rich tourism resources, beautiful natural scenery and rich human landscape. In particular, a Schengen visa can visit multiple European countries at one time, which is very cost-effective.

It is recommended to apply for a Schengen visa in France for the first time. France itself is a popular country in Europe. Compared with other popular countries in Europe, Germany and Switzerland, it is easier to get a visa.

For the first time, I can go to France, Germany, Switzerland and other Schengen countries, with beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural landscape.

Italy is rich in cultural landscape, but there are too many thieves, so the public security is poor. There are many thieves in France now, so we should take precautions.

You can also apply for the first visa to the UK. Britain is not a Schengen visa country, but its unique geographical location and culture make it unique. Britain is extremely rich in tourism resources.

Britain has beautiful natural scenery, rich cultural landscape and relative safety. In addition, British visas can go to Ireland without a visa.

The new passport is usually called a "white paper" passport. For those who have never been abroad, it is best not to contact those developed countries in Europe and America first. There is little chance of getting a visa.

We went to countries where China passport was visa-free or landing visa signed it electronically, such as Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Mauritius, Morocco, Tunisia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belarus and so on.

These countries can not only apply for visa-free China passports, but also apply for landing visa at the ports of entry, and can also easily apply for electronic visas online. There is almost no threshold for visas and rich tourism resources. Natural scenery and cultural attractions are worth visiting, and new passport holders are worth visiting. Although China people can't be exempted from visas in Russian, group tours are exempted from visas, and more than three people count as a group.

In addition, taking a cruise from China's home port to Japan is also visa-free, and there is no problem with the new passport.