About visa issues for studying in the EU and Schengen countries! ! !

I don’t know which stupid travel agency told you this.

First of all, Schengen visa is available to all Schengen countries, regardless of whether it is the European Union (such as Switzerland). Schengen visa single entry means that you can only enter and leave the country once in the Schengen area. For example, if you enter France and want to go to the UK after visiting for a few days, you also have a visa. Yes, people will not stop you, but the UK It is not the Schengen area. Once you arrive in the UK, you have left the Schengen area, so it is impossible for you to return to the Schengen area. However, airport transfers are still allowed, but you are not allowed to leave the airport.

Then there is the specific visa. Since it is a Schengen visa, it means that it can be applied no matter which embassy you submit it at. However, there is one thing I am not sure about, and that is the first point of entry. Even if your visa is for Italy but your first stop is Paris, France, I am not sure whether you can be allowed to enter the country, because most of them successfully enter, but there are also cases where entry is refused. So here is a little advice: enter the country where you signed the visa. As for the way back, that is your own problem. There are no border checkpoints in the Schengen area, except for Switzerland and Andorra. In Andorra, car trunks are checked only at the entrance to Spain. Switzerland will check your passport and driving license because you speak English. So you can go to whichever country you like, as long as it is within the Schengen area and within the visa period. Why do several countries have to have the same time? Just fool the kids. There will be people watching you when you enter the country.