Liaison Office of Greece in Pristina
| Address | Ismail Qemali 68, Arberia II (Dragodan II) 10.000 Prishtinë (Pristina) Kosovo |
|---|---|
| Phone | local: (038) 243.013 international: +381.38.243.013 |
| Fax | local: (038) 245.533 international: +381.38.245.533 |
| grpristina@mfa.gr |
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Jam i interesuar me i kalua disa dite ne Greqi, por nuk po mund ta gjej askund si duhet te behet termini apo duhet shkuar ne zyre per termin
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For Kosovo citizens all info for visa you can find on http://www.mfa.gr/missionsabroad/en/pristina.html
Dear Sir/Madam,
How can I set appointment to apply for tourist visa at your Embassy, I have found all the information in this website http://www.mfa.gr/missionsabroad/en/pristina-en/ like application form and the rest of requirement but there is no info about appointment.
Best Regards.
I WONT TO NO HAVE I CAN GET TOURIST VISA I WORK IN AFGHANISTAN BUD WHEN I COM IN MAY R&R i wont to visit Greece please let my know what i have to do online can i do online from Afghanistan thank you
V/R
Burhan Mehmeti
Tourism, organized visits to the monastery Hilandar group of employees in the Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS). I Need visas before 20/May/2014.
I own a passport of the Republic of Serbia issued by the Coordination Directorate therefore I address this request for approval of a visa and my trip to Greece.
Please contact me via the following phone number or e-mail addresses: 044 981 002, 049 274 793, e-mail: - zorankitic@yahoo.com
Pre grateful
Slavisa Perenic
Yes, a Greek visa is valid for all Schengen member countries, including Switzerland.
However, if the visa was issued by Greece then it is expected that either your first entry or primary destination will be Greece.
can i go in swiss with greek visa
Per Informata rreth aplikimit per viz ne ambasaden greke telefononi ne 044-677-535
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