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Please note the revised Service Fee for individual of Italy Visa Application Centre Shanghai will be 220 RMB per applicant and the service fee for ADS will be 100 RMB per applicant. This revised fee is effective starting from 16 January,2012
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Please note that applicants who have not attended the interview (No Show) can collect the refund of visa fee within 90 days from the date of interview .Failing to reach within 90 days, Italy Visa Application Centre Shanghai will not be responsible for the refund of the visa fees.
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Kindly note that Italy Visa Application Centre, Shanghai will be closed on Jan. 6, 2012. Italy Visa Application Centre, Shanghai will be relocated to 3rd Floor, Guangdong Development Bank Tower, No. 555 Xujiahui Rd., Shanghai.
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Document list of visa application for Marco Polo & Turandot Program 2012/2013
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PTC(Previous Traveler Concession) Conditions for Business & Tourism applications
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New regulation regarding Taiwanese Passport Holders
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Characteristics of the photo for visa applications |
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Important Notice:
The Consulate General of Italy in Shanghai reminds that the visa issuing procedure may require up to two weeks and that it is suggested to present applications at least one month or longer time (according to interview scheduling situation) before the departing date. The issuing of the visa can not be guaranteed for applications presented less promptly. |
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Important notice
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Applicants are requested to bring complete set of documentation while making the application as per the checklist provided by the consulate to ensure a smooth process. |
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Please inform IVAC 2 days prior to the interview date in written if you can not attend the interview. |
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Visa fee is not refundable once the application is submitted to the consulate. |
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Service fee is not refundable after the application is submitted to the Italy Visa Application Centre. |
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Starting from 5 April 2010, all valid long-stay visas (D) will allow for free circulation in the Schengen Area for 90 days in a six month period. A foreigner holding a long-stay D visa issued by a Schengen State will be allowed to travel to other Schengen States for 90 days in a half year, under the same conditions as a holder of a residence permit. This rule also applies to long-stay visas already issued before 5 April 2010, including still valid D+C visas.
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