Can a "shorter-than-usual" entry stamp be extended?
I entered Paraguay by land and they gave me 15 days instead of 90 days. It was due to the fact that it looked suspicious to them that I didn't have hotel reservations for all of my stay. But I never book in advance for a whole stay; instead I'll book for 1-2 days and then either change a hotel or keep staying there paying directly.
In this situation, can I go to the immigration in Asuncion and ask them to extend my stamp to be, let's say, + 1 month? After all, I'm normally allowed to stay 90 days in the country, per a half-a-year period.
Otherwise, what else can I do? Leave Paraguay for 1 hour, by land, and then come back thus getting a new entry?
- In case I overstay for 1-2 weeks, what'll be the fine per day?
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Can entry visa be extended?
The Indian electronic visa can be used to enter through 28 designated airports and 5 seaports. At this time, an electronic visa cannot be extended. The eVisa is also not valid to travel to restricted areas. In 2017, over 10 million foreign tourists arrived in India, compared to 8.89 million in 2016.Can a short term visa be extended?
Visitors who need to extend their STVP may submit an application for extension of stay by using the e-Service, seven days before the expiry of their STVP. This facility is only applicable to STVPs issued by ICA and can be used to apply for an extension of stay for 30 days or up to 89 days.Can a 90 day visit visa be extended?
The validity of tourist visa is 30 days while visit visa is 90 days. Tourist visa can't be extended.Can I extend my Italian visa?
A: You cannot prolong your stay at will while in Italy; If you completed 90 days in the Schengen space You must exit and after 90 days you can enter again for MAX another 90 days. If you plan to stay longer than 90 days you will need to apply for a National Visa specifying the reason for such a prolonged stay.How To Reset After Market Reset \u0026 Losses - Scan For March 8, 2021
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