Does my single-entry Schengen visa let me travel between France and Italy?
I got the 'Etats Schengen' visa from the Frence Embassy, single entry type C visa. I understand that having a Etats Schengen visa means I can travel to all Schengen countries.
I am planning to go to Paris first, stay there for 7 days, travel to Italy (either by train/flight), stay there for 10 days and then return to Paris for another 5 days, before returning to my home country. Since I have a single entry visa, is it possible for me travel from Paris to Italy and then from Italy to Paris?
Best Answer
Yes, it does.
The "single entry" goes for the Schengen region, once inside Schengen you can travel freely within the region, in most cases you won't have to show your visa (or even your passport) when crossing borders between countries within the region.
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