My residence permit expires before my one-year Type D visa [closed]

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I have a national type D Greece visa that expires in October. My residence permit will expire in August. Since my visa is still valid, can I live in Greece after my residence permit expired but leave before the expiry of my visa?






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Can I renew my visa before it expires or do I have to wait until after its expiration date?

You do not have to wait until your current visa expires. You can apply for a new visa even if your current visa is valid.

Is D visa same as residence permit?

A D-Visa for employment enables you to travel to Germany and apply for a residence permit with the local immigration office (\u201cAusl\xe4nderbeh\xf6rde\u201d) or pursue an economic activity during the validity of the visa.

How do I extend my German Type D visa?

You can extend your visa at the foreigners' registration office in the town or city where you live. Alternatively, you can apply for an Aufenthaltserlaubnis (residence permit). As it takes some time to process your application, you should apply for an extension about two months before your visa expires.

How long does a visa D last?

It can be granted for a duration of 91 days up to 6 months. Holders of a Visa D also enjoy freedom of movement to other Schengen countries for up to 90 days provided that they fulfil the general entry conditions.



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