Where should I have two consecutive empty pages when applying for a Schengen visa?
I am applying for Schengen visa soon. I have two consecutive pages on passport but they are almost in the front. Page no 4-5 are blank in 34 pages passport. Is it still fine?
I know there are lots of questions around two consecutive pages, but just to confirm one additional condition I am asking this question.
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According to OP:
Got visa today. I had two consecutive blank page in the front and a page with just one blank side in the end. Got visa in the end.
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A standard, 28-page U.S. passport book has 17 blank pages for visa stamps. The non-standard, 52-page book has 43 blank pages for visas. Most foreign countries require a specific number of blank visa pages in a passport as an entry requirement. Some airlines will not allow you to board if this requirement is not met.Can I staple my Schengen Visa documents?
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