If you have a Greek visa, you can enter other Schengen countries.

Greece is one of the Schengen countries. Many people want to get a Greek visa and go to other countries for a period of time. However, with a Greek visa, will you be able to enter other Schengen countries?

In general, people who obtain short-term Schengen visas by submitting materials and passing the review of the Greek embassy are allowed to travel to Greece, and people holding Greek visas can also go to other Schengen countries.

However, a person who has obtained a Greek short-term visa does not automatically have the right to enter the Schengen area. Because the holder may be asked to provide certain information at border or other checkpoints. For example, applicants will be asked to provide information in support of the trip, including how many days they will stay in Greece and other Schengen countries, and what the purpose of the trip is.

In fact, people with short-term visas to Greece must be the first country to enter the country or stay in Greece for the longest time. Therefore, if the holder does not meet these conditions, or in some cases, he may be refused entry into Greece or other Schengen countries.

Therefore, although persons who have obtained a Greek visa must carry a copy of the documents provided when applying for a visa, such as invitation letters, travel confirmations and other documents that can indicate the purpose of your trip, etc., when entering Greece or during your visit. In this way, we can not only smoothly deal with border inspection, but also make it easier to enter the country and avoid affecting the itinerary.

In addition, the holder also pays attention to the number of days of stay. The number of days of stay on the Greek short-term visa indicates the number of days you can stay in the Schengen countries. That is, from the first day of entering the Schengen area (subject to the entry stamp) to the day of leaving the Schengen area (subject to the exit stamp), the day of entry and exit is included.

Regardless of the number of days you have stayed in the Schengen area, the holder cannot leave the Schengen area later than the "end" date of the visa. Wrong use or overstay may result in deportation or a ban on obtaining a new visa for a specific period of time.