5 countries that will gladly issue a Schengen visa for several years

We think that everyone will agree that traveling is one of the greatest pleasures in life for a person, what makes him happy, allows him to escape from the immediate and gain strength for new achievements. So that you can travel as often as possible and without unnecessary hassle, we present to you the five countries that are more generous than others in issuing a “Schengen” and rarely refuse the Russians their request for permission to enter for several years at once.

Spain

If we choose the most loyal to the Russians from all states in matters of issuing visas, then this will be, first of all, Spain. So, if you already have at least one short-term "Schengen" in your passport, then a half-year or annual visa for you in this country can be said to be provided. And if you voiced a desire to go to short-term Spanish classes for tourists during your stay in the country, the embassy can provide you with a visa almost half the usual cost.

Italy

Italy is ready to provide an annual "Schengen", if your passport already has one short-term one, and if there are several of them, then you can safely apply for a two-year visa. But the advantage is that the basis for obtaining a visa can be a simple reservation of tickets, so in fact you can not visit this country.

Greece

Greece rarely refuses Schengen to Russians. In addition, the Greek consulate is praised not only for its quick work and organization, but also for its ability to issue visas for three or even five years.

Slovakia

Slovakia also does not like to deny Russian tourists visas. As a rule, already at the first appeal you can be approved by a semi-annual or annual Schengen.

Finland

No less generous for multiple visas for residents of our country and Finland. Visa centers for residents of the North-West region, in particular St. Petersburg, are especially loyal: you can get a long-term “Schengen” on your first visit. There are Finnish consulates in many Russian cities, including Moscow, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don, Murmansk, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Yekaterinburg and others.