visa for Italy/rome

nannu02

Want to travel to Rome.Would like to know how long is the wait for visa.

jonathon

what visa ?

martindow

If you have a UK passport there is no visa requirement for EC countries.

phatbear

Is this trip before or after your trip to india?

Dont wana be rude but your posts are a tad odd, one minute you are trying to book a flight to india then rome, then you're sending £50000 over to the states and then worrying about getting money back on a cake mix from morrisons, I think we may have a secret agent in our midst.

all the best

the bear

Voyager2002

If you need a visa to enter Italy, then stay away from Rome. They have just elected a fascist as mayor, and so the sort of people who beat up black or Asian-looking people are likely to be feeling confident at the moment.

jonathon

!!!!!! my mrs is Jamaicain and we go in July

nelly_2

Voyager2002 wrote: »

If you need a visa to enter Italy, then stay away from Rome. They have just elected a fascist as mayor, and so the sort of people who beat up black or Asian-looking people are likely to be feeling confident at the moment.

Rome is one of the best cities to visit on this planet though

nannu02

phatbear wrote: »

Is this trip before or after your trip to india?

Dont wana be rude but your posts are a tad odd, one minute you are trying to book a flight to india then rome, then you're sending £50000 over to the states and then worrying about getting money back on a cake mix from morrisons, I think we may have a secret agent in our midst.

all the best

the bear

You might win a gold medal for spending time not for replying but collecting info on what someone is posting.
And I think you should change the slogan at the end of your posts to "the Silly answerer of questions " from "the answerer of silly questions.

Fondue_2

Perhaps if you clarify your question people could answer it?

Voyager2002

OK, so the visa is for the spouse of a UK citizen. In which case the process is accelerated; no fee for the visa; and no need to provide hotel bookings or proof of money for the trip. Anyway, if you are applying in person the visa will be issued on the same day, so it is just a question of how long you have to wait for an appointment. For postal application, it could be anything. The French embassy (one of the better ones) warns that a postal visa application takes "several weeks", although Austria will do the job in about seven days.