Italy - Poland travel

kitten 8 | 65

9 Dec 2006 / #1

does someone know how it works for a european trying to go to poland?
is there needed something particular? i have a card valid for free travelling in europe but... i don't know how it works for polan in ''schengen agreement''

can someone please help me?:P

Grzegorz_ 51 | 6138

9 Dec 2006 / #2

If you are Italian citizen then you don't need a visa, but we're not in schengen, so you need a passport.

OP kitten 8 | 65

9 Dec 2006 / #3

ah...but to have it i need to ask my parents..:( i m less than 18 but i have a card valid for moving in europe...how to do ?

opts 10 | 260

9 Dec 2006 / #4

What is a "Schengen Agreement?"

Kowalski 7 | 621

9 Dec 2006 / #5

Poland, Switzerland, UK, Ireland are not in Schengen zone so entering those countries you would need to show ID or passport OR if you are not from Europe you'd be asked for a valid visa.

Poland joins Schengen zone in about a year from now.
If you have some type of "residency permit" for Schengen zone it is valid for traveling within Schengen countries only I think.

What is Schengen agreement?
It's an agreement to not check passports when crossing internal borders of member countries.

miranda

9 Dec 2006 / #6

What is a "Schengen Agreement?"

goole it

opts 10 | 260

9 Dec 2006 / #7

Thanks Kowalski.

What is "goole it" miranda?

Wroclaw 44 | 5359

9 Dec 2006 / #8

Don't be silly opts. You know fine well what she means.

miranda

9 Dec 2006 / #9

Well thank you W_w:)
ops - smart pants