Hi. I am in Germany since 2 month. I am from Moldova, so I don't need a visa for 90 days. I have applied to studies but takes time to have the letter. How can I be in Germany temporary. I have a German friend...he can be a guarantee for me to obtain a temporary residence here, if I have insurance and place to live? Who knows...I called Auslaenderbehoerde but they don't answer.
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Elenafja
03 May 2018 21:46:06
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TominStuttgart
03 May 2018 22:10:21
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Call the office again when they are opened. Maybe you tried on Tuesday which was a holiday.
Elenafja
03 May 2018 23:11:44
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I have tried 3 days. Even today. The terminal online are in July available
beppi
04 May 2018 08:58:41
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You can send them email - some foreigner offices respond better to that.
But to answer your first question: Your current (Schengen tourist) visa allows only a stay of 3 months within a 6 months period. Thus to stay longer, you need another (possibly residence) visa - and a legitimate reason for getting one (a friend who offers to pay your upkeep and deportation cost is not enough).
If you cannot get another visa, you should leave the Schengen area for three months, or until you get your student visa.
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