Hi, I got a Schengen VISA type D,
Valid for BELGIQE
Number of entries : MULTI
Duration of stay: 365 days
and on the remarks written BNL 2, B6 +14/09 - 23/12/2014
my question: Can I travel with this visa to all to EU countries while the residence permit is still in processing??
All the best guys
Question about Schengen VISA type D, BNL 2, B6
elramlawi
17 October 2014 07:13:36
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Primadonna
17 October 2014 09:28:51
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You can travel to all Schengen countries with a maximum of three months, valid from the first date of the visa.
B6 means you can stay in Belgium during your scholarship.
Primadonna
20 October 2014 13:51:33
5311
Nah 
You don't have to thank me for all the search I did for you to answer your question.
You are welcome any time 
Frozen Blue
15 December 2014 10:28:16
9
well , the reply should deserve a thank you note at least 
just by any chance, does any one knows if there is any restriction on second visit to schengen should also has to be necessarily form the visa issuing country?
aneesh
15 December 2014 11:00:58
1990
Once you get the residence permit, there is no problem in entering through any schengen border (air)ports.
Frozen Blue
15 December 2014 12:35:53
9
What I mean, is by entering schengen on visit visa only..
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