Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Most Kaliningrad inhabitants travelling through neighbouring EU Member States have to pay a visa fee every time and stand in queues at the consulates of EU Member States.
• This is somewhat difficult to understand, given that Americans have long been able to visit Europe without being subject to visa formalities or having to pay visa fees.
• You'd think helping criminals get tourist visas would pay well.
• pay the visa fee in accordance with Article 16;
• "I could get him to pay my Visa bill."
• People from the breakaway territories of South Ossetia or Abkhazia who mainly travel with Russian passports will pay less for a visa to the EU than Georgian passport holders.
• Applicants shall pay a visa fee of EUR 60.
• [Crease] $750 limit on his Visa, pays his bills.

• [Crease] $750 limit on his Visa, pays his bills.
• pay the visa fee in accordance with Article 16;
• Applicants shall pay a visa fee of EUR 60.
• They have to pay for the visas, travel to the city where the consulates are located and they have to queue in front of them.
• I do not think it is right that Member States should make visa applicants pay for their own administrative choices by allowing commercial companies with which they make contracts for collecting biometrics to charge an extra fee on top of the visa fee.
• My constituent says that when they arrived at the Consulate, they were informed that they would have to pay for the visa because the Consulate did not accept the translations of their marriage cards as they had not been stamped by the Chinese Embassy in London.
• You'd think helping criminals get tourist visas would pay well.
• This is somewhat difficult to understand, given that Americans have long been able to visit Europe without being subject to visa formalities or having to pay visa fees.