nguyenXH asked:
I am from Vietnam. I have been studying in the Netherlands for 5 years. Currently, I have a Netherlands residence permit card. In the past, I traveled to France, Belgium and Germany without applying for a visa. I heard about the schengen agreement that at this moment, it is no need to apply for a visa to Switzerland. Could you please help me?
Geraint
I am from Vietnam. I have been studying in the Netherlands for 5 years. Currently, I have a Netherlands residence permit card. In the past, I traveled to France, Belgium and Germany without applying for a visa. I heard about the schengen agreement that at this moment, it is no need to apply for a visa to Switzerland. Could you please help me?
Geraint
The schengen zone since december 12 th 2008 therefore allowing travel to switzerland has joined the schengen zone since december 12 th 2008 therefore allowing travel to other countries with your student visa but if you have traveled to other countries with your student visa without any problem.
Comment by mamour — April 3, 2009 @ 5:59 pm
With your Netherlands residence permit card (Verblijfsdocument, regulier bepaalde tijd) you may travel also to Switzerland since it has become party of the Schengen travel agreement.
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Comment by GPapenburg — April 4, 2009 @ 2:25 pm