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Q: I am looking to travel to Germany in December 2015

I am a foreigner in China and am looking to travel to the Germany in December..... do I need to to necessarily go to the German Embassy to apply for my Schengen Visa?

 

Where do i book an appointment to go to the Swedish embassy visa section in CHINA? I  haven't found much information.

 

Any links would be helpful....

 

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Open 'Yahoo-gle' search and enter 'Schengen Visa requirements', some visa agents web links, too.

 

If you want to apply from China (EEC Embassy in Beijing), you must hold valid Residence permit, doesn't matter for which part of the world/country you want to apply.

 

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