- Make an appointment Consulate General of France to which the resident Moroccan. Mounia for it is the consulate of Fez. The appointment is taken from the internet site of the consulate, said. Warning: it takes a period of about a month to get an appointment . Go to site http://www.consulfrance-ma.org/ and refer to the consulate of his choice. In the "Make an appointment for visa services", click on the link to be redirected to making an appointment. Once redirected, you can choose from several dates available. If not, go back as often as you can or refresh the page. The list of available dates constantly changing, from one second to another you can have three slots for free and a second later it disappeared. It's long but unfortunately we must all go through it. Finally! You have your appointment. Remember to print the acknowledgment of your appointment that will be present at the entrance of the consulate.
- Go to the consulate: Introduce yourself in advance in order not to lose your appointment. Any delay will be penalized immediately. Once back in the office of the visa, if your application is complete, do not believe as long as your visa will be automatically given. It will hopefully good luck but do not make mistakes when you speak. I still remember that if Mounia did not get his visa to travel this summer because they were told that we were engaged and they feared they come to France to marry this summer. Otherwise, we will ask you some questions about who will accommodate you (name, address). There will be no trap.
- response following appointments: Appointments for visa always take place in the morning. This allows you to have an answer early in the afternoon of that day. This is probably the worst time for everything the world is waiting impatiently for several hours.
list of documents required:
The list of required documents depends on the situation of the person. You should know that if you do not have jobs, it will be very difficult to get a visa. You will still :
- an application form for Schengen visa to download from the site of the consulate visa section.
- Six identity photos for all administrative documents.
- a copy of pages 1-6 of your passport (valid at least 3 months after the date of expiry of visa)
- a copy of the CNI (National Identity Card)
All proof of personal resources in Morocco:
- Deed, together with leases if there place
- Annuities
- Proof recent pension
- Last three bank statements
If you live in your parents, these documents relate directly. You will need more a certificate from them authorizing you to leave the territory and a proof of kinship : booklet of family and marriage certificate of parents.
- An insurance contract and general conditions covering emergency medical care and emergency hospital and a medical evacuation in Morocco up to 300,000 dirhams for the duration of visa required to the exclusion of any reference (eg repatriation of vehicle). This insurance can be contracted directly to the consulate which facilitates the process. The person who welcomes you may also make sure if desired.
- A hotel or proof of accommodation.
The proof of accommodation is to withdraw from the city hall of the person with whom you are going to France. To get it you will also need several documents:
- Reason applicant's identity: national identity card or passport if the person is French if a residence permit valid.
- home Rationale: title deed or lease and rental a water bill, gas, telephone or electricity (with the same name and same address).
- Justification for commitment of the host to bear the costs of living abroad where it would provide not only : supporting resource
- fee of 45 EUR : IMO a stamp of a value of 45 € (available from the public treasury).
- Proof of insurance mentioned above (not needed if this step is taken to the consulate)
course, any additional document will be useful, it is better to have too much than not enough. If you have any questions or if you want to share your experience in obtaining a visa, mail them to me with your comments and do not forget to leave me your address so I can answer you. THANKS IN ADVANCE.
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