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@Irene *****
10 days. Most consulates state a maximum processing time of 15 days, so best to plan with that.
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@Oleksandra *********
I just used a standard resume and changed "resume" to "freelance portfolio" and made clear that all entries were freelance/remote work. I didn't provide any contact info and as said I wasn't asked to provide anything else. I think your idea sounds excellent and will be accepted without issue.
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@Kate **********
Everything was accepted and approved, no questions asked 😊
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Berlin Embassy (Germany):
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@Eva ********
I have some old official document from when I still lived in Germany that has always been accepted. If you have an ID that should work too.
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I have just applied with a "freelance portfolio" which is basically just a resume with my current and former projects and I will let you know if they accept this or request further info.
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So a stupid question: With this you can leave and enter as many times as you like (and will always get 180 days), correct? Like I would be spending significant time in Thailand for those 5 years but fly back to Germany to visit my family 2-3x per year, this would not be an issue at all?