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Issuing  \nThe embassies and consulates of the Federal Republic of Germany are responsible for issuing visas.  \n2. Processing  \nThe embassy or consulate in whose district you have your usual place of residence or domicile is responsible for processing your visa application. You should therefore apply to the relevant embassy or consulate.  \n3. Applying  \nAs a rule, you should apply for a visa in person at the embassy or consulate in your country of residence.  \nTo avoid time-consuming additional applications, you should find out about the requirements and documents to be submitted with your visa application well in advance of your trip.  \nYou can obtain the form (in the local language) free of charge from the respective embassy or consulate.  \nYou can also download application forms free of charge from the website of the relevant embassy or consulate.  \nETIAS Application  \nAs of 2025, ETIAS will be required for travellers currently traveling visa-free to EU member states.  \nTo find out if you need to submit an ETIAS application, follow the link and fill out the form below.  \nFor more information about ETIAS, please follow this link","cbCaisdcsAJpWs4c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisdcsAJpWs4c","pdf",505571,"English","# Who needs a Visa?\n## What type of visa do I need?\n## Visa cost and processing time\n## Where do I apply for a visa?\n## ETIAS Application","[{\"question\":\"Who generally needs a visa to enter Germany?\",\"answer\":\"Non-EU citizens generally need a visa to enter Germany. 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