Ambassador Shows Why Many Delays for German Visa Equipment

In an interview for Deutsche Welle, he has said visa non-liberalisation is causing major capacity problems, as long-term visas are also issued.

“We only last year have had an increase in screening requirements of about 20%. It means, even for us as embassys, it would be a relief to do more in other categories, in the service of Kosovo citizens, if visa liberalisation for tourist visits one day really will come true. Until then, we will simply remain dependent on our limited physical capacities, beyond which we cannot get”, he said.

On the other hand, he has said that long-term visa processing requires more time than tourist visa requirements.

Unfortunately, we have found that work contracts are being misused, so there are more and more job contracts, which do not match facts and are partly forged. So the time spent examining the documents of these irresponsible people is blocking our capacities, which we could use for other demands. In this case I can only warn those who use the services of certain agencies, who are all considered with precision, and in the end those who bear the consequences are exactly those who give a lot of money, hoping to start a working relationship in Germany, but who are finally ahead of a”, he's finished in an interview for DW./Periscopi