Can I reenter Schengen via a different country than the one for which I hold a residency card?

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Aparna Patel
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9 Aug, 2023
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6/29/2016 4:45:45 PM

It is perfectly possible. My friend from India entered Europe through Paris even though he was a student in Germany. As your visa is student national visa, it allows multiple entries into the Schengen area and you are perfectly fine. But it is always safe to have a ticket from Sweden to Germany if you have already booked it.

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