Can anyone send invitation letter for me? (to get Visa for France)?

Question

I'm from Iran and i want to come in Paris for 8days for vacation.

Unfortunately i can not get visa without invitation letter easily.

Can anyone send invitation letter for me?

if you are interested in, please contact me (or reply here)

I will appreciate you.

Answer 1

I think nobody this way send u the invitation..

because they dont know u dear...

try visa consultants...they can help you...

Answer 2

Ask you question in French in the french Yahoo answer :

Question :

Est ce que quelqu'un peut m'envoyer une lettre qui contient une invitation à visiter la France (pour un visa touriste)?

Comments :

Je suis iranien et j'aimerai venir en vacances en France pour 8 jours, Malheureusement, je ne peux pas avoir de visa si je n'ai pas la preuve que je connais quelqu'une ne France. Pourriez vous m'envoyer une lettre d'invitation?

Si vous n'y voyez pas d'inconvénient, s'il vous plaît contactez moi. Merci pour votre aide.

Je ne parle pas français, je me suis fais aider pour la traduction, pouvez vous me répondre en anglais? Merci beaucoup pour tout.

I'm not sure you will find any help but if you don't try, you won't!!! ;o)

Good luck.

Answer 3

Hi, it's not as easy as you thought it would be. The person that would invite you to France has to do a lot of paperworks first just to obtain an Attestation d'Accueil (Certificate of Board and Lodging) from his/her local townhall or police station.

It's not simply just an invitation letter. The person in France would have to make an appointment to his/her local townhall/police station to present a lot of requirements(identification, proof of income and financial capabilities etc) . Once he/she gets the Attestation d'Accueil, she would have to send it to you so you can show it to the French embassy for your visa.

I don't think anybody would be willing to go through all that because...

First, they don't know you personally.

Second, it takes time and effort to obtain an Attestation d'Accueil.

Third, it cost money (around 30 euros).

Fourth, it's a form of a guarantee. If you do something wrong in France, the French authorities would run after the person who invited you because they're automatically the one responsible.

You're best option is to book a hotel. You won't need an invitation or an Attestation if you have another accommodation.

The Attestation is only needed if you're visiting family and friends in France. Since you don't have family and friends there, just try to confirm a hotel reservation. It is what you will present to the French embassy instead of an invitation.

Goodluck.