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I have schengen visa issued by French embassy and my longer stay would also be in the same country. My first stay would also be at Paris. However, as per my flight, I will break the journey at Frankfurt, Germany and have to go for immigration before taking connecting flight to Paris in next two hours. Will it have any problem at immigration at Frankfurt?

Rajesh
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  • See also http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/9646/does-a-multiple-entry-schengen-visa-allow-visiting-other-schengen-countries-late and http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/6609/schengen-visa-requirements-and-validation/27633#27633 If you have a connecting flight or at least a credible plan to go to France, it should be no problem. – Relaxed Jun 03 '14 at 07:44

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Short answer, No.

I did almost the exact same thing in the past. I had a French long stay visa and entered the Schengen Region thru Amsterdam and then traveled to France via Train.

As long as you have a valid Schengen Visa, you should not have a problem at Germany thru immigration. Also, you have a valid connecting flight to Paris in the next few hours so the Visa Official would not be concerned.

Check answers here for more information - Should my first trip be to the country which issued me Schengen Visa?

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Aditya Somani
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    This is really an exact duplicate of http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/13362/should-my-first-trip-be-to-the-country-which-issued-me-schengen-visa. I suggest you put your answer there (I would upvote it in this case). Other reports from direct experience are valuable but spreading answers between identical questions not so much. – Relaxed Jun 03 '14 at 07:41
  • @Relaxed I didn't see the other answer earlier, I'll post it there instead. – Aditya Somani Jun 03 '14 at 08:58