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The Schengen Visit Visa (Short-Stay Visa – Type C) allows non-EU nationals to travel freely within the Schengen Area (27 European Countries +2 form 2026) for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. With a single visa, you can visit multiple European countries without applying for separate national visas.
A Schengen visa allows you to:
Visit all 29 countries with single Schengen Visit Visa.
The Schengen Area is a group of European countries that have abolished internal border controls, allowing free movement between member states.
| Austria | Belgium |
| Bulgaria | Croatia |
| Czech Republic | Denmark |
| Estonia | Finland |
| France | Germany |
| Greece | Hungary |
| Iceland | Italy |
| Latvia | Liechtenstein |
| Lithuania | Luxembourg |
| Malta | Netherlands |
| Norway | Poland |
| Portugal | Romania |
| Slovakia | Slovenia |
| Spain | Sweden |
| Switzerland |
This is the most common visa for visitors. It allows stays of up to 90 days within 180 days for:
Type A visa required for certain nationalities transiting through Schengen airports without entering the Schengen territory.
Type D visa is for stays exceeding 90 days (study, work, residence). This is issued by individual Schengen countries under national immigration rules.
Clearly define your reason for travel (tourism, business, family visit, etc.).
Show sufficient funds to cover accommodation, travel, and living expenses during your stay.
Have medical insurance covering at least €30,000 for medical emergencies across all Schengen countries.
Proof of Accommodation
Valid passport (issued within last 10 years, valid 3 months beyond return date)
Completed visa application form
Passport-size photographs
Travel itinerary
Flight reservation
Accommodation proof
Travel medical insurance (€30,000 minimum coverage)
Bank statements (last 3–6 months)
Employment proof / business documents
Cover letter explaining purpose of visit
Additional documents may vary depending on embassy and visa type.
Passport must be valid at time of application with Minimum 6 months validity.
Funds to cover accommodation, travel, and living expenses during your stay
We structure your itinerary and cover letter to align with embassy expectations.
We ensure bank statements and supporting documents meet Schengen standards.
We guide you on embassy selection, form filling, and biometric preparation.
Advice on multi-entry visas, accommodation, arrange travel and maintaining a strong travel history.
Failure to clearly prove that you meet the required financial threshold is one of the most common refusal reasons
Any mismatch between your application form, supporting documents, and previous immigration history can result in rejection.
Applicants must clearly show that they meet the purpose of the visa category they are applying for. Weak personal statements, unclear travel plans, mismatched qualifications for a job role may lead to visa refused.
Past overstays, breaches of visa conditions, undeclared refusals, or immigration rule violations can negatively impact your current application.
Missing mandatory documents, expired passports, improper translations, or failure to meet specific Schengen visa document standards can lead to rejection.
How long can I stay in Schengen countries?
Can I work on a Schengen tourist visa?
Extensions are rare and granted only in exceptional cases (medical emergency or force majeure).
Yes, frequent travelers with good history may qualify for longer validity visas.
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