Schengen Uniform Visa Channels
A Schengen Visa allows travelers to explore 29 European member countries under a single entry approval. However, you must submit your application to the consulate of the country that represents your main destination or first port of entry. We help identify the correct host embassy, compile itineraries, and format your paperwork to align with Schengen Code protocols.
Schengen Tourist Visa
For leisure trips, sightseeing, and cultural exploration across Europe. Valid for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Business Visa Stream
For business travel, official meetings, corporate events, and trade fairs. Requires formal invitations from European partners.
Friend & Family Visits
For visiting relatives or friends residing in Europe. Relies heavily on official sponsorship declarations and proof of stay.
Our Europe Visa Preparation Workflow
1. Travel Itinerary & Flight Reservations
Schengen consulates require highly detailed daily itineraries and proof of accommodation (confirmed hotel reservations or official sponsor letters). We help organize your travel plans, verifying that flight reservations and hotel bookings align with your visa request dates.
2. Detailed Cover Letter Drafting
A clear cover letter is critical for Schengen visa success. It must state your exact purpose of visit, entry/exit dates, daily plans, and details of how you are funding your trip. Our senior consultants review and draft custom cover letters for your file.
3. Schengen Travel Insurance & Biometrics
We verify that your travel health insurance meets the mandatory €30,000 minimum coverage and is valid across all member states. We coordinate scheduling your appointment at relevant VFS Global, TLScontact, or BLS centres.
Schengen Visa Frequently Asked Questions
Which embassy should I submit my Schengen application to?
You must apply to the embassy of the country where you will spend the most nights. If spending equal time in multiple countries, apply to your first point of entry.
What is the 90/180 rule?
It means you can stay inside the Schengen zone for a maximum of 90 days within any rolling 180-day period. Overstays can result in entry bans.
Is travel insurance mandatory?
Yes, valid travel medical insurance with minimum coverage of €30,000 (including repatriation) is a mandatory requirement for all applicants.