Europe Travel

Schengen Visa

Travel freely across 27 European countries on a single short-stay visa. We help you apply through the correct consulate with a complete, well-evidenced application.

90d

Max Stay (180 days)

27

Countries Covered

2wk

Avg Processing

QUICK OVERVIEW

Visa Type Schengen Visa
Max Stay 90 days in 180
Countries 27 Schengen states
Processing 15 days
Multiple Entry Often available
Path to ILR No — visitor only

What is the Schengen Visa?

The Schengen visa is a short-stay visa that allows you to travel within the Schengen Area — 27 European countries that have abolished internal border checks — for tourism, business, or family visits, for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
You apply through the embassy or consulate of your “main destination” country (where you will spend the most time), or your first port of entry if your time is split evenly across multiple countries.
Requirements include proof of accommodation across your trip, comprehensive travel medical insurance covering at least €30,000, a clear travel itinerary, and sufficient funds for your stay.
We help UK-based and international clients prepare accurate, consulate-compliant applications, reducing the risk of refusal due to missing documentation or an unclear itinerary.

Do You Qualify?

To apply for the Schengen Visa, you must meet the following criteria. Our team will assess your situation in a free consultation before any fees are charged.

Valid Passport

Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended departure from the Schengen Area, issued within the last 10 years.

Travel Medical Insurance

You must hold travel insurance valid across the Schengen Area, covering medical emergencies and repatriation to a minimum of €30,000.

Clear Travel Itinerary

Confirmed or provisional flight bookings and accommodation for the full duration of your trip.

Sufficient Funds

Evidence you can financially support yourself for the duration of your stay, per the daily requirements of your destination country.

Purpose of Visit Evidence

Supporting documents relevant to your purpose — invitation letters, conference details, or tourism itinerary.

Intention to Return

Evidence of ties to your home country demonstrating you will leave the Schengen Area before your visa expires.

How It Works

Our step-by-step process ensures your application is prepared accurately and submitted on time. We keep you informed at every stage.

1

Free Consultation & Destination Assessment

We determine the correct consulate to apply through based on your main destination or first point of entry.
📞 Free of charge
2

Document Collection & Preparation

We compile your insurance, itinerary, financial, and purpose-of-visit documents to consulate standards.
📋 We guide every step
3

Application Submission & Appointment Booking

We complete your application form and book your visa centre appointment.
⚡ Accurate & on time
4

Biometric Appointment

Attendance at the relevant consulate or visa application centre to provide biometrics.
🏛 Appointment support
5

Decision

Standard processing is up to 15 calendar days, though this can extend to 30–60 days in some cases.
⏱15 days standard
6

Visa Approval & Travel

Once approved, we confirm your permitted stay dates and entry conditions before you travel.

✅ Ready to explore Europe

What You'll Need

Below is the standard list of documents required. Your personal checklist may vary — we will confirm the exact requirements during your consultation.

Valid Passport
Schengen Visa Application Form
Travel Medical Insurance (€30,000 min)
Flight Itinerary
Accommodation Bookings
Bank Statements
Employment Letter
Cover Letter Explaining Trip Purpose

Frequently Asked Questions

You apply through the consulate of your main destination country — where you will spend the most days. If your time is split equally, you apply through the country of your first entry into the Schengen Area.

Yes — a Schengen visa permits travel across all 27 member countries within its validity, provided your total stay does not exceed 90 days in any rolling 180-day period.

We recommend applying no earlier than 6 months and no later than 15 working days before your trip, to allow sufficient processing time without your travel insurance and itinerary becoming outdated.

We review the refusal grounds and advise whether to submit a fresh, stronger application or pursue an appeal through the relevant consulate’s process, which varies by country.

Ready to Apply for Your
Schengen Visa?

Book a free consultation today — no obligation.