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*Issuing Visa to the applicant is a sole discretion of the respective country and we bear no responsibility for a VISA rejection

About Schengen Visa !

  • The EU is an economic and political union of 27 European countries, while the Schengen Area is a travel zone consisting of 26 European countries.
  • It enables its holder to enter, freely travel within, and leave the Schengen zone from any of the Schengen member countries.
  • A valid countries visa type and duration vary based on visit purpose and stay length.
  • The visa grants entry to any country in the Schengen Area for 90 days within a 180-day period.
  • A countries valid visa allows travelers but not automatic entry; meet specific entry criteria.
  • It is advisable to lodge the application as early as possible and at least 15 calendar days before the intended visit.
  • For the latest visa info, check the country embassy website before traveling.
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Who needs a Visa !

  • A country visa requirement depends on nationality and visit purpose. Non-EU citizens usually need it for short stays.
  • EU citizens can travel freely within a valid country without needing a separate visa.
  • Citizens with visa-free agreements can visit a valid country up to 90 days.
  • However, the specific rules and limitations of these agreements can vary by country.
  • Non-EU citizens often need a Schengen visa for travel, tourism, business, or family visits.
  • Visa policies fluctuate; Schengen visa requirements differ across countries, warranting attention.

Schengen Countries

  • Schengen Visa allows 90-day stays in 26 European countries without border controls.
  • As of September 2021, Schengen comprises 26 countries, 22 EU members, 4 non-EU.
  • Travelers move freely between these nations, facing no internal border passport checks or visa demands.
  • Schengen Area facilitates seamless travel, trade, and cultural exchange among member countries.
  • With a single visa, tourists and business travelers explore multiple Schengen countries effortlessly.
  • Schengen boosts travel but upholds security for member countries and citizens' safety.
  • Stay informed about changing travel rules as policies and membership might change.
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Types of Visas

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Tourist Visa

  • The visa is typically valid for short stays, often up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
  • Applicants must meet criteria, apply through embassy for Tourist Visa.
  • Tourist Visa enables border-free travel across Europe for leisure exploration.
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Business Visa

  • Schengen business visa for non-EU members: meetings, trade, 90-day validity.
  • Business visa issued with requisite purpose proof and sufficient financial backing.
  • Stay informed on changing travel rules, policies, and membership updates.
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Documents Required

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Application Form

Essential for a country visa application, needs personal and travel details.

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Passport

A government issued document for identification and international travel purposes.

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Photographs

Submit correctly sized photo for physical application, adhering to submission guidelines.

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Proof of Accomodation

Accommodation confirmation is vital for visas and travel planning purposes.

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Round Trip Flight Tickets

Flight tickets offer proof of reserved air travel for specific itinerary.

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Travel Insurance

Offers financial safety for travel: medical costs, cancellations, lost belongings, emergencies.

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Proof of Paid Visa Fee

Valid payment proof is needed for processing a country visa application fee.

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Cover Letter

A brief document introducing and explaining job applications or formal submissions.

Frequently asked questions

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Vizaaz Services - Terms & Conditions
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  • Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable in all cases. Even in case of visa application rejection the entire amount is non-refundable.
  • Visa application approval/rejection and processing time is at the sole discretion of the immigration and we do not have any control over the same.
  • Visa applications may require more than usual working days for processing and it is completely dependent on the immigration.
  • Vizaaz.com may ask for additional documents on a case to case basis.
  • Prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice.
  • Visa applications processing will only be after the verification of all required documents and receipt of complete payment.
  • Visas issued under visit/business/transit/tourist profession are not eligible to work in the destination country.
  • Vizaaz.com reserves the right to refuse applications at its discretion and bears no liability for the processing time or rejection of visa applications by the immigration.
  • Traveller or the customer has to fully bear the penalty amount in case the destination country levy any charges.
  • Additional charges such as documents courier, photograph development, attestation etc has to be borne by the applicant.
What is Schengen Visa?
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  1. "A Schengen visa is like a special permission slip for visiting certain countries in Europe. It lets you stay there for a short time, like a vacation, but not more than 90 days at a time. If you have this visa from one country, you can visit any of the other countries in the Schengen area. But you need to ask for the visa from the country you'll spend the most time in. If you're going to a few Schengen countries and none of them are your main stop, you should get the visa from the country you'll go to first."
How to apply for a Schengen Visa from India?
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  1.  "Here's how you can get a Schengen Visa from India: 
    1. Go to the Schengen Embassy's website and find the visa form. Download it.
    2. Fill in the form, sign it, and then submit it.
    3. Gather all the papers you need for the visa. Take them, along with your application form, to the visa center.
       a. If you're only going to one country, give your application to that country's Embassy/Consulate.
       b. If you're going to more than one country, go to the center of the country where you'll stay the longest. If you'll stay the same number of days in two countries, apply in the country you'll visit first.
    4. Make an appointment for your visa process.
    5. Go to the interview.
    6. Finally, pick up your passport when you're done."
Which Schengen country is easy to get visa for Indians?
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  1. Luxembourg,
    Lithuania,
    Slovakia,
    Czech Republic,
    Latvia,
    Finland,
    Estonia and Iceland
If Schengen Visa is rejected, when can I apply again?
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  1. There is no specific waiting period after a Schengen visa rejection. However, it's crucial to rectify the issues mentioned in the rejection letter before reapplying. Address concerns, make necessary changes, and apply with updated information for a better chance of approval.
How long Schengen Visa valid?
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  1. A Schengen visa is typically valid for short stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period from the date of first entry into the Schengen area.
How long does it take to get Schengen Visa?
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  1. Getting a Schengen Visa takes some time. Normally, it's around 15 days, but it can be longer depending on your situation. Sometimes, it might take 30 days or even 60 days if things are extra complicated. If your visa application is complex, like if you have lots of documents or you're applying with family or friends, it might take longer. More applications mean more work for the officials, so be patient.
How to know if my Schengen Visa is rejected?
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  1. If your Schengen visa application is rejected, you will receive an official notification from the consulate or embassy where you applied. This notification will state the reasons for the rejection. Common reasons for Schengen visa rejections may include: 
    1. Incomplete or incorrect documentation.
    2. Insufficient proof of financial means to cover your stay.
    3. Lack of a valid travel insurance policy.
    4. Doubts about the purpose or intention of your trip.
    5. Inadequate accommodation arrangements.
    6. Previous immigration violations or overstays.
    7. Unstable political or economic conditions in your home country.
    8. Insufficient ties to your home country (e.g., employment, family, property). Upon receiving a rejection, carefully review the notification and address the mentioned issues before reapplying. If you're unsure about the reasons for your rejection, you can contact the consulate or embassy for clarification. Remember, each application is assessed individually, so a previous rejection doesn't necessarily mean future applications will also be rejected. Take the time to understand and rectify the issues mentioned in the rejection notice.
Schengen Visa covers which countries?
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  1. Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.
Travel Checklist
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  • Passport.
  • Valid country Visa.
  • Confirmed return Ticket.
  • Contact details of your relative, friends or business contact in visiting country.
  • Confirmed hotel bookings (If Any).
  • A valid country Currency and other forms of forex.
  • An unlocked smartphone, preferable with a Sim card from India.
  • Any additional documents required to prove your purpose of visit (especially if you are travelling on a business Visa).
A Valid Country Visa Requirements
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  • Have a valid Passport and valid country visa.
  • Be in good health.
  • Good moral character.
  • Be able to convince the immigration officer that you have your family, property, assets, etc. that would serve as an incentive to come back to your home country.
  • Be able to convince the immigration officer that you will leave the country before your country visa expires.
  • Have sufficient funds to support yourself and the amount depends on how long you will stay in that country and whether you will be staying with family, friends or any paid accommodation.