Schengen — 27 countries, one visa.
Schengen short-stay: 90 days in any 180.
A single Schengen visa grants travel across all 27 Schengen-area countries for up to 90 days in any 180-day rolling window. Filed at the country of primary destination.
A single Schengen visa grants travel across all 27 Schengen-area countries for up to 90 days in any 180-day rolling window. Filed at the country of primary destination.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Stay duration | 90 days max in any 180-day rolling window |
| Countries covered | 27 (Austria, Belgium, Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, etc.) |
| Where to file | Country of primary destination, or first entry where stays are equal |
| Insurance required | €30,000+ medical, valid across Schengen |
| Government fee (2026) | €90 adult / €45 child |
| Processing | 15 calendar days standard |
| ETIAS (from 2026) | Pre-travel authorisation for visa-exempt nationals |
Identify primary destination by nights spent. We file at the right consulate.
Itinerary, accommodation, travel insurance, funds proof, employment letter, host invitation.
VFS / TLScontact / consulate appointment booked.
Visa stamp collected; ETIAS check briefed for return travel.
Eight questions covering itinerary, host, funds, insurance, and ties at home — instant approval-likelihood score.
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The country where you’ll spend the most nights. If equal, the country of first entry. We pick based on shortest current waiting time when applicants have flexibility.
No. UK and Ireland are not Schengen members; they require separate visit visas. We file in parallel where the trip covers both.
Electronic Travel Information and Authorisation System, in force from 2026. Visa-exempt travellers (e.g. UK, US, Canadian, Japanese passport holders) need ETIAS pre-travel authorisation. Visa-required travellers continue using Schengen visa.
No — Schengen is short-stay. Working or studying requires a national long-stay visa from the destination country.
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