Schegen Visa In Usa

[TheWall]

Anyone here applied for schegen visa?

[Suhaas]

My friend did mayya.

[Suhaas]

SFO lo french consulate lo tiskunnadu anukunta.

[Suhaas]

Schengen visa you mean?

[TheWall]

SFO lo french consulate lo tiskunnadu anukunta.

em docs kavalo kanukko.....I heard that trip booking motham ayyake visa istharani...is that true?

[TheWall]

Schengen visa you mean?

yes...spelling mistake

[Suhaas]

em docs kavalo kanukko.....I heard that trip booking motham ayyake visa istharani...is that true?

 

Recent ga ne I spoke with him regarding this. ee country ki travel chesthunnavo aa country embassy lo tiskovali ankunta schengen...if you are traveling to multiple countries...maximum stay ee country lo untundo aa embassy lo tiskovali and requried documents kuda will change depending on the embassy you are going to annadu....inka vere details kanukkoni cheptha...

[Spartan]

Can I enter the Schengen area without a visa?

• Yes, if you are a U.S. citizen with a valid U.S. tourist passport (blue passport) traveling for tourism or business for up to 90 days.
• If you do not meet these conditions, contact the embassy of the country where you plan to spend the majority of your time.

[Spartan]

Who needs to apply for a Schengen Visa?

Nationals of most countries outside the Eurpean Economic Area will probably require a visa to enter the Schengen space. However, it is wise to check this with the embassy of the country you wish to visit before making travel arrangements.

 

Types of Schengen Visa

• Airport Transit Visa: Allows you to transit through the international transit area of an airport of the Schengen member state, but not to exit this area before flying on to your next destination.
• Transit Visa: Allows you to pass through the territory of one or more Schengen member states on your way to another country outside the Schengen space.
• Short Stay or Travel Visa: Allows you to visit the Schengen space for up to 3 months in any 6 month period. This is the visa that most students will need if they wan to travel within the Schengen space as tourists or to attend conferences.

Where to apply for a Schengen Visa

• If you plan to visit only one country in the Schengen space, you should apply to the embassy or consulate of that country.
• If you will be visiting several countries in the Schengen space, you should apply to the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to spend most time in as this will be seen as your main destination.
• If you plan to visit several countries within the Schengen space without having a main destination, then you should apply to the embassy or consulate of the country you will visit first.

How to make your application

Each of the Schengen member states have different application procedures, they may also ask for a variety of documents and have different visa fees. More information is available from the relevant embassy web sites, which you can access by clicking on the country links at the top of this page.

 

What documents will you need to provide?

As mentioned above, each member state may ask for a variety of documents. However, the following list includes the main documents you are likely to need to provide:

• A completed application form
• Passport photographs
• Original passport or travel document
• Proof of purpose of visit e.g. invitation letter from your host or hotel reservation
• Evidence of sufficient funds to complete your trip
• Evidence of student status
• Medical insurance to cover the duration of your trip

Please note that:

• Most Schengen states require that you have a number of months remaining on your UK student visa beyond the end of your trip. The length of time required varies, but can be as long as 6 months.
• Visa fees can usually be paid in cash or by postal order. Cheques or credit cards are not usually accepted.
• The fee will not be refunded even if your application is unsuccessful.

How long will the application take?

You should plan any trips to the Schengen states well in advance. Most embassies say that applications should take approximately 3 weeks, but for certain nationals and depending on demand it could take up to 8 weeks. Most embassies do not issue Schengen visas on the same day.

 

Is there any way of speeding up the process?

It is possible to pay an agent to submit an application to the relevant emabassy on your behalf. This usually means that the process will be quicker. Below are some links to some agencies that can assist but they will charge a fee.

The Schengen Office

[Suhaas]

Who needs to apply for a Schengen Visa?

Nationals of most countries outside the Eurpean Economic Area will probably require a visa to enter the Schengen space. However, it is wise to check this with the embassy of the country you wish to visit before making travel arrangements.

Types of Schengen Visa

• Airport Transit Visa: Allows you to transit through the international transit area of an airport of the Schengen member state, but not to exit this area before flying on to your next destination.
• Transit Visa: Allows you to pass through the territory of one or more Schengen member states on your way to another country outside the Schengen space.
• Short Stay or Travel Visa: Allows you to visit the Schengen space for up to 3 months in any 6 month period. This is the visa that most students will need if they wan to travel within the Schengen space as tourists or to attend conferences.

Where to apply for a Schengen Visa

• If you plan to visit only one country in the Schengen space, you should apply to the embassy or consulate of that country.
• If you will be visiting several countries in the Schengen space, you should apply to the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to spend most time in as this will be seen as your main destination.
• If you plan to visit several countries within the Schengen space without having a main destination, then you should apply to the embassy or consulate of the country you will visit first.

How to make your application

Each of the Schengen member states have different application procedures, they may also ask for a variety of documents and have different visa fees. More information is available from the relevant embassy web sites, which you can access by clicking on the country links at the top of this page.

What documents will you need to provide?

As mentioned above, each member state may ask for a variety of documents. However, the following list includes the main documents you are likely to need to provide:

• A completed application form
• Passport photographs
• Original passport or travel document
• Proof of purpose of visit e.g. invitation letter from your host or hotel reservation
• Evidence of sufficient funds to complete your trip
• Evidence of student status
• Medical insurance to cover the duration of your trip

Please note that:

• Most Schengen states require that you have a number of months remaining on your UK student visa beyond the end of your trip. The length of time required varies, but can be as long as 6 months.
• Visa fees can usually be paid in cash or by postal order. Cheques or credit cards are not usually accepted.
• The fee will not be refunded even if your application is unsuccessful.

How long will the application take?

You should plan any trips to the Schengen states well in advance. Most embassies say that applications should take approximately 3 weeks, but for certain nationals and depending on demand it could take up to 8 weeks. Most embassies do not issue Schengen visas on the same day.

Is there any way of speeding up the process?

It is possible to pay an agent to submit an application to the relevant emabassy on your behalf. This usually means that the process will be quicker. Below are some links to some agencies that can assist but they will charge a fee.

The Schengen Office

 

 

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[TheWall]

 

What documents will you need to provide?

As mentioned above, each member state may ask for a variety of documents. However, the following list includes the main documents you are likely to need to provide:

• A completed application form
• Passport photographs
• Original passport or travel document
• Proof of purpose of visit e.g. invitation letter from your host or hotel reservation
• Evidence of sufficient funds to complete your trip
• Evidence of student status
• Medical insurance to cover the duration of your trip

 

 

Ok, these answer my questions......thanks sittinaidu......thread closed 

[jaffanajeffada]

em docs kavalo kanukko.....I heard that trip booking motham ayyake visa istharani...is that true?

adhi correst mayya, last year full research chesam europe trip kosam! visa apply cheyyaka mundhe nee travel itinerary ready ga undali!

[k2s]

where is schengen ?

[princeofheaven]

My Friend applied with Italian consulate in Philadelphia..

[TheWall]

adhi correst mayya, last year full research chesam europe trip kosam! visa apply cheyyaka mundhe nee travel itinerary ready ga undali!

etu vellav maayya europe lo?