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Yes you may, and to ensure the visa process goes smoothly, you will want to make sure that you know how long you will be planning on visiting the Schengen Territories for, and then if you will need to leave or come back to the Schengen area. Depending on those details you may need a different type of Schengen Visa, see here Schengen Visa Types & Validity, Duration of Stay, 90/180 Rule & Visa Sticker. Otherwise, to apply for a Schengen Visa, you must complete the following:A thoroughly filled out Visa Application Download Schengen Visa Application Form 20182 photos of the applicants within the last 3 monthsProof of accommodationYour round trip reservation or itineraryProof of your travel insurance policy that meets all of the Schengen Visa Requirements. This means it must have:Minimum coverage of at least 30,000 EUR (equivalent to 50,000 USD)Repatriation of remains, and emergency medical evacuation benefitsMust cover you in all 26 Schengen TerritoriesFor the travel insurance, I recommend using G1G Travel Insurance Schengen Visa Approved Travel Insurance. They will compare the top rated Schengen Visa Insurance options for you and provide you with a Certified Embassy Approved Visa Letter for you to attach to your visa application so you do not have to worry about a thing. I hope this helps!

Dear Rick,A Schengen visa application form requires the information about your passport, intended dates and duration of visit, sponsor’s or inviting person's details, previous schengen visa history etc. If you have these details with you, it is very easy to fill out the visa application.

you can fill out online.no all embassy ask for online form filling, most of the embassy is asking for filled application, hand writteni gave a written application for swiss embassy and online application for France embassyonline application can be found in respective embassy sites.

How do I apply for a Schengen Visa?Type of Visa.Tourist Visa is one of the most famous purposes for traveling to the Schengen Zone. People who are planning to visit any of the countries in this territory for sightseeing and experiencing their culture, architecture, foods etc, should select this purpose of traveling in their application form.The other available visa are, Transit Visa, Student Visa, Business Visa, Visa for Visiting Family or Friends, Visa for Culture and Sport activities, Visa for Official Visits, Study visa, Visa for Medical Reasons.Uniform Schengen Visa.This visa allows the traveller to visit any of the 26 Schengen state for, upto 90 days within 6 months of issue. The visa can be a single entry, double entry or multiple entries.Limited Territorial Validity Visas.This visa allows the traveller to visit a particular country & prevent the traveller from entering any other Schengen country during the visit.You can apply for a single entry or a multiple entry visa depending on your itinerary. If you plan to exit the Schengen Zone and return again you will need a multiple entry visa.Which Schengen country to apply at?If you are going to visit only one Schengen country, file your application at the embassy/consulate/visa center of that country.If you are going to visit more than two Schengen countries, file your application:At the embassy/consulate/ visa center of the country where you will be spending the maximum number of days,OrAt the embassy/consulate/ visa center of the country which will be your port of entry.When to apply?The earliest you can file a visa application is three months before you start your planned journey.The latest you can file a visa application is, at the most, 15 working days before you intend to travel.The recommended time to file a visa application is at least a month before your trip starts.There are some embassies which have a quicker visa processing time.Where will you submit the Visa Application Documents?You will have to file your Schengen visa application at one of the following places,The country's embassy.The country's consulatesA visa center to which the embassy of your destination country has outsourced visa submission. Eg. VFS Centre.The embassy/consulate of another Schengen state to which the embassy of your destination country has outsourced visa submission.How to Apply?The first thing applicants must do to start the visa application process is to schedule an appointment with the embassy/consulate/visa center. The appointment can be taken online on the VFS websites or by visiting the VFS centres in person.Generally the application is accepted at VFS, which is the nominated collection agency for Schengen visa.The centres are located at, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Jalandhar, Gurugram, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Goa, Hyderabad, Pondicherry, Pune & Trivandrum.Which Documents are to be submitted?You need to submit the following documents during the application process:Two passport size photographs of 32-36 mm height in a white background. 70-80% of the photograph must show the full frontal image of the applicant’s head. Photos must not contain red-eyes, reflections, and shadows.Passport (with at least 2 blank pages), 6 months validity and copies of old passports which has your travel history.Travel insurance of a minimum coverage value of €30,000.Flight tickets, hotel bookings or proof of accommodation, daily meals, internal travel details, planned day to day itinerary.If you are self employed you will need your company's registration certificate, 3 years IT returns, 6 months Current Account Account Bank Statement.If you are salaried, you will need proof of employment, salary slips(certificate) for the past 6 months, leave request and travel consent form from the employer, and a copy of 3 years IT returns.6 months bank statement indicating your financial details, and details of Fixed Deposits if any.3 months international credit card statement if you are carrying it.Details of Forex card, Travellers Cheques, cash.Notarised sponsor letter from your parent/friend/relative along with their financial details of your trip is being sponsored by someone in your home country.If you are being sponsored by a someone in the Schengen country, you will need a sponsor letter from the person who is hosting you. The letter is to be addressed to the embassy mentioning details about your accommodation, relation and accepting the guarantee to host you along with details of their immigration/residence status, address & contact details. The absence of the sponsorship letter may disqualify you in the eyes of the embassy.Details of internal transportation within the Schengen Zone.A wealth certificate from a Chartered Accountant which shows all your assets in India will be an important document.A Cover letter stating the reason for visit, the intention of stay and duration of travel is to be attached to your documents. For a tourist visa the cover letter will act as the only way of communication with the embassy officer that is going to process your visa application. As personal interviews are rare.Extra Documents for,A student- no objection certificate from school/college, proof of enrolmentIf retired- a copy of pension documents for the past 6 monthsAll documents must be personally handed over to the concerned person at the Embassy/Consulate/VFS.After the documents are verified your biometrics(fingerprints) will be taken & tagged to your documentation. They act as records of identification during your travel.In rare cases you might be called for an interview, if you have applied for a tourist visa.Once your visa application is processed, the embassy will send your visa by post if your application has been accepted.Visa Fees.The fees for Schengen visa is € 60, which is roughly Rs 4500. If you opt for the SMS service & the service where the passport will be couriered to you via DHL the cost will be about Rs 500.How to ensure your visa application for Schengen visa is accepted?Make sure you provide complete information about yourself, your education, your place of employment, your financal details.Make your intention to visit the Schengen country clear in the application & the purpose to leave the Schengen country once your purpose is fulfilled.Provide all the necessary documents including the sponsorship letter(if needed), either in original or copy, as required.Do not forge signatures or provide wrongful informationGet the right travel insurance well-in-advance, make sure your passport is in good condition with atleast 6 months validity when your trip starts.How much funds are needed?Calculate the normal travel airfare, hotel accommodation, internal travel, daily meals, internal travel & some money as contingency amount.Each Schengen Country has set a minimum amount that is needed for a traveller to sustain himself/herself in that country.How do you calculate the means of subsistence for Schengen visa?Means of Subsistence = Cost per day (set by the Schengen member state) x Number of days of stay.For Belgium it is €45 per day for travellers staying with a private individual & €95 per day for travellers staying at a hotel.For France it is €65 per day if staying at a hotel, €32.50 per day if holding proof of accommodation.For Spain it is € 583.74 minimum amount (for stays of up to 10 days) & €64.86 per day in excess of 10 days.For Slovakia it is €56 per day (€30 for accommodation, €4 for breakfast, €7.5 for lunch, €7.5 for dinner, €7 for spending) or a certified invitation letter from a sponsor who is bearing the costs.For Malta it is € 48 per day. For Netherlands it € 34 per day.For Austria & Luxembourg it is decided on case to case, basis.Open this link to get the details of all the Schengen Country's daily cash requirements, (Means of Subsistence - How much money do you need for a Schengen Visa).To be on the safer side you should have at least Rs 2,00,000/ in your savings account for this 14 days trip. This would cover the cost & convince the visa officer that the finances will be enough for your sustainment.Good luck. (If you have any query message me).Reference : Schengen Visa Application Process - How to Apply for a Visa to Europe

Choose a country you want to visit , and apply for a tourist visa. Pls note if you are on B1/B2 visa then you should apply from your home country and you should avoid applying from usa.

they are asking your country of entry after visiting schengen countriessuppose you are an american citizen working in uae and you have uae resident visa. you are travelling from uae to schengen country and return to uae itself. in that case you need to fill use resident visa number and its expiry on column number 28.if you are returning back to america then write your american passport number and its expiry details

When I applied for my schengen with airbnb I simply mentioned the address as a hotel. Mentioning as living with a person implies that the person is your sponsor and would require additional documents like sponsorship letters, invitation letter etc. you are paying for an accommodation that should qualify it as a paid accommodation aka hotel.

Nope, you don’t need to. While filling out the form you can state that most of the expenditures are prepaid (like accommodation) and you are having enough cash to support your travel.When i was applying for Schengen visa, I did attach my bank statement but I don’t think it’s mandatory.

Lithuania is the easiest Schengen country to get a visa from, with only 1.3% of the short-term applications rejected in 2018. In total, 98.7% of the applicants for a Schengen Visa to Lithuania received a positive answer on their application.

Submit your Tourist Schengen Visa application at least 15 calendar days prior to your planned journey to the Schengen Area. This is the latest you can file your application. On the other hand, the earliest you can apply for a Tourist visa to the Schengen Zone, is three months before your trip.

Invitation letter from your family or friends in Spain with the address and phone number \u2013 if applicable. Bank statement of the last 6 months. Passport copies.

Your birth certificate provides proof of citizenship. If you need a copy of your birth certificate, contact the Bureau of Vital Statistics in the State in which you were born. We do not issue any kind of citizenship document to a person who is a citizen by birth in the United States.

These countries are: Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.