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Choisissez votre type de visa
Le tarif affiché est le total — frais d'ambassade et frais de service réunis.
Bureau des visas · Schengen · TV369
Schengen visa pour les Indiens
15 Working Days99 % d'acceptationVérification par un expertDéposez au moins 1 Month avant votre départ
4,000INR · tout compris15 daysDélaiShort Term Visa 90 DaysType d'entréeSelon le visaValidité1 MonthDéposer avant leShort Term TouristCatégorie de visa
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Le visa
Ce que vous demandez, exactement tel qu'il sera délivré.
🌍SchengenShort Term Tourist · Short Term Visa 90 Days
TypeShort Term Tourist visa
EntréesShort Term Visa 90 Days
ValiditéSelon le visa
Délai15 days
Déposer avant le1 Month
Délivré parAmbassade de Schengen
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Documents requis
La plupart des refus viennent des documents, pas de l'éligibilité — c'est pourquoi une personne vérifie chacun d'eux avant le dépôt.
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Valid passport must not be older than 10 years also it must be valid for at least THREE MONTHS longer than the intended stay. The passport must also have at least TWO BLANK PAGES to affix the visa and should be along with all old passport booklets. Handwritten passports, Passports with observation and passports of 20-year validity are NOT acceptable.
Photocopy of first and last page of the passport.
1 Form (Electronically generated along with the bar code receipt, after feeding in all the details in website, ALL VISA APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED STRICTLY ON APPOINTMENT BASIS ONLY)
2 Recent Coloured Photograph (Fresh ones i.e. NOT used earlier for any visa)
Travel Insurance as per Schengen specification, matching with ticket dates with risk coverage of Euro 30,000. For downloading the list of Approved Insurance Companies and detailed information on Travel Insurance please visit our visa forms section of our website.
Confirmed Return Ticket (or ticket with Live PNR) , covering all the sectors
Tour itinerary /Day to day Itinerary
Confirmed Hotel as per the ticket (with hotel Name, Address, Telephone no and Email. Id)
Personal IT papers latest 3 years.
Bank statement of the applicant – last 6 months.
Authority Letter in case biometrics not needed and Airocity is submitting the application on behalf of the applicant
Également requis, selon votre situation
Si vous êtes salarié
- In case of Employee -Proof of employment (employment certificate/NOC)and Pay slip of last 3 months.
Si vous êtes étudiant
- For student- leave letter / report card issued from School and ID is required.
Si vous êtes indépendant
- In case applicant is the proprietor / owner of the company-,Cover letter on company’s letter head, company’s Original 3 months bank statement (with bank seal and signature), proof of paid income tax (for 3 years), company memo, partnership deed, establishment license or proprietorship etc are required.
Si vous êtes retraité
- If the applicant is retired- Proof of retirement, pension statements for the last three months; – proof of regular income generated by ownership of property or business.
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Comment ça marche
Vous faites la première étape. Nous faisons le reste.
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Envoyez vos documents
En une fois. S'il manque quelque chose, nous vous le disons tout de suite.
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Nous vérifions et déposons
Un agent visas lit chaque page avant qu'elle n'arrive à l'ambassade.
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Suivez et récupérez
Un point à chaque étape, puis le visa qui vous revient.
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Questions fréquentes
What is a Schengen Visa?
A **Schengen Visa** is a short-stay visa that allows travelers to visit **27 European countries** within the **Schengen Area** for up to **90 days within a 180-day period** for tourism, business, medical, or family visits.
Which countries are in the Schengen Area?
The Schengen Area includes: 🇦🇹 **Austria** \| 🇧🇪 **Belgium** \| 🇭🇷 **Croatia** \| 🇨🇿 **Czech Republic** \| 🇩🇰 **Denmark** \| 🇪🇪 **Estonia** \| 🇫🇮 **Finland** \| 🇫🇷 **France** \| 🇩🇪 **Germany** \| 🇬🇷 **Greece** \| 🇭🇺 **Hungary** \| 🇮🇸 **Iceland** \| 🇮🇹 **Italy** \| 🇱🇻 **Latvia** \| 🇱🇮 **Liechtenstein** \| 🇱🇹 **Lithuania** \| 🇱🇺 **Luxembourg** \| 🇲🇹 **Malta** \| 🇳🇱 **Netherlands** \| 🇳🇴 **Norway** \| 🇵🇱 **Poland** \| 🇵🇹 **Portugal** \| 🇸🇰 **Slovakia** \| 🇸🇮 **Slovenia** \| 🇪🇸 **Spain** \| 🇸🇪 **Sweden** \| 🇨🇭 **Switzerland**
Do I need a Schengen Visa?
* **Visa-Free Countries**: Citizens of **the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, UAE, and several Latin American countries** can enter Schengen **without a visa for up to 90 days**. * **Visa Required**: Nationals of **India, Pakistan, China, Nigeria, Philippines, and other non-EU countries** must apply for a **Schengen Visa** before traveling.
What are the types of Schengen Visas?
* **Tourist Visa** – For leisure travel (**valid for up to 90 days**). * **Business Visa** – For work-related trips. * **Student Visa** – For short-term courses under 90 days. * **Medical Visa** – For medical treatments in a Schengen country. * **Transit Visa** – For travelers stopping over in a Schengen country.
How do I apply for a Schengen Visa?
* Apply at the **embassy/consulate** of the Schengen country you plan to visit. * If visiting multiple countries, apply at the **embassy of the country where you’ll spend the most days**. * Submit the application **at least 15–45 days before travel**.
What documents are required for a Schengen Visa?
* **Completed visa application form** * **Valid passport** (with at least **3 months validity** beyond departure) * **Passport-size photos** (as per Schengen specifications) * **Travel itinerary & flight reservation** * **Hotel booking or accommodation proof** * **Travel insurance** (minimum coverage of **€30,000**) * **Proof of financial means** (bank statements, salary slips, etc.) * **Letter of invitation (if applicable)** ####
How long does it take to process a Schengen Visa?
* **Standard processing time**: **15 working days** * **Extended processing**: Up to **45 days** (if additional documents are required)
Can I extend my Schengen Visa?
* **Visa extensions are rare** and only granted for medical emergencies or other exceptional reasons. * Overstaying can result in **fines, deportation, or travel bans**.
What recent changes have been made to the Schengen Visa policy?
* **ETIAS System (Coming in 2025)**: Visa-exempt travelers (e.g., from the US, UK, Canada) must **pre-register online** before traveling. * **Higher visa fees introduced in 2024**. * **More digital application processes** being implemented.