EU/Schengen Visa Services for Thai and International Citizens

Get Help With Your EU/Schengen Visa Application

The Schengen Visa is your gateway to exploring 27 European countries, including most of the EU, with a single travel document, The visa allows entry to the Schengen Area, which includes: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland

It’s ideal for short stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period for purposes such as tourism, visiting family, attending business meetings, or short-term studies.

Longer term visas are issued by the individual member Schengen state - and are similar to the Schengen visa but technically are not considered one.

Thai passport holders MUST have a visa to enter the EU except when transiting.

Types of Schengen Visas

Short-Stay Visa (Type C)

There are multiple categories applicable to this, including Tourism, Business (conferences, meetings etc.) Family, Medical, Sports, Cultural, Spouse and Religious. The general concept/requirements/benefits are the same for all categories, with specific evidence required for each category, e.g. Medical requires an appointment letter.

Single-Entry Visa

• Purpose: Allows a one-time entry into the Schengen Area. After leaving, a new visa is required for re-entry.

• Duration: Typically valid for up to 90 days within 180 days for a single visit.

Multiple-Entry Visa

• Purpose: Permits multiple entries during its validity, allowing flexible travel.

• Duration: Valid for up to 5 years, depending on the application and the consulate’s decision. Each stay can last up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

Key Requirements:

• Intent to Leave: Proof of intent to return to your home country (employment, family, property).

• Financial Stability: Bank statements to show funds covering travel and stay expenses.

• Purpose of Visit: Travel itinerary, hotel bookings, or invitation letters.

Long-Stay Visa (Type D)

These are technically not a Schengen visa - however they are issued by a Schengen state and grant free-travel within the Schengen area for leisure, but does NOT allow you to live, work, or study in a Schengen state other than the issuing state.

This category covers a wide range such as retirement, study, work, visiting, digital nomads and more.

• Purpose: For extended stays in a Schengen country for study, work, or family reunification.

• Key Features: Issued by the specific country where the applicant intends to stay long-term.

• Key Requirements:

  • Country-Specific Documentation: Proof such as a work contract, university acceptance, or family reunification paperwork.

  • Proof of Financial Support: Sufficient funds to sustain yourself during your stay.

  • Travel Insurance: Valid for the entire duration of your stay.

• Duration: Usually valid for more than 90 days, depending on the issuing country’s policies.

Business Visa (Type C)

• Purpose:
  For individuals attending conferences, negotiating contracts, or engaging in business activities in the Schengen Area.

• Key Features:

  • Can be issued as a single-entry or multiple-entry visa, depending on the purpose and frequency of travel.

• Key Requirements:

  • Invitation Letter: From the host company or organization in the Schengen country.

  • Proof of Employment: Documentation from your employer supporting the purpose and duration of the trip.

  • Financial Proof: Evidence of sufficient funds for the trip or sponsorship from your employer.

  • Travel Insurance: Valid insurance covering medical emergencies up to €30,000.

Documents Required for a Schengen Visa

General Requirements for All Types:

1. Completed Visa Application Form: Download from the relevant consulate or embassy website.

2. Valid Passport:

   • Must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended departure date.

   • At least two blank pages.

3. Passport Photos: Two recent, compliant with Schengen guidelines.

4. Travel Insurance:

   • Minimum coverage of €30,000 for medical emergencies.

5. Proof of Funds: Bank statements or sponsorship letters showing financial ability.

6. Travel Itinerary: Flight reservations and accommodation details.

7. Ties to Home Country: Employment letters, family ties, or property documents.

Purpose-Specific Additional Documents:

• Tourism: Hotel bookings, daily itinerary.

• Family Visit: Invitation letter from a Schengen resident.

• Study: Acceptance letter from the educational institution.

• Business: Invitation letter from the hosting company.

Tips for a Successful Application

1. Apply Early: Submit your application 3 months before your travel date.

2. Be Transparent: Provide truthful and complete information.

3. Demonstrate Ties: Emphasize reasons to return to your home country.

4. Strong Financial Evidence: Ensure your bank statements cover your stay and travel costs.

How I Can Help

Navigating the Schengen Visa process can be complex, but I provide personalized assistance to simplify the journey:

• Eligibility Check: Assess your purpose of travel and meet the visa requirements.

• Document Preparation: Assist in gathering and organizing required paperwork.

• Appointment Booking: Schedule your biometrics and visa submission.

• Interview Guidance: Prepare you for consulate interviews, if needed.

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