One visa, all of Schengen

Good to know

One Schengen visa covers 29 countries, but you do not get to choose which embassy decides it. The country you apply to is set by where you are actually going, not by which appointment is easiest to get — and filing at the wrong one is a refusal on a technicality rather than on the strength of your case.

• Apply at the embassy of the country you'll spend the most days in.
• Passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your return date.
• Most embassies require biometric data in person — we book your appointment.
• Travel insurance covering €30,000 is mandatory — we arrange it.
• The 90-day limit is counted across the whole area within any 180-day period, not per country.
• Entry is recorded digitally under the EU Entry/Exit System rather than with a passport stamp.

Pick your main destination above for its fee, document list and processing time. If your trip splits evenly between two countries, send us the itinerary and we will tell you which embassy the file belongs to before you book anything.