A Schengen visa is a visa that allows citizens of the Schengen countries to travel within the Schengen area. There are three types of this visa: transit, short-term and long-term. To obtain it, you must provide a package of documents, as well as fill out a special form.
Instructions
Step 1
To fill out an application for a transit Schengen visa, you must provide the embassy with a passport, two 3x4 photos, international medical insurance, tickets for travel, certificates of reserved places of stay, and for minors, permission from parents certified by a notary and a copy of the passport of one of the parents or guardian are required.
Step 2
When filling out a short-term Schengen visa, it is necessary to submit to the above documents a certificate of currency exchange, a certificate of income and documents confirming that the citizen is able to cover the costs of staying in and leaving the country.
When applying for a Schengen visa, a citizen must fill out an appropriate form, in which he enters information from personal documents and attaches copies of certificates and documents.
There should be no mistakes or mistakes in this questionnaire, so read all points carefully and strictly follow the instructions in brackets
Step 3
It is necessary to fill in all the points in the questionnaire and, although some of them are filled in at will, you should not leave them empty, because they are the ones who pay attention to at the consulates. where you intend to live - in a hotel, with relatives or in a rented apartment.
Next, you will answer questions about yourself and your family. Please note that even if you have been divorced or widowed for a long time, the details of your spouse (spouses in order) still need to be indicated.
When specifying the place of work or service in the questionnaire, you must indicate the legal address of the organization, this means that if you are employed in the branch of the organization, and the legal address is one - the head one - then you need to indicate the head one in the questionnaire.
Step 4
Questions regarding your previous trips abroad will allow you to assess your reliability. if you previously received a visa refusal, then it is pointless to hide it, in any case, the data you specified will be double-checked and the lie will not work in your favor.
If you have relatives in the country of entry and you know for sure that you will visit them or even live with them, this must also be indicated in the application form. Some argue that the presence of relatives in the Schengen countries often leads to a refusal to issue visas to Russians, but this is not true, relatives in this case serve as a guarantor that if something happens to you, they will help you, including on the way home.
