Europe is calling.
Let’s get you ready.
Schengen visa preparation for the trip you have in mind. Get your itinerary, documents and next steps in order, with clear fees from the start.
Tourism, family visits and permitted short business trips.
A little preparation.
A much clearer journey.
Whether it is one city or a few countries, we help you bring your application together around your actual plans.
Just need a document review?Make sense of your destination
Bring your travel dates and countries together so you can check which consulate should handle your application.
Build your document checklist
Organise your passport details, financial records, accommodation and insurance information around the official instructions.
Connect the details of your trip
Review the consistency of your itinerary, application information and any supporting invitation or cover letter.
Prepare for your appointment
Know which documents to take and which steps to check with the official application provider. Appointments depend on its availability.
Your destination. Your preparation fee.
Schengen preparation uses our existing visitor service fees. Choose your main destination to see the fee and payment options; we confirm the scope before work begins.
Schengen application preparation
Planning another Schengen destination? Ask us about availability and a quote. Fees above cover professional preparation; they are not embassy visa fees.
Before you make plans.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality, residence and travel plans. Start with the official guidance and the consulate responsible for your application.
European Commission guidance (opens in a new tab)Guidance checked 20 September 2026.
What does a Schengen visa cover?
A short-stay Schengen visa allows eligible visits of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, subject to the conditions of the visa. Check whether you need a visa and whether it permits your intended activities.
Which country should I apply through?
For a multi-country trip, the European Commission directs applicants to the country where they will spend the most time. For equal stays, it points to the country visited first. Also check the consulate responsible for where you legally reside.
Are appointments and insurance included?
The professional fee covers the agreed preparation work. Consular fees, application-centre charges, insurance and any translation or certification are separate. Appointment slots and decisions are controlled by the official provider and authorities.
What should I share in my first enquiry?
Your nationality, country of residence, destination, approximate travel dates and application stage are a useful start. You do not need to send passports, bank statements or other sensitive documents in the first message.
Make your next move a European one.
Tell us where you are headed and when. We will discuss your preparation needs and confirm the professional fee.