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To visit a number of European countries require a Schengen visa . History of the Schengen visa has more than 20 years. The historic event took place on June 14, 1985 in g. Shengen in Luxembourg. On this day, an agreement was signed on the abolition of customs control and the creation of the Schengen area. The first countries of the Schengen agreement are France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg . Late joined by Spain, Portugal, Austria . Today the list includes 25 Schengen countries: Austria, Hungary, Belgium, Greece, Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Finland, France, Czech Republic, Sweden, Estonia, Switzerland .
The main purpose of the Schengen agreement - the free movement of citizens, including foreign tourists , within the borders of the Schengen area . Any foreign national who apply for a Schengen visa , has the right to freely move within the countries of the Schengen agreement for the duration of the visa. The main condition - the entry must be through the territory of the country which issued the visa.
Categories of Schengen visas
Schengen visas are divided into several categories:
- Category A - airport transit visa
- Category B - transit visa
- Category C - Tourist Visas
- Category D - National Visa
- Category C + D - long-stay visa
Airport transit visa
issued to those who commit transit flights through Schengen country. This visa entitles you to stay in the transit area of the airport, but no more. The owner of an airport transit visa can not move within the country.
The transit Schengen visa
entitles its holder to pass through the territory of the Schengen State. A transit visa is issued for a short period of time, from one to five days, maybe one-and two-fold. The transit visa does not give the right to work and a long stay in the country. To obtain a transit visa, you must provide a visa to the country where the traveler goes, a standard set of documents, the originals of tickets to the destination.
Tourist Schengen visa
issued at the consulate or embassy of the state, which is scheduled to visit, and is the basis for entry into its territory. Tourist visa can be single and multiple. Usually issued for up to 90 days and is valid for 6 months. Thus, the holder of a Schengen tourist visa is entitled to visit the country several times in six months, but not more than 90 days. It may also be issued tourist visa , which is issued on the basis of inviting friends or relatives. To obtain such a visa, a standard set of documents.
National Visa
issued for a period exceeding 3 months. Such visas are issued by each State in accordance with its legislation. The owner of a national visa is entitled to travel through the territory of the Schengen countries to enter the territory of the country to get a visa.The term transit movement may not exceed five days.
The Schengen visa is a long-term stay
combines the features of national and tourist visas. This visa gives the owner the right to long-term stay in one of the Schengen group and at the same time allows to move freely on the territory of the member states of Schengen treaty. More often than not, a long-term visa is a business visa or a visa, providing the right to work.
Schengen visas
The most popular of the Schengen visa is a tourist. Contents Schengen visa can be both independently and through intermediaries. Self-registration of Schengen visas - a process consuming a lot of time and effort. First of all, you need to collect large set of documents:
- passport with a photocopy of the first page (valid for 3 months more than planned travel);
- A completed application form;
- photocopy of all pages of the passport;
- certificate of employment stating position, annual salary, length of service;
- 2 photos 3,5 / 4,5 color, confirmation of hotel booking for the entire duration of the trip;
- health insurance;
- account statement.
List of documents for each country Schengen agreement may vary. For children traveling with their parents, there are specific rules for entry into the territory of the Schengen agreement. To issue a Schengen visa for the child, except for the passport, you must provide regular passport (if the child is over 14 years old) or a birth certificate, a certificate of study, health insurance for the entire stay, permission from the parent, not the child will; personal data.
Visa is issued at the consulate or embassy of the country where you plan to go. The term Schengen visas varies from 4 to 12 days, depending on the country in which you are going.
There are cases of refusal of a visa without explanation. The official cause of failure can be deported from the country of the Schengen agreement during a previous trip. All Schengen states have a single computer database, which recorded the person who violated the rule of law. The grounds for refusal may also be feeding false information in the application form, the lack of well-paid jobs. Informal cause of failure can also be un-presentable appearance and even nationality.
Our employees in the short term will help you to prepare all necessary documents and will solve all the problems associated with the Schengen visa. You will receive competent advice, learn all the nuances of the requirements for obtaining a visa.
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