Hotel Reservation for Schengen Visa

Although it is an EU state member, the UK is not part of the Schengen system. Consequently, if you are a non-EU or EEA national, you cannot enter the UK with a Schengen Visa. Since the UK has an opt-out from the Schengen policy, border officers can check people coming from the rest of the EU. In other words, not all travelers may be entitled to enter the UK. However, due to EU rules on free movement of people, the UK must admit EU citizens unless they are committing any immigration fraud. To pass the UK border checks, non-EU nationals need a Standard Visitor Visa. You can submit your application at the British Consulate General of your home country. If you are already travelling abroad, you can still lodge your application with every British consulate in the world. Before you apply for a national visa, it is worth checking if your home country falls under the list of countries that need a permit for the UK. Can you get a Schengen Visa and a UK Visa at the same time...

If you are applying for any type of tourist, student or work visa, you have probably heard the term Dummy Hotel Bookings for Visa Applications Dummy”, in this context, basically refers to a hotel booking that’s not intended for actual use. It can be misleading, because in most cases, these dummy hotel bookings for visa applications are actually just as real as any other hotel booking. The only difference is, they are cancelled before ever being used. There are many providers of this service online, but half of the providers are up to no good, using fake payment methods, or sending photo shopped itineraries instead of actual ones, and the other half charge you so much that you might as well just get a real booking that you intend to use at a later time. At  Schengenvisa Flight Reservation , we pride ourselves in not just offering 100 % authentic dummy hotel bookings for visa applications, but offering that service with the best customer service for our customers, and ...

The first question you might ask if you haven’t applied for a visa before, is “Why do I need dummy hotel bookings for visa applications? There are several answers to this question. First of all, let’s touch upon the main reason for the need for  dummy  hotel bookings  for visa applications : On most embassy website you will find a list of requirements that you need for your visa application. On each of these requirement lists; you’ll find a few requirements that are the same for almost all countries: ·           a hotel booking or reservation for your entire intended stay ·           a flight reservation with return flight It’s not exactly clear why the embassies require this information, because on the same page you will usually find a sentence stating “It is advised against purchasing any tickets before the visa application has been approved.” It can be a...

Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Liechtenstein. We Need to Apply Schengen Visa: Passport endorsed with a valid Leave to remain in the UK If the applicants are students, work permit holders, HSMP, Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 4 (international student in the UK) they must obtain a Leave to Remain in the UK permit. Other than this, the permit of the UK’s residency must be endorsed in the original passport. It must be endorsed in the actual passport of the applicant or it could be in the new biometric ID card. Only these two things are valid. Anything other than this must be taken as invalid. The embassy will also reject the Home office stamps or vignettes if they are attached to a separate document. Theother thing which needs to be remembered is that the applicant’s UK Leave mustbe...

For anyone applying for a Tourist Schengen Visa, it is mandatory to have a valid travel insurance for Schengen Visa when you submit your application. A lot of people think that it doesn’t matter what type of travel insurance they have, but in fact there are many requirements that your Schengen Travel Insurance has to meet in order to be accepted, and it’s important that you read all the fine print so you are certain that your travel insurance will cover you in the events of an emergency. The reason embassies require you to show proof of valid travel insurance is pretty simple; medical expenses are extremely costly, and if the different national governments didn’t require visitors to have their own insurance already in place, they would have to pay millions each year for travelers who either who are in need of medical care while visiting their country. TravelInsurance for Schengen Visa differs somewhat from other travel insurances  in that it has to meet specific requi...

Youcan apply for single, double, or multiple entries into the Schengen Area.  You will find your number of permitted entries on your visa sticker. 3 Types of Entry 1. Single Entry  – A single-entry Schengen visa allows you to cross an external Schengen border to enter the Schengen Area only once in the 180-day period in which your visa is valid. Single entry will be indicated on your visa sticker like this: “Number of Entries 1." 2. Double Entry –  A double-entry Schengen visa allows you to cross an external Schengen border to enter the Schengen Area up to two times in the 180-day period in which your visa is valid. Double entry will be indicated on your visa sticker like this: “Number of Entries 2.” 3. Multi-Entry  – A multi-entry Schengen visa allows you to cross an external Schengen border to enter the Schengen Area multiple times in the period in which your visa is valid. Multiple entries will be indicated on your visa sticker like t...

Youcan apply for single, double, or multiple entries into the Schengen Area.  You will find your number of permitted entries on your visa sticker. 3 Types of Entry 1. Single Entry  – A single-entry Schengen visa allows you to cross an external Schengen border to enter the Schengen Area only once in the 180-day period in which your visa is valid. Single entry will be indicated on your visa sticker like this: “Number of Entries 1." 2. Double Entry –  A double-entry Schengen visa allows you to cross an external Schengen border to enter the Schengen Area up to two times in the 180-day period in which your visa is valid. Double entry will be indicated on your visa sticker like this: “Number of Entries 2.” 3. Multi-Entry  – A multi-entry Schengen visa allows you to cross an external Schengen border to enter the Schengen Area multiple times in the period in which your visa is valid. Multiple entries will be indicated on your visa sticker like t...