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- اسبانيا - السويد
General Information on Schengen Short Term or Travel Visas
General information
In 1995 a new type of visa - Schengen visa - was introduced by
some EU countries.
Schengen Visas are now issued by
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal,
Spain and Sweden.
The issue of such visa is discretionary and depends on
examination of each individual case, including purpose of
visit and intention to return. If you intend to visit one of
the Schengen countries for business, as a tourist or for a
personal/private visit, you must first obtain a Schengen visa,
which is valid in all Schengen countries. This normally
enables you to visit any, several or all above mentioned
countries and move freely in all of the Schengen countries
during one trip within the validity of the visa. A Schengen
visa is not appropriate if you wish to remain in a Schengen
member state for longer than 3 months or take up employment or
establish a business or trade or profession.
Apart from these so called Short-Term or Travel Visas there
are 2 other types of Schengen visas: The airport transit visa
allows holders to pass through the international transit zone
of an airport of a Schengen member state without giving access
to the national territory of the Schengen Member State. The
transit visa enables applicants to pass through the territory
of one or more Schengen member states on their way to another
country outside the Schengen area. Please note that the
documents required for both the airport transit visa and the
transit visa may differ from those required for the short stay
entry visa.
This visa information only concerns applications for ShortTerm
or Travel Visas;
Where to apply for a Schengen visa
If you are not resident in the U.K.,you should normally apply
to the Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence.
If you want to visit only one Schengen country, apply for a
visa to the Embassy or Consulate of that country. If you want
to visit several Schengen countries, apply to the Embassy or
Consulate of the country in which your main destination is
situated. If you intend to visit several Schengen countries
but do not have a main destination, you should apply to the
Embassy or Consulate of the Schengen country of your first
port of entry..
The visa section of the German Embassy which is responsible
for residents in Northern Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man and
England (except Cumbria, Durham, Northumberland,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Gateshead,
Sunderland) is in London (opening hours Monday to Friday from
9.00 to 12.00 noon.). There is normally no visa service on
British and national Bank Holidays. Embassies / Consulates of
other Schengen countries may have different opening times.
Normally you must apply in person to the Embassy or Consulate
during the opening hours to lodge in your application.
Processing time
Your application should be lodged at the Embassy/Consulate at
least severalweeks before the proposed journey is undertaken.
What documentation you must have for your application
Requirements might vary slightly between the different
Schengen missions.
Please note that only applications with all supporting
documents as follows will be accepted.
Please note that in some cases further documents and
guarantees might be required with your application.
Completed application form(s), duly signed by the applicant(s).
You must answer all the questions otherwise your application
will not be accepted. In some cases more than one application
form may have to be submitted.
Recent passport photograph(s)
Passport or official travel document accepted by all Schengen
countries. Make sure it has a blank page for the visa sticker.
your travel document must be valid for at least three months
longer than the expiry date of the visa you are applying for.
Proof of the purpose of the visit:
The following documents are required:
- Visit to your family, relatives or friends: Declaration of
Support signed by your German host (Verpflichtungserkl?rung),
obtainable from your host's local Foreign Nationals Authority
- for tourism
Evidence of accommodation, e.g. provisional hotel reservation
covering all of your stay in the Schengen countries
- for business
Recent offical letter of invitation from your foreign business
associate or host explaining in detail the nature and duration
of stayapplied for and whether it involves single, double or
multipe entry and evidenceof accommodation, e.g. confirmed
hotelreservation.
Evidence that you have sufficient funds to support yourself
during your stay, e.g. recent bank statement, traveller's
cheques, credit cards ( credit cards only with recent
statement confirming credit limit. Please note that cash is
not acceptable proof).
Evidence of occupation/student status
Proof of your current occupation in the U.K. This could be an
original letter from your employer, a solicitor, Company House
or a Chamber of Commerce. If you are a student in the U.K. you
might be asked to submit an original letter from your school
or university confirming your status/attendance.
Proof of health insurance(travel insurance or Carnet de
Touriste) to cover the wholeperiod of the visa's validityIf
you are a spouse or widow of a EU citizen you can obtain form
E 111 from any U.K. post office.
a prepaid and self-addressed envelope for registered mail
(special delivery) if you want your visa to be sent to your
home address
On applying for your visa you might be required to show your
travel arrangements (reservation of travel ticket) and on
collecting your visa you might be required to show the
original confirmation of your hotel reservation and your
confirmed and/or non-transferable travel-ticket.
Notice for minors: Minors (under 18 / under 19 (Austria))
applying for a visa, in addition to the above mentioned
documents, must produce a recent original letter from their
school, college, university and/or (Austria)declaration from
their parents or legal guardian authorising them to travel and
stay in a Schengen country and appointing the person who will
be responsible for them together with the passport of one of
their parents. Parents applying on behalf of a child must
provide some official form of identity (Passport or ID-card).
Proof of parentage might also be needed.
Cost of visa
The cost of your visa depends on the type and length of
validity of the visa , and is subject to change in accordance
with the rate of exchange.
Visas are issued free of charge to the spouse and descendants
of EU nationals. Proof of relationship is required (spouse´s
original passport, original birth certificate of child(ren)
and original marriage certificate. Copies are not accepted
unless certified, and documents should be submitted on each
application). Documents not in English or the Embassy´s /Consulate´s
language require a certified translation.
If you require information about visas to other Schengen
countries, please phone their visa information lines (calls at
60 pence per minute): Austria 09001 600 250, Belgium 09001 600
255, Denmark 09001 600 110, France 09001 887 733, Germany
09065 508 922, Greece 09001 171 202, Italy 09001 600 340,
Luxemburg 09001 235 6961, The Netherlands 09001 171 217,
Portugal 09001 600 202, Spain 09001 600 123, Sweden 09001 600
115
Holders of Schengen visa are still subject to immigration
control and are not guaranteed entry into any of the Schengen
countries.
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