Schengen Visa Insurance





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 Requirements/Procedures
 Overview
 Schengen Agreement
 Requirements/Exemptions
 Application
 Documents
 Application Form
 Passport Requirements
 Photograph Requirements
 Visa Fees
 Means of Substinence
 Embassies and Consulates
 Schengen Travel Insurance


 Visa Types
 Airport Transit Visa
 Employment Visa
 Group Visa
 Limited Territorial Validity Visa
 Permanent Residence With Schengen Spouse
 Short Stay Visa - Tourist, Business
 Student Visa

Single/Multiple Entry Short Stay Visa
Short stay Schengen visa entitles the holder to visit the Schengen countries for tourism, visiting friends/family, business etc. up to 90 days within 180 days period from the date of first entry. The stay may be either continuous or several visits depending upon whether the visa is single or multiple entry.

Single-entry visa: Allows uninterrupted stay. Once the person departs the Schengen territory, he/she can't enter again without obtaining new visa.

Multiple-entry visa: Allows multiple stays in one or more Schengen countries, as long as the total length of the stay does not exceed 90 days in a given 180 days period from the date of first entry. The stay may either be continuous or spread over several visits within the validity periods of the visa, but no more than the number of entries authorized by the visa. Multiple entry visa may be valid for 1 year.
If the entries show "02", you are allowed 2 entries. If the entries show "MULT", you are allowed more than 2 entries.
Multiple entry visa is not issued at all the embassies/consulates.

If the validity of the visa is over while visiting the Schengen territory, the person can no longer stay in Schengen territory even if the person has not stayed for 90 days. Additionally, visa will expire when the total number of exits made by the visa holder equals the number of authorized entries, even if the visa holder has not used up the number of days authorized by the visa.

FAQ
Tourist visa
Q: I am a visitor to the US on a B1/B2 and I would like to spend 2 weeks in Germany at the end of my trip to the US and before going back to India. Where do I apply for Schengen visa?

A: Schengen consulates in USA can issue Schengen visa only to the legal resident aliens in the US. If you are visiting US, you must apply at the Schengen embassy/consulate in your home country.



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