Which Country We Can Go With Schengen Visa?

One of the biggest obstacles for migrants seeking to obtain a Schengen visa can be not having enough cash on hand – embassies and consulates generally require applicants bring the exact amount needed in cash when applying.

There must be a legitimate purpose of entry when entering the Schengen Area; such as attending an international student program, medical reasons or enrolling in short term study courses.

Your application form requires you to identify one of these purposes of entry and provide evidence to show you are fulfilling it. Your reasons for wanting to enter the Schengen Area could vary, and these entry purposes provide ample coverage for them all.

Airport Transit Visa – If your plan is to pass through the international transit zone of a Schengen country airport and wait for a connecting flight outside the Schengen zone, an Airport Transit visa may suffice; however if you wish to return back into Schengen after leaving its international transit zone and enter back again as a visitor or short-stay resident you will require another type of permit known as Short Stay Visitor’s Visa (SSVC).

This type of visa, valid for three months, may be obtained by anyone needing medical treatment in one of the countries in the Schengen Area. It’s particularly useful for individuals suffering from serious or chronic medical conditions but can be applied for by anyone if other avenues cannot be explored in getting prompt care.