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Schengen

For a Schengen visa, the form, itinerary, bookings and supporting documents all need to match. We help you get those pieces in order before the appointment.

Make the trip easy to follow on paper.

We help with short-stay visa applications for France, Italy, the Netherlands, Hungary and other Schengen destinations.

We organise the itinerary and supporting documents around the trip you are actually planning.

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Visa Privé provides administrative and document-preparation support. We do not guarantee visa outcomes. Where regulated immigration or legal advice is required, that work must be provided by an appropriately authorised professional.

What we can help with.

These are the parts we can help you prepare.

01

Itinerary

Lay out the dates, destinations and accommodation in a way that is easy to follow.

02

Evidence

Put the relevant financial, work, residence and travel documents in a sensible order.

03

Document consistency

Check that the bookings, form and supporting documents use the same dates and details.

04

Application readiness

Put the application pack together for the relevant consulate or visa centre.

A little inspiration

One visa can open up very different kinds of trips.

Keep the route realistic, but make it yours — city streets, lakes, coastlines or a few days somewhere quieter.

France

Paris beyond the checklist

See the landmarks, then wander a little: Canal Saint-Martin, the Marais and the smaller streets away from the busiest parts of the city.

Italy

Mix cities with scenery

Rome, Milan and Venice work well with a slower stop in the lakes, Tuscany or the Dolomites if your itinerary has the time.

Elsewhere in Europe

Change the pace

Amsterdam’s Jordaan, Budapest along the Danube or a smaller town between major stops can make the trip feel less like a checklist.

Start with a conversation

Planning a
Schengen trip?

Tell us where you want to go, what kind of trip you are planning and a little about your situation. We’ll start there before asking for documents.

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