Schengen Visa Support Services
At Visawebs, we simplify the Schengen visa process so you can focus on your travel plans without stress. Whether you’re preparing for a holiday, a business trip, or visiting family and friends, our experts are here to guide you through every step.
From document preparation to embassy appointments, we make sure your application is complete, accurate, and submitted on time. With our support, you can travel with confidence knowing that your Schengen visa process is in safe hands.
What is a Schengen Visa?
- Tourism
- Business trips
- Family and friend visits
- Medical treatment
- Cultural or sports events
Our Schengen Visa Support Services
1. Personalized Consultation
We start with a one-on-one consultation to understand your travel purpose, eligibility, and documentation needs. Based on your plans, we help you choose the right visa typesingle-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry.
We help you prepare and verify all necessary documents, ensuring they meet embassy standards. Commonly required documents include:
- Completed visa application form
- Passport-size photos (Schengen format)
- Proof of funds (bank statements, salary slips, etc.)
- Valid passport (6+ months validity)
- Flight and accommodation details
- Travel insurance (minimum coverage of €30,000)
We handle the hassle of securing your appointment at the correct embassy or consulate, ensuring you don’t miss deadlines.
4. Interview Preparation
If an interview is required, we guide you through common questions, tips, and best practices so you can present your case with confidence.
From start to finish, we keep you informed of your application progress and assist with any embassy requests for additional information.
Types of Schengen Visas We Handle
From tourism and business to family visits and transit, we guide you through every Schengen visa category with ease.
Tourist Visa
Visitor Visa
Schengen
Business Visa
Transit Visa
Key Things to Know
- Processing Time: Usually 15 calendar days, but apply at least 4–6 weeks before travel.
- Mandatory Travel Insurance: Coverage of at least €30,000 for emergencies and repatriation.
- Visa Validity: Allows up to 90 days of travel within 180 days.
Why Choose Visawebs?
Expert Guidance
Years of experience in handling complex visa cases
Streamlined Process
We cut through the red tape so you don’t waste time
Trusted Support
Thousands of successful applications and happy clients
Schengen Visa Support
Made Simple
Have any Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I travel to Ireland for work?
What are the ways I can work in Ireland?
For non-EEA nationals, working in Ireland generally requires either a valid employment permit or specific immigration permission. First-time applicants for an employment permit must submit their application while residing outside Ireland. The system is managed by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE), and visa-required nationals must secure the permit before applying for a visa.
Certain categories of workers can obtain permission through special programmes. The Atypical Working Scheme, issued by the Department of Justice, allows specific workers to obtain immigration permission, while the Working Holiday Authorisation Programme lets young people from eligible countries fund an extended holiday through temporary work. Non-EEA nationals pursuing a position as a trainee accountant, or intending to work as a Minister of Religion, require preclearance approval before traveling to Ireland. Similarly, volunteering with an eligible organization also requires preclearance for all non-EEA nationals.
Entrepreneurs have the option to participate in the Start-up Entrepreneur Programme (STEP), which allows them to establish and work full-time in a business in Ireland, provided they do not seek employment elsewhere or become a financial burden on the state. The Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP) was open to non-EEA nationals willing to make a significant approved investment, with a minimum of €1 million or €0.5 million under certain conditions. Note that this programme officially closed on 15 February 2024.
Visawebs can help you understand which work route is suitable for your situation and guide you through the process to ensure all immigration and employment requirements are properly met.
