A Permit for Airport Transit or Short Stays in Member States’ Territory. The Schengen Visa is a permit issued by a Member State for the purpose of airport transit or short stays in the territory of one or more Member States. It allows the holder to present themselves at the external border, but it does not automatically confer the right to enter the Schengen area. The holder must still apply for entry at the border post and may be required to present documentation related to the conditions of stay, such as proof of sufficient means of subsistence, accommodation conditions, and valid travel medical insurance.The Schengen visa is intended for short stays of up to 90 days in each 180-day period and can be granted for various purposes, including tourism, family visit, business, seasonal work, and transit. The applicant must appear in person at the consular post of their area of residency and provide justification regarding the objective and conditions of stay. If necessary, the consular post may schedule an interview with the applicant.
The necessary documents for the visa application must be produced in their original form, including copies. The payment of the visa fee for the administrative processing of the visa application does not guarantee a visa being granted, nor does it entail a refund in case of refusal. At Kash Legal Services, a UK immigration law firm, we can assist you with your Schengen visa application. Our team of experienced