General consultation
An hour with somebody who does this every day.
What you get
Three answers, in the order they matter.
First
Which country the application goes to
- The country you spend the longest in, worked out from your itinerary
- Where two are equal, the one you enter first
- Get it wrong and the file is refused before anybody reads it
Then
When to start, counting backwards
- Back from your travel dates, through the wait at your own centre
- Three months of statements, still current on the day you submit
- Which of those comes first, which is why most people are late
And
What to actually do next
- A short list for your case, in order
- What to ask for, not just what to file
- Whether your history can carry a multi-entry visa
Book this if
- You are not sure which country to apply through.
- You have a trip in mind and no idea how early to start.
- Your case is unusual: a new job, a gap in statements, a sponsor abroad.
- You have been quoted elsewhere and want a second opinion first.
Before you book
No. That one is an hour on a file you have already assembled: we read it document by document. This is for before there is a file, or when the question is not about documents at all.
That is one of the commonest reasons to book this, and the form does not require a country for exactly that reason. Tell us the trip and we will work out which consulate it belongs to.
Not in this hour. This is advice on your own situation. If you want the file built for you, say so on the call and we will tell you what that costs.
The Entry/Exit System now registers entries and exits at the Schengen border, which changes what happens when you travel rather than what goes in the application. We will tell you what it means for your trip.
Then it takes ten minutes and the rest of the hour is yours to use or not. We do not pad.
₹1,000 for the hour.
An hour with an advisor for any Schengen question: which visa, when to apply, whether your situation works.