How to spend your free time off work? Many families dream of…

How to spend your free time off work?

Many families dream of getting some free time off from work so they can finally spend some time with each other and create new memories. One of the best ideas is to create an adventurous trip around Europe which you can get with a Schengen Visa.

What are the general requirements the embassy needs to have your Schengen Visa issued?

Different purposes for applying for a Schengen visa ask for specific documents, but the general documents required by embassies are: a valid passport, two photos of you, travel insurance, proof of financial stability for your stay in the Schengen country, reservations, proof of accommodation, and of course, the completed visa application.

What are the Schengen countries doing during this time?

Among the pandemic outbreak, the EU states are standing together and helping each citizen in need. Large amounts of financial, medical and personnel assistance is separated to help all EU member states. A budget of about 40 billion Euros has been put aside for the current situation to help any member states in this crisis. There are German hospital taking Italian patients, France and Austria are sending masks to Italian doctors and this proves EU solidarity. Beside this EU has been working non-stop to boost production of new medical equipment.

What is a Schengen Visa and where can you use it?

Visiting the beautiful tourist attractions of Europe has been made easier by the Schengen Visa. It is a short term stay visa that gives you access to 26 European countries without being checked at every border.

How many people apply for a Schengen Visa every year?

The Schengen Visa is the most commonly used Visa in Europe. It gives you entrance to 26 countries without needing any additional documents. In the year past years, more than 14 million people used a Schengen Visa to travel around the European continent.

What happens if you receive the answer from the embassy that your Visa application has been rejected?

If your application for the Schengen Visa has been denied, you will receive a form stating the reasons why this has happened. Take note of these reasons so you can fix them and make sure that you will get that visa the next time you apply for it.

Information for travelers!

Travel abroad and discover the wonders of the world! No matter whether you want to enjoy the cultural program in a foreign big city or the experience of nature in the wilderness, whether you want to go hiking in the mountains or to the sea, on your journey you will experience unique moments. You will meet other travelers and locals, get to know foreign cultures and broaden your horizon. In order to be able to embark on this adventure with complete peace of mind, reliable insurance cover is particularly important. After all, you can also fall ill abroad and there are many other risks against which you should insure yourself. A few practical examples:

• When you discover the big city on a borrowed bicycle, you scrape a parked car.
• Your laptop is stolen from your hotel room.
• After a streetfood festival your stomach gets upset and you have to see a doctor.
• After an accident, you will need a lengthy dental treatment.
• You are seriously ill and a member of your family would like to come.

We therefore recommend that you take out complete cover, including health insurance, personal liability insurance, accident insurance and assistance insurance. All these insurances are included in the PROTRIP-WORLD insurance package. Young travelers can get PROTRIP-WORLD at an even lower rate.

What can you do if you can’t attend a summer course in Europe because your Visa got rejected?

If you were planning to attend a summer course in your favorite field in any country in Europe but unfortunately your Schengen visa gets denied, that is okay! If you miss the deadline of the course, there will always be other courses being held next year, maybe in a more beautiful European country.

What can you do if your Schengen Visa gets issued?

Going to a Schengen state to work for a short time, find a smmer or winter course or even just going to visit, are some of the many things almost half a million people holding a Schengen visa are able to do.