Schengen Long Stay Visa

Schengen Long-Stay Visa Processing Fees

Over 90 Days

Inclusions:

1. Application & Document Support

• Personalized visa consultation tailored to your case

• Assistance in completing and reviewing application forms

• Checklist and support for compiling supporting documents

• Guidance on document translation and legalization

• Template letters (invitation, relationship proof, sponsor letters)

2. Timeline & Process Guidance

• Step-by-step navigation of IND/embassy process

• Visa timeline planning with key reminders

• Booking of embassy appointments (where applicable)

• Support with MVV application (if required)

Exclusions:

• Visa application fees (paid directly to the Schengen Immigration office or embassy)

  • Partner/Family Visa: €243 / ₱15,200

  • Work Visa: €285 / ₱17,900

  • Study Visa: €174 / ₱10,900

  • General Long-Stay Visa: €99 / ₱6,200

• Translation and notarization fees (if applicable)

• Travel insurance (can be arranged separately if needed)

• Costs related to missing, incomplete, or reissued documents

Important Note:

• Visa approval is subject to the discretion of the IND or embassy

• Incomplete documentation may lead to delays or rejections—we highly recommend full compliance with all checklist items

• Visa assistance fees are non-refundable once service has commenced

• Emotional coaching and legal consultations are distinct and optional services

• Partner Visa applicants must verify, e.g. civic integration exam (MVV) requirements in advance

Schengen Long-Stay Visa Requirements

1. Valid Passport – Must be valid for the entire duration of the stay.

2. Visa Application Form – Fully completed and signed.

3. Recent Passport-Sized Photos – 3.5cm x 4.5cm, white background.

4. Proof of Purpose of Stay:

   • Work Visa: Employment contract from an employer in the Schengen country.

   • Study Visa: Acceptance letter from a recognized educational institution.

   • Partner/Family Reunification: Proof of relationship (marriage certificate, birth certificate).

5. Proof of Accommodation: Rental contract, proof of homeownership, or a host’s confirmation letter.

6. Proof of Financial Means:

   • For Employees: Recent pay slips, employment contract, and latest tax returns.

   • For Business Owners: Business registration, financial statements, and tax records.

   • For Students: Proof of financial support, sponsor documents, or scholarship letters.

7. Health Insurance: Valid for the entire duration of stay, covering medical expenses and hospitalization.

8. Visa Fee Payment Receipt: Proof of payment of the applicable visa fee.

9. Additional Supporting Documents: As required by the specific embassy or consulate.

Additional documents may be required depending on the specific visa category and destination country.