A Schengen visa lets you visit the 29 Schengen countries for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Most refusals from Pakistan are not about the applicant being "weak". They come from the wrong embassy, unexplained deposits in the bank statement, insurance that does not cover every day, or a travel plan that does not match the bookings. Those are exactly the things we check.
What our Schengen file consultation includes
- Choosing the correct consulate: the country of your main stay, or of first entry if your nights are equal.
- A checklist for that consulate and for your profile: salaried, business owner, student or family.
- Completing or checking the Schengen application form.
- A natural, first-person cover letter and a day-by-day itinerary that agrees with your hotel and flight reservations.
- Reviewing your bank statement, tax records and NOC or business documents, and flagging anything an officer may question.
- Checking that your travel insurance covers at least EUR 30,000 and every day of the trip.
- A final page-by-page cross-check before your VFS, TLScontact or BLS appointment.
Official facts to know (checked 1 November 2026)
| Visa fee | EUR 90 adult, EUR 45 child aged 6 to 12 (paid to the consulate or visa centre) |
|---|---|
| When to apply | No earlier than 6 months and no later than 15 days before travel |
| Insurance | At least EUR 30,000 medical cover, valid in all Schengen countries |
| Passport | Valid at least 3 months after you leave, issued within the last 10 years |
| Decision | Normally within 15 days, can be extended |
Our fee is PKR 20,000 per person for the Schengen file consultation. Read the full Schengen visa checklist for Pakistan and France, Italy or Germany: which embassy.
Roman Urdu mein khulasa
Pakistan se Schengen visa ke liye sahi embassy, checklist, form, EUR 30,000 insurance, bank statement aur cover letter sab check karte hain. Fees 20,000 rupay fi kas. Embassy fees EUR 90 alag hai.
Information checked 1 November 2026. Rules change, so always confirm on the official website before you apply. Only the embassy decides a visa.
