Touring in Europe with Schengen Visa
21 Jun 2013 04:41:00
Europe is one of the favorite tourist destinations of the traveler. Unfortunately visiting to the countries of this continent are often constrained by rather difficult visa. But there is a magic visa that will facilitate you to visit the countries in Europe without the need to commute visa again. The name is Schengen Visa. Schengen Visa is a visa with a combined system of 25 countries in Europe: Belgium, Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. So with that visa, you are free to go out-and-in to those 25 countries in Europe. How cool is that? As we know, Europe has wonderful tourist attractions in each country. There are many tourist places we can visit in various countries.
The Schengen Visa itself has a term of six months, but you can only just settle there per three months. To get Schengen Visa is rather easy. Visa can be administered by yourself or with a travel agent services. If you use a travel agent services, it would be much more expensive than taking care of yourself. If you want to get Schengen Visa by yourself, you can come to the embassies of European countries in Indonesia.
The most friendly European contry to the people of Indonesia is Netherlands. So you can choose the Netherlands embassy to issue your Schengen Visa. Before that of course you have to prepare some necessary documents such as application forms, passport valid for a period of approximately three months after departure, a passport photo, proof of travel insurance and saving accounts. For more information about the terms and conditions, you should first look at the Netherlands embassy website. Usually the time to process Schengen Visa will take a maximum of fifteen days. You also need to be more detailed in your documents so that the Schengen Visa process will be easier for you. It is not a dream anymore to have a tour in Europe, isn’t it?
