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Urgent Schengen Visa for UAE Residents
We save you up to 40 hours of your time
Submission in 3 days
2,000 AED
We will assist you in promptly preparing and submitting your documents within 3 days, and in two weeks, you will receive your visa.
Our specialists take an individualized approach to each client: considering your plans, recommending the most suitable country for submission, and helping to maximize the chances of a successful visa issuance. We support you at every stage, making the visa process simple and convenient.
Our specialists take an individualized approach to each client: considering your plans, recommending the most suitable country for submission, and helping to maximize the chances of a successful visa issuance. We support you at every stage, making the visa process simple and convenient.
Required Documents for Urgent Schengen Visa Application in the UAE
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Passport- Valid for at least 6 months after your return
- Must have at least 2 blank visa pages
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UAE Residence Visa or Emirates ID- Proof of legal UAE residency
- Must remain valid for at least 3 months after your intended departure from the Schengen area
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Color PhotosTwo 3.5 × 4.5 cm photos taken within the last 6 months -
Proof of Financial Means- Bank statement from the past 3 months
- Employer letter with job title, salary, and employment period (template provided)
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Travel Bookings- Hotel reservation for your entire stay (we’ll arrange this)
- Round-trip flight booking (we’ll arrange this too)
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No Objection Certificate (NOC) (template provided)- Must include your position, salary, and contract validity
- Business owners must also submit a copy of their trade license
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Medical Insurance (we can arrange this)Coverage of at least €30,000 for all Schengen countries -
Additional Documents (if applicable)- Cover letter (we can help write it)
- Supporting documents for trip purpose (e.g., invitations, event tickets) (we’ll assist)
- Proof of property or business ownership (if applicable)
- All documents must be in English or accompanied by a certified translation. (We can translate and certify them for you.)
Required Documents for Urgent Schengen Visa Application in the UAE
- Passport
- Valid for at least 6 months after your return
- Must have at least 2 blank visa pages
- UAE Residence Visa or Emirates ID
- Proof of legal UAE residency
- Must remain valid for at least 3 months after your intended departure from the Schengen area
- Color PhotosTwo 3.5 × 4.5 cm photos taken within the last 6 months
- Proof of Financial Means
- Bank statement from the past 3 months
- Employer letter with job title, salary, and employment period (template provided)
- Travel Bookings
- Hotel reservation for your entire stay (we’ll arrange this)
- Round-trip flight booking (we’ll arrange this too)
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) (template provided)
- Must include your position, salary, and contract validity
- Business owners must also submit a copy of their trade license
- Medical Insurance (we can arrange this)Coverage of at least €30,000 for all Schengen countries
- Additional Documents (if applicable)
- Cover letter (we can help write it)
- Supporting documents for trip purpose (e.g., invitations, event tickets) (we’ll assist)
- Proof of property or business ownership (if applicable)
- All documents must be in English or accompanied by a certified translation. (We can translate and certify them for you.)
Step-by-Step Process
The Schengen visa application process is fully transparent and consists of the following steps. Average processing time: approximately 14 business days from submission.
Free Consultation
Our specialist will review your case and explain all document requirements and next steps.
Document Preparation
You’ll provide your passport, UAE visa, and completed application. Additional documents may be requested if needed to boost your approval chances.
Appointment Booking
We’ll reserve a convenient time at the visa center through our system.
Passport Collection
You can collect your passport at the visa center or request courier delivery.
Waiting for Approval
You’ll receive timely updates on your visa status from us.
Document Submission
You attend your appointment with the full, pre-checked document package.
Your reviews inspire us
4.9
I can confidently say that this is the best service I’ve encountered in the UAE. Every step was transparent, the manager responded instantly, and they prepared all the documents themselves. My tourist visa to Europe was approved for 6 months.
Sasha Razumovskay
They did a great job. Quickly gathered all the documents, booked the earliest possible appointment and were constantly in touch. I received my Australian visa without any issues.
Richard
I can totally recommend this company. I needed a student visa to Spain and honestly had no idea where to start. These guys provided a full checklist, filled all my forms, got me a slot (even though it was hard to get) and always updated me by SMS. Super professional and the price was much better than other agencies I contacted.
Ljuda Judina
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We know the nuances, intricacies, and what works in practice.
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We monitor slots and schedule appointments earlier than others.
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Everything under control: personal manager + automatic updates on application status.
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We work in your native language — everything is clear from the first word.
No Dodgy Schemes
We operate strictly according to consulate rules. No dubious “guarantees,” but with experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Technically, a Schengen visa allows entry into any country in the zone. However, it’s strongly recommended that your first entry is through the country that issued the visa.
This is especially important for Russian passport holders — in recent months, there have been growing cases where travelers with, for example, a Hungarian visa were denied entry to Germany, and in some cases, their visa was cancelled, followed by deportation.
To avoid any risk at the border, we advise following the “first-entry rule” — start your trip in the issuing country, then travel freely within the rest of the Schengen Area.
This is especially important for Russian passport holders — in recent months, there have been growing cases where travelers with, for example, a Hungarian visa were denied entry to Germany, and in some cases, their visa was cancelled, followed by deportation.
To avoid any risk at the border, we advise following the “first-entry rule” — start your trip in the issuing country, then travel freely within the rest of the Schengen Area.
In most cases, first-time applicants must visit the visa center or consulate in person to provide biometric data (fingerprints and photo).
However:
• If you’ve submitted biometrics within the past 59 months, and they are still valid in the system, submission through a third party or agency might be possible (depends on the country).
• Some countries always require personal submission, even if biometrics were previously provided.
However:
• If you’ve submitted biometrics within the past 59 months, and they are still valid in the system, submission through a third party or agency might be possible (depends on the country).
• Some countries always require personal submission, even if biometrics were previously provided.
Usually, you don’t need to purchase tickets or pay for hotels in full before applying.
You’ll need:
• Flight reservations (with cancellation or rebooking options);
• Hotel or accommodation bookings (hotel, rental, or invitation from a host).
⚠️ Consulates require proof of travel plans but are not responsible for any financial loss if the visa is denied.
Avoid buying non-refundable tickets before receiving your visa.
You’ll need:
• Flight reservations (with cancellation or rebooking options);
• Hotel or accommodation bookings (hotel, rental, or invitation from a host).
⚠️ Consulates require proof of travel plans but are not responsible for any financial loss if the visa is denied.
Avoid buying non-refundable tickets before receiving your visa.
If you are not formally employed or can’t get a company letter, there are alternative options:
• For business owners – trade license, company documents, and bank statements;
• For freelancers – a cover letter + proof of income (statements, contracts, invoices);
• For students – a letter from your school + sponsor’s financial documents;
• For unemployed applicants – a sponsorship letter from a relative + proof of their income.
👉 The key is to demonstrate financial stability.
• For business owners – trade license, company documents, and bank statements;
• For freelancers – a cover letter + proof of income (statements, contracts, invoices);
• For students – a letter from your school + sponsor’s financial documents;
• For unemployed applicants – a sponsorship letter from a relative + proof of their income.
👉 The key is to demonstrate financial stability.
• Single-entry – allows you to enter the Schengen Area once. After leaving, the visa is considered used.
• Double-entry – allows two entries within the visa validity period.
• Multiple-entry (multivisa) – allows unlimited entries, as long as you follow the 90/180 rule (no more than 90 days in any 180-day period).
👉 Multiple-entry visas are more often granted to those with a good travel history and clear purpose of visit.
• Double-entry – allows two entries within the visa validity period.
• Multiple-entry (multivisa) – allows unlimited entries, as long as you follow the 90/180 rule (no more than 90 days in any 180-day period).
👉 Multiple-entry visas are more often granted to those with a good travel history and clear purpose of visit.
There are many reasons, but the most common are:
• Incomplete documents or suspicion of fake paperwork
• Unclear travel purpose (vague itinerary, no accommodation)
• Insufficient financial means
• Weak ties to country of residence (no job, property, or family)
• Prior visa violations
• Being listed in the SIS (Schengen Information System)
👉 If denied, the consulate must issue an official explanation. In many cases, you can reapply after correcting the issues.
• Incomplete documents or suspicion of fake paperwork
• Unclear travel purpose (vague itinerary, no accommodation)
• Insufficient financial means
• Weak ties to country of residence (no job, property, or family)
• Prior visa violations
• Being listed in the SIS (Schengen Information System)
👉 If denied, the consulate must issue an official explanation. In many cases, you can reapply after correcting the issues.
Most Schengen countries accept both biometric and non-biometric passports as long as they:
• Are valid for at least 3 months beyond your trip
• Have at least 2 blank pages
• Were issued within the past 10 years
⚠️ Some consulates may be more cautious with older non-biometric passports, especially for first-time applicants.
• Are valid for at least 3 months beyond your trip
• Have at least 2 blank pages
• Were issued within the past 10 years
⚠️ Some consulates may be more cautious with older non-biometric passports, especially for first-time applicants.
No. A valid Schengen visa allows you to travel freely across all 27 Schengen countries, as long as you respect the entry rules and allowed stay duration.
No. A standard Schengen visa does not allow you to work or conduct business.
If you plan to work, you’ll need a dedicated work visa or official work permit.
If you plan to work, you’ll need a dedicated work visa or official work permit.
In most cases, no. Extensions are only possible in exceptional situations, such as force majeure or personal emergencies — and only if approved by immigration authorities of the country you’re in.
If we’re unable to schedule your submission appointment within the promised timeframe, your deposit will be refunded in full.
A tourist Schengen visa allows you to stay in the Schengen Area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
You can take one long trip or multiple short ones — just ensure you stay within the allowed limits.
You can take one long trip or multiple short ones — just ensure you stay within the allowed limits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Technically, a Schengen visa allows entry into any country in the zone. However, it’s strongly recommended that your first entry is through the country that issued the visa.
This is especially important for Russian passport holders — in recent months, there have been growing cases where travelers with, for example, a Hungarian visa were denied entry to Germany, and in some cases, their visa was cancelled, followed by deportation.
To avoid any risk at the border, we advise following the “first-entry rule” — start your trip in the issuing country, then travel freely within the rest of the Schengen Area.
This is especially important for Russian passport holders — in recent months, there have been growing cases where travelers with, for example, a Hungarian visa were denied entry to Germany, and in some cases, their visa was cancelled, followed by deportation.
To avoid any risk at the border, we advise following the “first-entry rule” — start your trip in the issuing country, then travel freely within the rest of the Schengen Area.
In most cases, first-time applicants must visit the visa center or consulate in person to provide biometric data (fingerprints and photo).
However:
• If you’ve submitted biometrics within the past 59 months, and they are still valid in the system, submission through a third party or agency might be possible (depends on the country).
• Some countries always require personal submission, even if biometrics were previously provided.
However:
• If you’ve submitted biometrics within the past 59 months, and they are still valid in the system, submission through a third party or agency might be possible (depends on the country).
• Some countries always require personal submission, even if biometrics were previously provided.
Usually, you don’t need to purchase tickets or pay for hotels in full before applying.
You’ll need:
• Flight reservations (with cancellation or rebooking options);
• Hotel or accommodation bookings (hotel, rental, or invitation from a host).
⚠️ Consulates require proof of travel plans but are not responsible for any financial loss if the visa is denied.
Avoid buying non-refundable tickets before receiving your visa.
You’ll need:
• Flight reservations (with cancellation or rebooking options);
• Hotel or accommodation bookings (hotel, rental, or invitation from a host).
⚠️ Consulates require proof of travel plans but are not responsible for any financial loss if the visa is denied.
Avoid buying non-refundable tickets before receiving your visa.
If you are not formally employed or can’t get a company letter, there are alternative options:
• For business owners – trade license, company documents, and bank statements;
• For freelancers – a cover letter + proof of income (statements, contracts, invoices);
• For students – a letter from your school + sponsor’s financial documents;
• For unemployed applicants – a sponsorship letter from a relative + proof of their income.
👉 The key is to demonstrate financial stability.
• For business owners – trade license, company documents, and bank statements;
• For freelancers – a cover letter + proof of income (statements, contracts, invoices);
• For students – a letter from your school + sponsor’s financial documents;
• For unemployed applicants – a sponsorship letter from a relative + proof of their income.
👉 The key is to demonstrate financial stability.
• Single-entry – allows you to enter the Schengen Area once. After leaving, the visa is considered used.
• Double-entry – allows two entries within the visa validity period.
• Multiple-entry (multivisa) – allows unlimited entries, as long as you follow the 90/180 rule (no more than 90 days in any 180-day period).
👉 Multiple-entry visas are more often granted to those with a good travel history and clear purpose of visit.
• Double-entry – allows two entries within the visa validity period.
• Multiple-entry (multivisa) – allows unlimited entries, as long as you follow the 90/180 rule (no more than 90 days in any 180-day period).
👉 Multiple-entry visas are more often granted to those with a good travel history and clear purpose of visit.
There are many reasons, but the most common are:
• Incomplete documents or suspicion of fake paperwork
• Unclear travel purpose (vague itinerary, no accommodation)
• Insufficient financial means
• Weak ties to country of residence (no job, property, or family)
• Prior visa violations
• Being listed in the SIS (Schengen Information System)
👉 If denied, the consulate must issue an official explanation. In many cases, you can reapply after correcting the issues.
• Incomplete documents or suspicion of fake paperwork
• Unclear travel purpose (vague itinerary, no accommodation)
• Insufficient financial means
• Weak ties to country of residence (no job, property, or family)
• Prior visa violations
• Being listed in the SIS (Schengen Information System)
👉 If denied, the consulate must issue an official explanation. In many cases, you can reapply after correcting the issues.
Most Schengen countries accept both biometric and non-biometric passports as long as they:
• Are valid for at least 3 months beyond your trip
• Have at least 2 blank pages
• Were issued within the past 10 years
⚠️ Some consulates may be more cautious with older non-biometric passports, especially for first-time applicants.
• Are valid for at least 3 months beyond your trip
• Have at least 2 blank pages
• Were issued within the past 10 years
⚠️ Some consulates may be more cautious with older non-biometric passports, especially for first-time applicants.
No. A valid Schengen visa allows you to travel freely across all 27 Schengen countries, as long as you respect the entry rules and allowed stay duration.
No. A standard Schengen visa does not allow you to work or conduct business.
If you plan to work, you’ll need a dedicated work visa or official work permit.
If you plan to work, you’ll need a dedicated work visa or official work permit.
In most cases, no. Extensions are only possible in exceptional situations, such as force majeure or personal emergencies — and only if approved by immigration authorities of the country you’re in.
If we’re unable to schedule your submission appointment within the promised timeframe, your deposit will be refunded in full.
A tourist Schengen visa allows you to stay in the Schengen Area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
You can take one long trip or multiple short ones — just ensure you stay within the allowed limits.
You can take one long trip or multiple short ones — just ensure you stay within the allowed limits.
Note: Information is accurate at the time of publication. Please verify details before submitting your application.
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