Updates, guidance and practical information covering visas, entry requirements and application processes.
When applying for a Luxembourg visa, applicants must show sufficient financial means to support themselves during their stay. Proof of funds demonstrates that you have sufficient personal resources for the duration of your intended stay and for your return to your country of origin or residence, or onward travel to a third country. Proof of
To apply for a Luxembourg visa in 2026, you must meet the relevant eligibility requirements under Luxembourg immigration rules and the Schengen visa rules. These vary depending on your nationality, travel purpose, and visa category (short-stay or long-stay). Understanding these criteria before applying can help you avoid unnecessary refusals or delays. Who Needs a Visa
If you need to stay in Luxembourg longer than your current short-stay Schengen visa or authorised stay allows, you may be eligible to apply for an extension only in limited circumstances. Schengen short-stay visa extensions may be granted where the visa holder proves force majeure, humanitarian reasons, or serious personal reasons preventing departure before the
Applying for a Luxembourg visa in 2026 involves several key steps, including identifying whether you need a short-stay Schengen visa, or a temporary authorisation to stay before a long-stay visa, preparing your documents, booking an appointment, submitting biometrics, and paying the correct visa fee. This guide walks you through the full process for both short-stay
Applying for a Romanian visa usually involves online file creation through the Romania e-Visa Portal and in-person submission or verification at the selected Romanian diplomatic mission, consular office or authorised visa application centre, where applicable. Step 1: Determine Your Visa Type Before applying, determine which Romanian visa category applies to your travel purpose and length
To apply for a Romanian visa, applicants must provide a complete set of supporting documents that meet the applicable Romanian national rules or Schengen visa rules, depending on the visa type. Incomplete, inconsistent, incorrectly formatted or unverifiable documentation may lead to delays, requests for further evidence or refusal. The requirements differ depending on whether you
All travellers must meet the relevant Romanian and Schengen entry conditions before travelling. Visa-required third-country nationals must also meet the applicable visa eligibility requirements before travel. Romania is a full member of the Schengen area. Romania issues Schengen visas for short stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period and applies the common
2025 guidance for individuals seeking to understand the key differences between single-entry and multiple-entry Schengen visas in 2025. The content is structured to assist applicants in aligning their visa application with the nature and frequency of their intended travel within and around the Schengen Area. Single-Entry and Multiple-Entry Schengen Visas. A single-entry Schengen visa allows
Poland has announced stricter visa regulations after an investigation confirmed irregularities under the previous right-wing government, resulting in significant financial losses. The findings, released by the country’s Supreme Audit Office, highlighted a widespread cash-for-visa scheme that had been operating in Polish consulates, primarily in Asia and Africa. New Measures to Prevent Misuse Foreign Minister Radek
Travellers from many non-EU countries are required to apply for a visa to enter the Schengen Area, which includes 27 European countries. However, the likelihood of a visa application being rejected varies significantly across these nations. New statistics reveal that some countries are far stricter than others when it comes to approving Schengen visa requests.
