Apply for a Schengen Visa for France from London UK

There are multiple reasons why millions of tourists visit this country every year. Starting from the monuments, the architecture, and historical places to enjoying fine wine and delicious cuisines, it just doesn’t end here, as there are also people who visit the country for business or family visit purposes. For those planning a trip, securing a France visa appointment is an essential step to experiencing all that this beautiful country has to offer.

Whatever the reason that might be, you will have to apply for Visa if you are a citizen of a non-European Union country. Now as the demand for Visa is very high , hence getting appointments as per your convenience will be a lot difficult. Also if you don’t take the correct documents, then your rejection can also happen.

This is where we come in. Our agency has the capability to give you express appointments as per your requirements and our team of professionals will also help you sort out the correct documents.

Hence in this guide we will show you the essential requirements step by step for applying for a Schengen Visa for France from the UK. In this way you will be well prepared and you will get your Visa successfully.

A brief info about the France Schengen Visa

There are 27 countries in the Schengen area. Hence with the Schengen visa you can travel to all these countries including France up to a maximum of 90 days within the 180 day period from the date the Visa is approved.

Types of France Schengen Visa

Now there are different types of visas issued for different kinds of needs. Our SCHENGEN COUNTRIES mainly offer best services for UK Residents for these kinds of Visas.

• Tourist Visa (Either Single Entry or Multiple Entry) : As the word suggests, if you are visiting France for tourism purposes, then this visa will be valid for 90 days. Single entry means once you leave the country the Visa will become invalid. Multiple entry means you can go and come back, then go again to the country within 90 days, the Visa will stay valid.
• Transit Visa (Single Entry) : In case you are traveling to France, but you are getting flight tickets from a non Schengen country, then you will have to get the transit visa to go through that non Schengen country’s airport. The duration and how long the visa will be valid depends on the time when the Visa is taken.
• Business Visa (Either Single entry or Multiple Entry) : If you have to visit France for business purposes, then it’s best to opt for the Business Visa which is valid for 90 days.
• For British or European Union Spouse : If you are a British Resident and your spouse is from one of the Schengen countries then you will have to apply for a Spouse Visa. Usually the Spouse Visa is valid for 90 out of 180 days.

So you can rely on us for France Schengen visa services!

Necessary Documents for a France Visa

Valid documents are what will help you get the Visa to visit the country of France successfully. It’s absolutely mandatory while applying for a France Visa. Hence bring these documents to the visa centre at the appointed time. The documents which needs to be brought are as follows:

• Application Form: Fill in the online Schengen visa correctly and sign it.

• Recent Photographs: Bring two recent photos which should not be older than three months. The images should match the properties given below.
  • The two photos should be the same.
  • Photo dimensions should be 35×45 mm
  • Colored photographs with white or preferably light background.
  • Your face must be neutral while looking straight towards the camera.
  • Wear clothes that don’t match with the background color while taking photographs.

• Passport:
  • Should be issued within the last ten years and is valid currently.
  • In order to get the visa stamp the passport should have at least two blank pages.
  • Should be valid for three months after the date of departure.
  • Old passports duly stamped by visa before ( if any).

• Flight Itinerary: Pre-booked flight tickets with dates of arrival and departure.

• Hotel Itinerary: Booked reservation with hotel receipts and dates.

Note: If you need help following up, you can contact us, and we will guide you to fulfill the France Visa appointment requirements, including booking dummy flights.

• Private Transport: In case you opt for private transport, the driver’s license and car registration number, along with ferry tickets with the date and time.

• Travel Insurance: It should cover your medical bills, accidents, and even repatriation in the event of death, with the minimum coverage of 30,000 Euros for the entire Schengen region.

Note: We can even help you in this matter as we can offer the best travel medical insurance.

• Accommodation: Advance hotel or hostel reservation details. If you are renting a place, then you should follow the terms and conditions below.
  • The rent agreement should be provided.
  • If you are staying at a friend or family member’s place in France, you will need to provide an invitation letter from the person who will host you.

• Financial Proof: The following documents are needed.
  • A three months old from the current date bank statements showing that you have sufficient funds in your account.
  • If a third party is sponsoring your trip, you will have to get a letter from that person stating that they will be paying for your trip to France. You will also need to show the bank statement of the third party who is sponsoring, saying that he has sufficient funds in the bank. The statement should not be more than three months old.

Documents showing employment status

• Being employed in any company, you will need to get a letter of leave with dates signed by the senior staff. From the current date of applying for a visa the letter should not be more than one month old. Also, bring the bank statements for the last three months, last three months payslips and an income tax return file.

• If you own a business, give some business details, like the license number, the last six month’s bank statements and the income tax return of the business.

• If you are a retiree, then you will have to provide the pension statements for the last six months.

Documents required for minor

If a minor is traveling with you to France, then the required documents are.

• The birth certificate of the minor.
• Fill in the Visa application for the minor and get it signed by both the parents.
• Evidence approved by the court is required if you have attained sole custody of the child.
• You will need to bring both your parent’s original and photocopy of parent’s passport and other identity cards.
• Both the parents need to sign a consent form validated by the notary, if the minor is traveling alone. In case parents are not there, then it should be signed by the legal guardian.

Get Professional Assistance to get the France Visa from the UK

Just follow the four steps:

• Complete the application form on our website and pay our service charge. Then, select the preferred date for the appointment slot.

• Our advisor will get back to you after cross-checking the documents and assist you regarding appointment booking.

• After everything is verified from our end, get the documents verified at the Visa center and register the biometrics. Be prepared, as the Visa officer might ask you a few questions on that day.

Note: We also help customers to prepare for the forthcoming questions asked in the Visa centre, so that you are absolutely prepared and your rejection rate is negligible. So avail our best offers now

• Finally, you will receive your passport and Visa via courier service.

France Visa Fees

Here is the fees depending on the type of visa you are applying for:

Visa Type	Consulate Visa Fee	TLS Visa Centre Fee	Our Handling Charges	Total Online Payable (TLS fee + Our Charges)
Tourist visa – Single/Multiple Entry	£78	£32	£267	£299
Transit visa –Single Entry	£78	£32	£267	£299
Business visa – Single/Multiple Entry	£78	£32	£267	£299
For British / EU Spouse	£78	£32	£267	£299

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