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One visa. Sorted.

Tourist, business, family and long-stay national visas across the Schengen Area. We secure embassy appointments where the booking systems say none are available, and prepare your full dossier to the standard each consulate expects.

1,200+
Schengen visas approved
99%
First-time approval
14 days
Average appointment turnaround
Short trips or long-term move

Your pathway into Europe, from the UK

Two clear routes sit inside this page. Short-stay Schengen visas for travel, and long-term settlement pathways for UK residents who want to build a future somewhere in Europe. Every application is reviewed by a senior consultant before submission, which is why our success rate stays above 95 percent.

Schengen Short-Stay Visa

2–6 weeks

Up to 90 days of travel across all 27 Schengen countries. We identify the correct country of application based on your itinerary, secure the appointment, and prepare insurance, accommodation, finance and itinerary documentation.

Typical timeline: 2 to 6 weeks Our fee: from £395
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Embassy Appointment Service

Hard to get

Just need the appointment? We monitor the booking systems for the French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch and Swiss consulates and secure cancellation slots within days. Often used by clients with urgent business travel.

Typical timeline: Usually under 2 weeks Our fee: from £195
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National Long-Stay (Type D) Visa

Long-stay

For stays over 90 days for work, study, family reunification or retirement in a specific EU country. We handle the country-specific requirements (Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Ireland and more).

Typical timeline: 2 to 6 months Our fee: from £1,495
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EU Blue Card / Work Permit

EU residence

The classic skilled-worker route into Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland and other Blue Card countries. Employer-sponsored, salary-tested, and the quickest way to permanent residence for professionals with a firm job offer in hand. We assess salary thresholds, qualification recognition and employer sponsorship requirements.

Typical timeline: 3 to 6 months Our fee: from £1,995
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Germany Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte)

Settlement pathway

Germany's new points-based residence permit lets you move without a prior job offer. Score six points across qualifications, work experience, German or English language, age, and prior ties, and you get 12 months in Germany to look for a skilled role or trial self-employment. Convert directly to a Blue Card or work permit once employed, then track to permanent residence in as little as 27 months. For UK residents this is currently the fastest legal route to long-term European settlement without needing an employer to sponsor you first.

Length of stay: 12 months, extendable Route to PR: 27 to 33 months once employed Our fee: from £1,795
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Sweden Sweden Job Seeker Visa

Settlement pathway

Sweden offers highly qualified professionals a residence permit of three to nine months to enter the country to look for skilled work or explore starting a business. Aimed at applicants with a master's degree or equivalent, sufficient savings and comprehensive health cover. Once you secure a role, the permit converts to a full work permit and starts your clock toward Swedish permanent residence, typically reachable after four years. A calmer, quieter route to Nordic settlement, and a favourite for UK professionals who want lifestyle as much as career.

Length of stay: 3 to 9 months Route to PR: 4 years once employed Our fee: from £1,695
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Common Schengen visa questions

There are no appointments at the embassy. What can you do?
A lot. The consulates release cancellation slots constantly, but the official booking systems do not show them clearly. We run automated availability monitoring and have secured Berlin, Paris and Madrid slots within 72 hours for clients told to wait six months.
Which country should I apply to if I am visiting multiple?
Schengen rules require you to apply to the country where you will spend the most days, or your first point of entry if days are equal. We work out the correct consulate for your itinerary, which avoids the common refusal reason of wrong-jurisdiction applications.
My UK passport already allows visa-free Schengen travel for tourism. When do I need a visa?
British citizens travelling on UK passports do not need a Schengen visa for stays under 90 days within any 180-day period. You need a visa for longer stays, paid work, study, or if you hold a non-UK passport that requires one. We handle all of these.

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