Schengen and UK Visas for Lebanese Citizens Living in the UAE
Quick answer: Lebanese citizens living in the UAE are not visa exempt for the Schengen area or the United Kingdom.
Read MoreQuick answer: Lebanese citizens living in the UAE are not visa exempt for the Schengen area or the United Kingdom.
Read MoreQuick answer: Kenyan passport holders need a Schengen visa, and if you hold a valid UAE residence visa and Emirates ID you can normally apply here in the UAE rather than in Nairobi.
Read MoreQuick answer: Usually no. Schengen consulates in the UAE expect you to be lawfully resident here, which in practice means a valid UAE residence visa and Emirates ID with enough validity left.
Read MoreQuick answer: Schengen visa applications can generally be submitted no earlier than six months before your travel date.
Read MoreQuick answer: You cannot simply request a multiple entry Schengen visa from Dubai. Consulates decide whether to issue one based on your travel history, the purpose of your trip and how well...
Read MoreQuick answer: Slovakia has moved its visa processing in the UAE away from the Hungarian Consulate (which previously represented it) to VFS Global.
Read MoreSchengen consulates are required to assess whether an applicant is likely to leave the Schengen area before their visa expires.
Read MoreSchengen visa requirements are based on the passport you hold, not on where you live. Sri Lanka is on the European Union’s list of countries whose nationals need a visa for short stays in the…
Read MoreRussian passport holders living in the UAE can apply for a Schengen visa from Dubai or Abu Dhabi, but the rules are stricter than for most nationalities. Documents, consulate choice, timelines and the refusal reasons we see most often.
Read MoreWhen you hand your passport over at the end of your appointment, whether at a VFS Global centre for most Schengen countries or at a BLS International centre for Spain, the counter staff check your…
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