Schengen Visa Support Services
At Future Direct, we specialize in providing reliable and efficient assistance for Schengen visa applications. Whether you’re traveling for tourism, business, or visiting family and friends, we simplify the complex visa process, ensuring your application is complete, accurate, and submitted on time.
What is a Schengen Visa?
A Schengen visa allows you to travel within the Schengen Area, which consists of 27 European countries with no internal border controls. It is ideal for short stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period for purposes such as:
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Tourism
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Business trips
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Family and friend visits
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Medical treatment
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Cultural or sports events
Our Schengen Visa Support Services
1. Schengen Visa Consultation
We begin with a personalized consultation to assess your eligibility, travel plans, and required documentation. Whether you’re applying for a single-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry visa, we guide you in selecting the right visa type for your needs.
2. Document Preparation & Review
Our team ensures all required documents are correctly prepared, verified, and aligned with embassy requirements. Commonly required documents include:
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Completed visa application form
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Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
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Passport-sized photographs (compliant with Schengen standards)
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Travel itinerary and accommodation details
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Proof of financial means (bank statements, salary slips, etc.)
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Travel insurance (minimum coverage of €30,000)
We carefully review your application to minimize errors or omissions that could cause delays or refusals.
3. Embassy Appointment Scheduling
We take care of scheduling your visa appointment at the appropriate embassy or consulate, ensuring you meet all deadlines and submission requirements.
4. Visa Interview Preparation
If a visa interview is required, we prepare you with guidance on what to expect, the questions likely to be asked, and how to present your case confidently.
5. Ongoing Support & Updates
Throughout the process, we provide updates on your application status and assist with any queries or additional requests from the embassy.
Types of Schengen Visas
We provide support for all categories of Schengen visas, including:
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Tourist Visa: For leisure and sightseeing trips.
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Business Visa: For attending meetings, conferences, and professional engagements.
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Visitor Visa: For visiting family and friends residing in the Schengen Area.
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Transit Visa: For short stopovers at Schengen airports en route to non-Schengen destinations.
What You Need to Know
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Processing Time: Schengen visas typically take 15 calendar days to process, but it is recommended to apply at least 4–6 weeks before your travel date.
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Travel Insurance: All applicants must have travel insurance covering medical emergencies and repatriation with a minimum of €30,000 coverage.
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Validity: A Schengen visa allows up to 90 days of travel within a 180-day period.
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FAQ
A dependent spouse is a husband or wife who is actually and substantially dependent on the other spouse for maintenance or is substantially in need of support from the other spouse.
Once the dependant of a Critical Skills Employment Permit Holder has been offered an eligible job, they can then apply for a Dependant/Partner/Spouse Employment Permit. When an employment permit has been granted, the foreign national applies to ISD to have their immigration status changed to a Stamp 1 permission.
Your family’s right to work depends on the type of employment permit you have. If you are holders of Critical Skills Employment Permits (CSEP), researchers on a Hosting Agreement and doctors with Stamp 1H. Your spouse or partner can get a Stamp 1G IRP when they register. This gives them the right to work without an employment permit.
Other dependents can apply for a Dependant/Spouse/Partner Employment Permit. This employment permit makes it easier for dependents to access employment because:
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Employers do not have to satisfy the labour market needs test
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The dependant can apply for any job vacancy except that of a domestic operative
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Applications and renewals are free of charge
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Pay must be at or above the National Minimum Wage
If your spouse or civil partner is given permission to live with you in Ireland, they will get Stamp 4 in their passport. Stamp 4 allows them to live and work in Ireland for the length of time stated on the stamp.
Your spouse or civil partner will also be issued with a registration certificate called an Irish Residence Permit (IRP). This is a credit-card sized plastic card that displays basic information about the card holder.
Spouse/partners on temporary Dependent Visas are allowed limited work rights based on their visa validity in most countries, except the US. Dependents granted Permanent Residence Visas have the right to live, study and work for as long as they remain permanent residents.
If you have an employment permit (other than a Critical Skills Employment Permit) or a Stamp 4, then your family can apply to join you in Ireland after 12 months.
You should have enough income to support your family. If your spouse or partner wants to join you in Ireland, you should have earned at least €30,000 per year in the 2 years before the application.
For children, the amount you should earn is based on the weekly Working Family Payment income limits for your family size.
Why Choose Future Direct?
At Future Direct, we combine expertise, efficiency, and professionalism to deliver certified translations you can rely on:
Expert Guidance
Our visa specialists have extensive experience with Schengen visa applications.
Efficiency & Accuracy
We streamline the process, ensuring all documents meet embassy standards.
Stress-Free Process
From consultation to visa approval, we handle every detail so you can focus on your travel plans.
High Success Rate
Proven track record of successful Schengen visa applications.