FAQS

Short Schengen stays are generally limited to a maximum of 90 days within a rolling 180 day period. The conditions and validity dates printed on your individual visa must also be followed.

Document requirements vary depending on your nationality, UK residence status, destination and purpose of travel. Common requirements may include a valid passport, travel itinerary, accommodation evidence, financial documents, travel insurance and supporting evidence relating to your circumstances.

Timeless Holidays can provide appointment related support depending on your selected service. Appointment availability is controlled by the relevant embassy, consulate or visa application centre and therefore cannot be guaranteed.

No. Timeless Holidays provides private visa and travel support. We can help you prepare your application carefully, but final visa decisions are made solely by the relevant embassy, consulate or competent authority.

It is sensible to begin preparing well before your intended travel date. Appointment availability and processing times can vary, particularly during busy travel periods. Timeless Holidays can help you understand the practical timeline for your destination and circumstances.

Processing time can vary depending on the destination, time of year, your individual circumstances and whether the relevant authority requests additional information. Because processing is controlled by the authorities, Timeless Holidays cannot guarantee a specific decision date.

The appropriate country normally depends on your main destination and travel itinerary. If your trip includes several Schengen countries, the number of nights and purpose of your stay can affect where you should apply. We can review your itinerary and help you understand the appropriate application route.

Travel medical insurance is generally an important part of a Schengen Visa application. The policy must meet the requirements applicable to the application and intended journey. We can explain the documentation requirements relevant to your destination before submission.

Yes. If you have had a previous refusal, we can review the information you provide, including the refusal reasons where available, and help you understand areas that may need attention before a new application. A previous refusal does not mean a future application will automatically be approved or refused.