Types of work visa for Europe

There are different types of work visa in Europe, but the two most common ones are the long-stay work visa, also known as a national or type D work visa, and the EU Blue card.

National Work Visa is designed for a wide range of professionals without specific categorization. It is usually issued to non-EU citizens who have a work contract with an employer in Europe and meet the criteria set by the host country.

Typically, work visa is valid for around 3-4 months and allow their holders to obtain a 1-year temporary residence permit, which later can be extended. In other cases, the visa is valid for 1-year.

EU Blue Card targets non-EU nationals who possess high professional skills, academic qualifications and great experience in chosen professional fields of work, as well as a salary the exceeds the minimum threshold. Blue cards are valid for one to four years and can be renewed easily.

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The required documents for a Schengen Tourist visa also depend on your destination country. During the processing of your application the consulate may in individual cases ask you to submit extra information or documents or you may be contacted for another interview. Make sure to submit them too since the submission of the initial required documents does not guarantee you will be granted a Tourist visa for Europe.

• Fill the application form for a Tourist Visa to Europe.

• Submit the documents that are required for Tourists Visa.

• Schedule an interview.

• Show up at the appointment.

• Provide Biometric Data.

• Pay the fees.