France · Tourist
Schengen short-stay visa (France)
One visa for France and the rest of the Schengen area, for stays of up to 90 days. Apply to France if it is your main destination.
- Type
- Single entry
- Traitement
- 15 to 45 working days
- Stay
- 90 days
Ce dont vous avez besoin
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Passport photo page Téléverser
Passport valid for at least six months after your return date, with two blank pages.
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Passport-style photo Téléverser
Recent colour photo on a white background, no glasses, face fully visible.
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Return flight booking Téléverser
A reservation is enough — we can provide one when you book your flight with us.
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Hotel booking or invitation letter Téléverser
Where you will stay for the whole trip.
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Bank statements (last 3–6 months) Téléverser
Stamped by the bank, showing enough funds for the trip.
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Proof of employment or business Téléverser
Employer letter with leave dates, or business registration and recent tax documents.
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Travel medical insurance Téléverser
Minimum €30,000 cover for the whole Schengen area. We can arrange it.
La suite
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1
Apply online with your passport details and travel dates. You get a reference straight away.
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2
Pay the government fee and our service fee — by mobile money, card or bank transfer.
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3
Upload your documents. A visa officer checks every page and tells you within one working day if anything is missing.
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We submit your application and track it. You get an update by SMS, WhatsApp and email at each step.
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5
Your visa arrives by email (e-visas) or your passport comes back to you. We remind you of the conditions before you fly.
Questions
How long does the Schengen short-stay visa (France) take?
Usually 15 to 45 working days once your application is complete. Apply at least three weeks before you travel.
How much does the Schengen short-stay visa (France) cost?
The government fee is $100 and our service fee is $55, so $155 in all. You pay nothing else to us.
Requirements and fees are a guide and can change without notice. We confirm the current rules for your passport before you pay. Official source