The trip itself, not just the paperwork

Flight booking

Fares and reservations from economy to business, including refundable holds where a consulate will accept one.

• Return itineraries timed to match your visa application dates.
• Flexible and refundable fares explained in plain English, not fine print.
• Happy to hold off on confirmed ticketing until your visa's actually granted, if that's what you'd prefer.

Travel insurance

Schengen-compliant cover that meets the minimum medical and repatriation requirements.

• At least €30,000 of medical and repatriation cover, valid across the whole Schengen area.
• Policy documents laid out the way a consulate expects to see them.
• Options for multi-trip cover, families and older travellers.

Hotel booking

Accommodation that satisfies the consulate without blowing your budget.

• Confirmed bookings or free-cancellation ones, depending what your case needs.
• Address and booking reference laid out clearly for the application pack.
• Apartments, family rooms and accessible rooms available on request.

Itinerary planning

A day-by-day plan that reads like a real trip — because it is one.

• A route and city order that actually makes sense on a map.
• Trains and transfers between Schengen countries worked in.
• A printable itinerary to hand over at the visa centre.