Done-for-you visa documents
Skip hours of writing and cross-checking
About 10 minutes of questions instead of roughly three hours writing and cross-checking four documents. See the opening of your own cover letter, written from your answers, before you pay anything.
Cover letter, day-by-day itinerary, insurance check and checklist
Complete Short‑Stay File
For Schengen Type C trips under 90 days
Pay only when you download.
- Formal Schengen cover letter addressed to the consulate
- Day-by-day itinerary aligned to your flights and hotel bookings
- Document checklist tailored to your nationality and destination
- Travel insurance compliance check — your policy tested against the EUR 30,000 Article 15 requirement, or a spec to buy against if you have none yet
- Instant PDF download plus an editable Word copy
What the insurance check tests against: Schengen travel insurance requirements.
Start my complete file — $19Refused because the consulate wasn't satisfied with your trip purpose? We refund the $19 in full. See terms →Cover letter, 12-month stay plan, financial statement and checklist
Long‑Stay (Type D) File
For stays over 90 days
Pay only when you download.
- Type D cover letter addressed to the national visa authority — framed for residency intent under national immigration law
- 12-month stay plan showing residence address, purpose continuity and the integration steps consulates expect
- Route-specific checklist for every covered national route
- Financial proof framed to the national threshold — no short-stay per-diem bleed
- Residency-appropriate wording for accommodation, health insurance and long-term intent
- Instant PDF download plus an editable Word copy
Not sure which one you need?
Staying more than 90 days in one country — moving, retiring, studying or working there? That is a national long-stay (Type D) visa. Travelling for under 90 days in total — tourism, a family visit or a business trip? That is a short-stay Schengen (Type C) visa.
Prefer to write it yourself? Read our free sample letters