Schengen & Europe Visa from Lebanon
A short-stay Schengen visa lets you stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen area. We pick the right consulate with you, build the full file and book your appointment.
Where to apply
You can apply from your countryAll in Beirut: France and Belgium via TLScontact; the Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Sweden via VFS; the Czech Republic at its embassy.
Good to know
- Appointments can be weeks away, so start early.
Documents usually required
- Passport Issued within 10 years, valid 3 months after departure, 2 blank pages
- Personal photo 3.5×4.5 cm, white background
- National ID card
- Bank statement Last 6 months, stamped by the bank
- Proof of employment or study Employment letter, business registration or university letter
- Family registration record (if available)
- Previous passports / visas (if available)
- Invitation or booking (if any) (if available)
The final list depends on your situation and the embassy; we give you the full list after review.
What the service includes
- Choosing the correct country to apply to
- Completing the application form
- Booking the visa centre appointment
- Hotel, flight and itinerary documents
- Compliant travel insurance
- Translation and certification if needed
Government & embassy fees
Paid directly to the official body, separate from our fees.
- Schengen visa fee — adultsWhen applyingNon-refundable if refused€90
- Children aged 6–12When applyingNon-refundable if refused€45
- Children under 6When applying€0
- Visa-centre service fee (VFS / TLS / BLS)When applying
Varies by centre and country.
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Last checked: November 2026. Embassies and visa centres often charge in local currency at their own rate, and fees change, so we confirm them before you apply.
Information last checked: November 2026. This information is guidance only and changes quickly with embassy and government decisions. We re-check it before submitting your application.