How can Pakistanis get Europe visa and how much fees?

If Pakistanis want to visit Europe, their difficulties have become easier as Europe has opened the doors for Schengen visa applications.

However, those who are interested in visiting European countries will now be able to stay for a maximum of 90 days under this visa.

According to the details, the Schengen visa fee for Pakistani citizens has been set at 80 euros (Rs. 24,200), and the Embassy of Sweden in Pakistan has opened its doors for Schengen visa applications from legal citizens of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Starting from June 19, this visa facility allows a maximum stay of 90 days for those interested in visiting Sweden and other European countries.

It is important to take care of several things to get a visa, among which the most important thing is to have a bank balance based on 6 months of expenses, the bank statement must be signed and stamped by the concerned bank officer. Should.

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Applicants need to show the equivalent of 2400 euros in their bank account for a 30-day stay in Sweden.

This visa also provides travel flexibility, whereby a short-term Schengen visa provides access to multiple European countries.

Apart from Pakistan, applications will be accepted in Bangkok, Yangon, Hanoi, and more cities.

Applicants can choose their preferred location for visa submission. The Embassy of Sweden emphasizes that it will not provide direct information about entry permits or visas.

Applications submitted to VFS Global will be processed in Bangkok. The Schengen visa fee for Pakistani nationals is 80 euros (approximately Rs. 24,280).

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In addition to the fee, applicants must also provide proof of their financial resources and their economic and social status in their home country.

Notably, the Embassy of Sweden is not obliged to provide direct information on entry permits or visas, and this initiative of the Embassy of Sweden offers interesting possibilities for tourists who want to experience the diverse cultures of Europe.