Visa Services
Short-Stay Visa (Type C)
Agha Travel & Tours helps Pakistani applicants navigate the short-stay visa (Type C) process with practical guidance, accurate application preparation and documentation tailored to the purpose of travel.
A short-stay Schengen visa can permit travel within the 29-country Schengen Area, subject to its entry count, validity and permitted days. The standard framework is up to 90 days in any 180-day period, although individual Pakistani applicants may receive shorter grants. Fees are EUR 90 for adults and EUR 45 for children aged 6–11.
The essentials of the Schengen Area Short-Stay Visa (Type C), before you start your file.
Apply to the country that is your main destination, normally based on your main purpose or longest stay. Where no main destination can be identified, first entry can determine the correct consulate. Applying to whichever country seems easiest is not the right approach.
Single-entry, double-entry and multiple-entry visas are possible. Your visa sticker specifies the authorized days and entries. A longer validity does not override the applicable short-stay limits.
Each application is assessed against the traveller’s actual circumstances. Our team helps you present relevant information clearly and consistently, rather than adding unnecessary paperwork or repeating documents that do not support your case.
A starting point for your Schengen Area file. Our consultants tailor the final checklist to your travel purpose and profile.
Get My ChecklistRequirements vary by consulate.
Practical steps, professional support and clear next actions.
We help select the correct destination consulate, prepare a consistent multi-country itinerary, review insurance and finances, organize documents and guide appointment booking.
Applicants generally attend a visa application centre or consulate appointment and provide biometrics where required. Some family or business visits need destination-specific invitation or sponsorship forms.
Processing typically takes around 15–60 days. The responsible Schengen authority makes the final decision.
Tell us why you want to visit the Schengen Area, your intended dates and whether you are travelling for tourism, family or business. We will explain the next steps and the documents most relevant to your profile.
Government fees, processing indicators and immigration requirements may change. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant authorities.