Indian citizen with valid Indian passport and valid USA H1-b wants to take European nations tour [closed]
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I'm an Indian citizen, with a valid Indian passport and valid USA H1-b wants to take European nations tour. Please, some-one suggest me what are the ways I have? It's just a 10-day tour I'm trying to visit countries: France, Switzerland, Belgium, Amsterdam, Germany, Italy, Holland. FYI, It's a private company organizing this trip. Thanks. I really appreciated if someone talk about the insurance and safety tips :)
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I'm an Indian citizen, with a valid Indian passport and valid USA H1-b wants to take European nations tour. Please, some-one suggest me what are the ways I have? It's just a 10-day tour I'm trying to visit countries: France, Switzerland, Belgium, Amsterdam, Germany, Italy, Holland. FYI, It's a private company organizing this trip. Thanks. I really appreciated if someone talk about the insurance and safety tips :)
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Welcome. Could you be more specific about your question? Are you asking how to get health insurance for a Schengen visa?
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I'm an Indian citizen, with a valid Indian passport and valid USA H1-b wants to take European nations tour. Please, some-one suggest me what are the ways I have? It's just a 10-day tour I'm trying to visit countries: France, Switzerland, Belgium, Amsterdam, Germany, Italy, Holland. FYI, It's a private company organizing this trip. Thanks. I really appreciated if someone talk about the insurance and safety tips :)
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I'm an Indian citizen, with a valid Indian passport and valid USA H1-b wants to take European nations tour. Please, some-one suggest me what are the ways I have? It's just a 10-day tour I'm trying to visit countries: France, Switzerland, Belgium, Amsterdam, Germany, Italy, Holland. FYI, It's a private company organizing this trip. Thanks. I really appreciated if someone talk about the insurance and safety tips :)
customs-and-immigration international-travel tourist-visas travel-insurance-claim
asked Jul 9 at 21:28
user80221
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asked Jul 9 at 21:28
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asked Jul 9 at 21:28
user80221
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asked Jul 9 at 21:28
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closed as unclear what you're asking by brhans, David Richerby, Michael Hampton, Giorgio, Ali Awan Jul 10 at 4:50
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Welcome. Could you be more specific about your question? Are you asking how to get health insurance for a Schengen visa?
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– Zach Lipton
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Since you have the private company organizing your trip, they usually would have the answers for you. So please check with them first.
Being an Indian national you need a Schengen visa for your trip; your H1B status will help you to qualify, but does not relieve you from this obligation. The visa rules dictate that you must apply in the country you'd spend most of the time; if you spend equal time, in the country you visit first. Thus you need to ask your organizer for an itinerary to find this out.
You also need to ask if the trip organizer prepares your visa paperwork for you (so you just need to apply/visit for biometrics), or you should apply yourself. In latter case please see many questions on this site about Schengen visa, this topic has been extensively covered. The health insurance is required to get a Schengen visa, and again your organizer should help - but if not, it is easy to purchase yourself.
Keep in mind you might need to arrange other travel to apply for visa - for example, if you live in San Francisco Bay Area, some European countries have only honorary consulates here, and those do not issue visas; the nearest real consulate then is usually in Los Angeles.
Finally, if you just want to read more about the countries, you can research by yourself, using free online resources such as Wikitravel, or Lonely Planet books in your local library. Then if you have more specific questions, such as "is Milano Centrale train station area dangerous at night?", feel free to ask them.
Please also use the search function on this site - Schengen visa is probably the most covered topic here, and it is very likely your question has been asked and answered before.
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Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
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Since you have the private company organizing your trip, they usually would have the answers for you. So please check with them first.
Being an Indian national you need a Schengen visa for your trip; your H1B status will help you to qualify, but does not relieve you from this obligation. The visa rules dictate that you must apply in the country you'd spend most of the time; if you spend equal time, in the country you visit first. Thus you need to ask your organizer for an itinerary to find this out.
You also need to ask if the trip organizer prepares your visa paperwork for you (so you just need to apply/visit for biometrics), or you should apply yourself. In latter case please see many questions on this site about Schengen visa, this topic has been extensively covered. The health insurance is required to get a Schengen visa, and again your organizer should help - but if not, it is easy to purchase yourself.
Keep in mind you might need to arrange other travel to apply for visa - for example, if you live in San Francisco Bay Area, some European countries have only honorary consulates here, and those do not issue visas; the nearest real consulate then is usually in Los Angeles.
Finally, if you just want to read more about the countries, you can research by yourself, using free online resources such as Wikitravel, or Lonely Planet books in your local library. Then if you have more specific questions, such as "is Milano Centrale train station area dangerous at night?", feel free to ask them.
Please also use the search function on this site - Schengen visa is probably the most covered topic here, and it is very likely your question has been asked and answered before.
answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
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Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
– user80221
Jul 17 at 15:48
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Since you have the private company organizing your trip, they usually would have the answers for you. So please check with them first.
Being an Indian national you need a Schengen visa for your trip; your H1B status will help you to qualify, but does not relieve you from this obligation. The visa rules dictate that you must apply in the country you'd spend most of the time; if you spend equal time, in the country you visit first. Thus you need to ask your organizer for an itinerary to find this out.
You also need to ask if the trip organizer prepares your visa paperwork for you (so you just need to apply/visit for biometrics), or you should apply yourself. In latter case please see many questions on this site about Schengen visa, this topic has been extensively covered. The health insurance is required to get a Schengen visa, and again your organizer should help - but if not, it is easy to purchase yourself.
Keep in mind you might need to arrange other travel to apply for visa - for example, if you live in San Francisco Bay Area, some European countries have only honorary consulates here, and those do not issue visas; the nearest real consulate then is usually in Los Angeles.
Finally, if you just want to read more about the countries, you can research by yourself, using free online resources such as Wikitravel, or Lonely Planet books in your local library. Then if you have more specific questions, such as "is Milano Centrale train station area dangerous at night?", feel free to ask them.
Please also use the search function on this site - Schengen visa is probably the most covered topic here, and it is very likely your question has been asked and answered before.
answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
17.4k12671
Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
– user80221
Jul 17 at 15:48
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up vote
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Since you have the private company organizing your trip, they usually would have the answers for you. So please check with them first.
Being an Indian national you need a Schengen visa for your trip; your H1B status will help you to qualify, but does not relieve you from this obligation. The visa rules dictate that you must apply in the country you'd spend most of the time; if you spend equal time, in the country you visit first. Thus you need to ask your organizer for an itinerary to find this out.
You also need to ask if the trip organizer prepares your visa paperwork for you (so you just need to apply/visit for biometrics), or you should apply yourself. In latter case please see many questions on this site about Schengen visa, this topic has been extensively covered. The health insurance is required to get a Schengen visa, and again your organizer should help - but if not, it is easy to purchase yourself.
Keep in mind you might need to arrange other travel to apply for visa - for example, if you live in San Francisco Bay Area, some European countries have only honorary consulates here, and those do not issue visas; the nearest real consulate then is usually in Los Angeles.
Finally, if you just want to read more about the countries, you can research by yourself, using free online resources such as Wikitravel, or Lonely Planet books in your local library. Then if you have more specific questions, such as "is Milano Centrale train station area dangerous at night?", feel free to ask them.
Please also use the search function on this site - Schengen visa is probably the most covered topic here, and it is very likely your question has been asked and answered before.
answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
17.4k12671
Since you have the private company organizing your trip, they usually would have the answers for you. So please check with them first.
Being an Indian national you need a Schengen visa for your trip; your H1B status will help you to qualify, but does not relieve you from this obligation. The visa rules dictate that you must apply in the country you'd spend most of the time; if you spend equal time, in the country you visit first. Thus you need to ask your organizer for an itinerary to find this out.
You also need to ask if the trip organizer prepares your visa paperwork for you (so you just need to apply/visit for biometrics), or you should apply yourself. In latter case please see many questions on this site about Schengen visa, this topic has been extensively covered. The health insurance is required to get a Schengen visa, and again your organizer should help - but if not, it is easy to purchase yourself.
Keep in mind you might need to arrange other travel to apply for visa - for example, if you live in San Francisco Bay Area, some European countries have only honorary consulates here, and those do not issue visas; the nearest real consulate then is usually in Los Angeles.
Finally, if you just want to read more about the countries, you can research by yourself, using free online resources such as Wikitravel, or Lonely Planet books in your local library. Then if you have more specific questions, such as "is Milano Centrale train station area dangerous at night?", feel free to ask them.
Please also use the search function on this site - Schengen visa is probably the most covered topic here, and it is very likely your question has been asked and answered before.
answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
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answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
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answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
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answered Jul 9 at 22:27
George Y.
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Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
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Jul 17 at 15:48
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Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
– user80221
Jul 17 at 15:48
Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
– user80221
Jul 17 at 15:48
Thanks, George for the answer. I'll talk to my travel agency.
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Jul 17 at 15:48
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Welcome. Could you be more specific about your question? Are you asking how to get health insurance for a Schengen visa?
– Zach Lipton
Jul 9 at 21:54