This site is intended only for residents of the United States of America. The information on this site does not apply to any person residing in any other country of the world.

If you are not a resident of the U.S.A. but you are currently traveling here (B1/B2 visa), you may wish to contact the nearest Schengen Embassy or a Consulate General in order to obtain visa information. Some of the information on this website may be applicable to you, though you must in principle always apply for a Schengen visa in the country where you reside. Your application may therefore be rejected on this basis.

There is no right to a Schengen visa, even when you present all required documentation. The latter only assures that your application can be accepted by the appropriate consular office, but not that a visa will actually be granted. In all cases the consular officer may request additional information or documentation as deemed necessary.

The consular staff of the Embassies and Consulates General of the Schengen countries in the US guarantee a courteous, knowledgeable and speedy handling of your application. They expect you to behave equally courteously and to answer all relevant questions they might ask related to your application and to the purpose of your stay.
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