Visa Services
Schengen visa processing support for travellers from Bangladesh
EuroTrip 365 helps travellers in Bangladesh prepare a complete, consistent Schengen short-stay (tourist) visa file: document checklist, itinerary, hotel and flight documentation, and a review of your application before submission. We do not decide visas — the embassy or consulate of the main destination country does — but a well-prepared file shows your travel plan clearly.
Reviewed by Susmit Paul Aranya, Founder, EuroTrip 365 · Last updated 2 October 2026
The visa decision is made solely by the relevant embassy, consulate or visa authority. EuroTrip 365 provides document preparation and application support only and cannot guarantee a visa.
Who is this service for?
- First-time Europe travellers who want to understand the process before they apply.
- Families and couples travelling together who need consistent documents for every applicant.
- Business owners, salaried professionals and retirees applying for a tourist visa.
- Travellers who have booked, or plan to book, a Europe tour with EuroTrip 365.
- Applicants from India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and the wider region — please contact us to discuss your country of residence.
Which Schengen countries can you help with?
A Schengen visa is usually applied for through the country where you will spend the most nights, or the country you enter first if nights are equal. We prepare files for trips to any Schengen member state, including:
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Germany
- Switzerland
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Austria
- Portugal
- Greece
- Czech Republic
- Hungary
- and the other Schengen states
How does the process work, step by step?
- 1
Tell us about your trip
Share your travel dates, the countries you want to visit, who is travelling and your occupation. We confirm which country you should apply to.
- 2
Receive your personal checklist
We send a document checklist based on your profile — salaried, business owner, student, retired or accompanying family member.
- 3
Build the travel plan
We prepare a day-by-day itinerary with hotel and transport details that match your dates, so every document tells the same story.
- 4
File review
We review your forms and supporting papers for gaps, inconsistencies and missing items before you submit.
- 5
Appointment guidance
We explain how to book your appointment with the relevant visa application centre and what to bring on the day.
- 6
Submit and wait
You attend the appointment in person for biometrics. The embassy or consulate assesses the application and makes the decision.
Which documents do I need?
A typical checklist. Requirements change and vary by embassy and profile — always confirm the current official list.
Personal documents
- • Valid passport (check validity and blank pages required by the embassy) and previous passports
- • Recent passport-size photographs to the embassy's specification
- • Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
- • National ID card and, where relevant, marriage or birth certificates
Financial and professional documents
- • Personal bank statements and bank solvency certificate
- • Salaried: employment letter, leave approval and salary slips
- • Business owners: trade licence, company bank statements and tax documents
- • Income tax return documents (TIN certificate and acknowledgement)
Travel documents
- • Day-by-day itinerary
- • Hotel reservations for every night
- • Return flight reservation
- • Travel medical insurance meeting Schengen requirements
- • Invitation letter, where applicable
How long does it take?
- • Start preparing at least 6–8 weeks before your travel date where possible.
- • Embassy processing time: [FILL IN: typical processing time you advise clients, per embassy].
- • Appointment availability varies by season — summer and holiday periods fill quickly.
- • Our document preparation turnaround: [FILL IN: your turnaround time].
- • Service fee: [FILL IN: current service fee]. Embassy and visa centre fees are paid separately.
How does EuroTrip 365 help?
File preparation
A checklist built for your profile, and help arranging your papers in the order the embassy expects.
Appointment booking guidance
Which application centre to use, how to book and what to bring.
Itinerary, hotel and flight documentation
Consistent travel documents that match your dates — and, for tour clients, an Official Visa Invitation Letter.
Application review
A final check of forms and supporting documents before you submit.
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