Schengen Visa Travel Itinerary

  Travel insurance  is mandatory for some travellers visiting Europe, specifically for those who need a Schengen visa. Here’s a detailed explanation: Is travel insurance required for visiting Europe? Yes, but only in specific cases: Mandatory if you are a citizen of a country that requires a Schengen visa to enter Europe. Not mandatory if you are from a visa-exempt country (e.g., USA, UK, Canada, Australia), although it is still highly recommended. Why is travel insurance required for Schengen visa holders? Travel insurance is required by law for Schengen visa applicants to: 1. Protect public health systems:  European countries want to ensure visitors can afford medical treatment without burdening their healthcare systems.  2. Cover medical emergencies:  Insurance must cover a minimum of €30,000 for:     Emergency medical treatment     Hospitalisation     Repatriation (return to home country in case of serious illness...

  A  dummy hotel booking  for a visa application is a temporary, unpaid reservation used to demonstrate your travel accommodation plans to embassy or consulate officials. It is often required as part of the visa documentation to show proof of your intended stay without requiring full commitment or payment for the accommodation in advance. How It Works Purpose: Visa authorities want to see that you have a planned itinerary, including where you'll stay. A dummy booking gives this information without the financial risk of losing money if your visa is denied. What It Includes: Hotel name and address Reservation dates Your name (matching your passport) Booking reference number (sometimes) Why Embassies Accept Them: Visa officers are generally checking for intent and planning, not whether you’ve already paid. A dummy booking shows: You’ve researched your trip You have a place to stay You don’t pose a risk of overstaying How to Get One: You can obtain a valid hotel itinerary thr...