What is the Establishing proof of accommodation and How to get the Proof of Accommodation for Schengen Visa?

 

•        Please note, you do not have to pre-pay for your hotel/rental in order to establish proof of accommodation on your Schengen visa application. Because you are not guaranteed to receive a Schengen visa, pre-paying for a hotel could result in you losing money in the event that your application is rejected. However, your proof of accommodation will likely be found credible so long as you indicate where you intend to stay on your trip, and establish that you have the means to pay for your accommodation upon receipt of your visa (or arrival in the Schengen area).

•        Submitting a reservation for a hotel room for the specific dates corresponding to your entry and exit to/from the Schengen area can be a credible way of establishing proof of accommodation without pre-paying.

•        Private accommodation can in certain cases stand as evidence that you have established proof of subsistence for your stay in your respective Member State (i.e. that you have the financial means to afford to stay in the Schengen area throughout your visa validity period). If accommodation is being provided to you at no cost, either in the form of a hotel voucher or because you are staying with a relative/host, you will have the opportunity to select the “accommodation provided” box in the “means of support” category on your Schengen visa application.

•        Alternatively, if you have pre-paid for your lodging in the form of a deposit or by paying upfront, this is also a good means of establishing your ability to afford both your means of accommodation and your means of subsistence; in other words, that you can afford your trip (the main condition determining whether or not you will be approved for a Schengen visa).

How to Get Hotel booking for Schengen Visa Application?

If you are looking for a valid hotel booking with 14 days’ validity and along confirmed booking reference number, take out the following steps:

1.       Go to Schengen Visa Itinerary

2.       Choose the product Hotel Booking Plan Only

3.       Provide the required information

4.       Make the online payment

5.       Receive an e-mail with all the details of your hotel reservation

6.       Print the email and present it to the visa official at your visa appointment.

We also offer Flight Reservation and affordable Travel Insurance to complete your visa requirements.

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