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Schengen Visa in Ukraine for Foreigners
For foreign nationals from Asia, Africa & the Middle East legally residing in Ukraine
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Schengen Visa
Bulgaria, Estonia, Portugal, Hungary, Romania
Schengen Visa (Type “C”) gives you legal travel across Europe and the Schengen Area — up to 90 days within any 180-day period. VISA-SVIT helps foreigners in Ukraine prepare a strong, consistent application.
Schengen Visa – Travel Across Europe Without Borders
A Schengen visa allows you to travel freely across 27 European countries. Whether you need a tourist visa to explore Europe or a business visa for meetings and conferences, VISA-SVIT guides you from choosing the best consulate (Bulgaria, Estonia, Portugal, Hungary, Romania) to preparing a complete document package.
Who Can Apply?
Citizens of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Egypt, Nigeria, Ghana and many other countries who legally reside in Ukraine (temporary or permanent residence permit) can apply for a Schengen visa with VISA-SVIT support.
- Tourist Schengen visa — travel across Europe.
- Business Schengen visa — exhibitions, negotiations, corporate events.
Why Choose VISA-SVIT?
✔ Fast and organised processing
✔ High-quality file logic (purpose + funds + ties + itinerary)
✔ Full support (consultation, templates, booking and appointment guidance)
✔ High-quality file logic (purpose + funds + ties + itinerary)
✔ Full support (consultation, templates, booking and appointment guidance)
Key point: refusals drop when your file is consistent — purpose, timeline and finances must match.
Schengen Visa for Non-Residents of Ukraine
To obtain a Schengen visa, a foreign national must follow a strictly regulated process. The required documents depend on the chosen EU/Schengen state (Bulgaria, Estonia, Portugal, Hungary, Romania and others). With VISA-SVIT, you can complete all steps quickly and without mistakes.
Types of Schengen Visa (Type “C”)
Type “C” is a short-stay visa for tourism, business, visits, studies, conferences, teaching, medical treatment, sports or cultural events.
- Single-entry — one entry.
- Double-entry — two entries.
- Multiple-entry (multi) — several entries during validity.
Most Popular Categories
- C 01 — tourism
- C 02 — visiting relatives/friends
- C 03 — sports events
- C 04 — business trips
- C 06 — culture / exhibitions / conferences
- C 09–C14 — studies / professional / teaching / science / medical
C01–C06 are typically up to 90 days. C09–C14 can be issued for the justified requested period.
Mandatory: prove purpose of travel + financial capacity + legal residence status.
Schengen Visa Denial — Typical Reasons
The most common refusal reason is insufficient funds compared to the required minimum. Also required: evidence of purpose of travel (bookings, invitations, registrations, medical confirmations).
A visa to Hungary for 7–14 days, 6 months or 1 year can be arranged with a written guarantee and payment after issuance (subject to internal approval and compliance).
Schengen visa for foreign nationals having a residence permit from Ukraine
Schengen visa with a guarantee of receipt
Transparent steps • Clear conditions • Support until result
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Stages of payment
- 50% — advance payment to start preparing documents
- 50% — payment after receiving the visa photo
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The price includes
- Expert advice from relevant specialists
- Filling in the visa application form
- Preparation and verification of the submitted documents
- Accompanying the client to the consulate or visa centre in Kyiv
- Services for payment of consular fees
- Obtaining the applicant's passport with a visa
- Sending the passport to the client's address
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Additional information
- Consular fee is paid additionally and depends on urgency: EUR 80–120
- For visa issuance within one working day, the consular fee is charged in double amount
- Payment at the consulate is made in UAH equivalent
- Minors under 18 years of age usually do not pay a consular fee
- Important: if the remaining amount is not paid, the visa may be cancelled and the advance payment is not refunded
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Visa to Bulgaria
| Visa type | Duration of stay/validity | Processing time | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
C Tourism |
< 18 days | 14-21 days | 800 € |
C Tourism |
(2) 30/90 days | 14-21 days | 900 € |
C Tourism |
60/180 days | 14-21 days | 1000 € |
Consular fee
35/90€
Please note: our international employment offers, legal work opportunities, work visas and temporary residence permits in Europe are available to citizens of most countries, subject to compliance with EU migration requirements.
For refugees and citizens of countries with dictatorial or totalitarian regimes that may pose a security risk to the European Union (russia, North Korea, Iran), VISA-SVIT specialists assess each case individually in accordance with EU law.
Our offers are available for citizens of the following regions
- CIS countries (UIS): Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan
- Asia: Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vietnam
- Africa: Algeria, Burundi, Cameroon, DRC, Côte d’Ivoire, Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Mali, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zimbabwe
- Middle East: UAE, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey
and citizens of other countries — upon individual request
Statistics
VISA-SVIT statistics on the issuance of Schengen visas for 2025
- 1698 Total applications
- 1689 Visas issued
- 9 Rejected
Positive decisions made
0%
How to obtain a Schengen visa from Ukraine
Regardless of the destination country, it is important to convince the visa officer about the true purpose of your visit: tourism, business, private visit, cultural/sports events, education, medical treatment, conferences, etc.
Visa for Europe – how long does it take?
Usually up to two weeks. In certain cases, urgent processing may be possible in 1–3 days after submission (where regulations allow). Stay rule: no more than 90 days within each 180-day period.
Usually up to two weeks. In certain cases, urgent processing may be possible in 1–3 days after submission (where regulations allow). Stay rule: no more than 90 days within each 180-day period.
Processing for nationals of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Vietnam, Afghanistan and other South-East Asian countries typically takes 1–2 weeks, but may extend due to verification procedures. Collection is done in person at the visa centre/consulate on the assigned date/time.
Bulgaria, Hungary, Portugal, Estonia are often considered more “loyal” in practice. A Schengen visa generally allows travel across all countries in the Schengen Area.
Schengen visa sample
- Start of the visa
- Visa expiration date
- Visa number
- Visa type
- Place of issue
- Visa issue date
- Purpose of the trip
- Number of days of stay
- Series and passport number
- Last name and first name
Required documents
Required documents and conditions for a Schengen visa
For foreign nationals applying from Ukraine. See also: Schengen Visa • All services for foreign nationals • Residence permit in Ukraine
✓ Documents for a Hungary Schengen visa
To prepare a strong, consistent application for a Hungary Schengen visa, the following documents are typically required:
- International passport — validity should extend at least 180 days after submission. Prepare copies of all pages; one page should be blank.
- National passport with copies of all pages (if available).
- 2 color photos in the required format.
- Financial proof — employment income letter for the last 6 months and/or bank/card statements (recommended).
- Completed application form (in English or Hungarian).
- Receipts confirming payment of visa/consular fees.
✓ VISA-SVIT tip
All documents must be consistent (dates, route, bookings, finances, travel purpose). This is a key factor in visa decisions.
Hungary (Schengen): the travel purpose must be clear and supported by evidence.
✓ Who can apply “with guarantee”
A “guarantee” option is available only for foreign nationals who have a valid residence permit in Ukraine.
- Proof of work (last 6 months) / study, or a bank certificate (minimum €700 balance).
- For students, application is possible from the 2nd year of studies.
✓ Not processed
- Applicants with previous Schengen refusals;
- Applicants from “high-risk” countries: Iran, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, Syria (case-by-case).
✓ Complex history? Start with a consultation and eligibility check.
✓ Long-term “guarantee” visas
- 1 year: only if you have used Schengen visas within the last 3 years;
- 6 months: may be possible with a “clean” passport (no prior Schengen).
✓ Submission conditions
- Personal submission and biometrics (fingerprints);
- Passport collection without personal presence (delivery may be possible at recipient’s cost).
✓ Validity & passport requirements
- With a “clean” passport, the “guarantee” option is typically limited to 7–14 days;
- 1-year visa — only with used Schengen visas within the last 3 years.
✓ Payment terms
- 50% — guarantee deposit (refunded in case of refusal; not refunded if the applicant does not appear for submission);
- Remaining amount — after receiving the passport with the visa.
For details please see Payment.
If a visa is issued for a shorter period, a recalculation is made and the overpayment is refunded. After approval, it is recommended to use the Hungary visa within 3 months. Extension is possible only if there are strong legal grounds.
Key requirements: strong reasons to return (property / employment / minor children), sufficient funds, no criminal record, and a transparent travel purpose.
Common refusal reasons include hiding the real purpose of travel, providing false/outdated data, or previous violations in Schengen countries. A positive visa history is a strong advantage.
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Professional assistance of the experts
Thorough knowledge of current European regulations, many years of experience in securing Schengen visas for non-residents of Ukraine and transparent conditions are key advantages of VISA-SVIT.
Why is “VISA-SVIT” worth choosing?
- Working since 2002 with nationals of many countries.
- Risk-control: we do not accept cases with low prospects based on our experience.
- Real client reviews and long-term reputation.
- Payment upon getting a visa in your passport (for guaranteed packages).
- Professional team: visa experts, international lawyers and immigration specialists.
- Reasonable service prices with regular market monitoring.
FAQ — Schengen Visa (Type C)
Clear answers for foreigners applying from Ukraine (Asia, Africa, Middle East, CIS). No “mystery documents” — only logic.
What documents are required for a Schengen visa?
Typically: passport + copies, legal residence in Ukraine, form, photo, insurance, proof of funds, proof of work/business, itinerary, accommodation booking, and documents confirming the purpose (invitation/event/tourism plan). Exact list depends on the consulate and your case.
Why do refusals happen?
Most common: insufficient funds, unclear purpose, inconsistencies in dates/route, weak ties, incomplete file, doubts about return. We structure the application so every document supports one consistent story.
How long does it take?
Standard processing is often up to 2 weeks. In certain cases urgent timelines may be possible where regulations allow. Time depends on citizenship, season, and verification procedures.
Visa centre / consulate appointment: how does submission work?
Submission is usually done in person (biometrics, and photos if required). The date and time are assigned by the visa centre/consulate. We help you prepare the file, organise bookings, and check consistency before submission to reduce returns and additional requests.
What financial proof is needed (and how much money to show)?
The consulate checks that you have sufficient funds for the entire trip. Common proof: bank statements, income evidence (employment/business), tax documents, sponsorship (if applicable), and expense confirmations (accommodation, tickets). Exact amounts depend on the destination country and trip duration — the key is realistic numbers that match your itinerary and documents.
How to start with VISA-SVIT?
Send: citizenship + residence status in Ukraine + destination + travel dates. We reply with a checklist and a step-by-step plan.
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How cooperation with VISA-SVIT works
What Schengen visa support does VISA-SVIT provide in Ukraine?
VISA-SVIT assists foreign nationals applying for a Schengen visa from Ukraine with an initial case review, explanation of the applicable procedure, document checklist, application preparation, document consistency checks and guidance for submission.
The exact scope of support depends on the applicant's citizenship, legal residence status in Ukraine, destination country, purpose of travel and the requirements of the relevant consulate or visa application centre.
Which Schengen visa applications can VISA-SVIT support?
Depending on the applicant's circumstances and the rules of the destination country, VISA-SVIT can assist with short-stay Schengen visa applications for tourism, business travel, private or family visits, conferences, cultural or sporting events, medical treatment, study or training and other legally recognised travel purposes.
The appropriate visa route and required documents are determined individually before preparation begins.
Who makes the final decision on a Schengen visa application?
The final decision on a Schengen visa application is made exclusively by the competent consulate or other authorised authority.
VISA-SVIT prepares and checks documents, explains the applicable requirements and supports the applicant through the procedural stages, but does not control or promise the outcome of the visa application.
Can VISA-SVIT assist after a Schengen visa refusal?
Yes. VISA-SVIT can review the available refusal decision and the documents used in the previous application to identify possible documentary or procedural issues.
Depending on the refusal reason and the applicable rules, we can explain whether a new application, correction of documents or an appeal procedure, where legally available, may be appropriate.
Any new decision is made independently by the competent authority.
Who can apply for a Schengen visa from Ukraine?
Foreign nationals who are legally residing in Ukraine and fall within the jurisdiction of the selected consulate or visa application centre may generally be eligible to apply for a Schengen visa from Ukraine.
Eligibility depends on citizenship, legal residence status, destination country and the current rules of the relevant consulate or visa application centre. VISA-SVIT checks these conditions before starting the procedure.
What documents are usually required for a Schengen visa?
The required documents normally include a valid passport, proof of legal residence in Ukraine, visa application form, compliant photo, travel medical insurance, evidence of sufficient financial means, documents confirming the purpose of travel, accommodation information and a consistent travel itinerary.
Additional documents may include employment, business, study, family or sponsorship evidence depending on the applicant's situation. The final checklist depends on the destination country, consulate and individual case.
What information is needed to start a Schengen visa application?
For an initial assessment, provide your citizenship, current legal status in Ukraine, destination country, purpose of travel, planned travel dates, relevant visa history and information about any previous refusals.
After the initial review, VISA-SVIT explains the applicable procedure and document requirements. Preparation begins after the service conditions and required payment stage have been agreed.
What additional costs may apply besides the VISA-SVIT service fee?
Additional costs may include the official consular fee, visa application centre service charges, travel medical insurance, translations, document certification, courier services or other third-party expenses required for the specific application.
The applicable amounts depend on the applicant's citizenship, age, destination country, place of submission and current official tariffs. These costs should be checked for the specific case before submission.
What issues can affect a Schengen visa application?
Issues may arise from incomplete or inconsistent documents, insufficient financial evidence, an unclear travel purpose, discrepancies in dates or itinerary, questions about the applicant's intention to return, previous immigration violations, previous refusals or doubts concerning the authenticity or accuracy of submitted information.
The competent authority assesses each application individually and may request additional documents or information.
How can I reduce the risk of a Schengen visa refusal?
Prepare complete, accurate and consistent documents, provide truthful information, clearly explain the purpose of travel, demonstrate sufficient financial means and legal residence status, and make sure that the itinerary, accommodation, travel dates and supporting documents correspond with each other.
VISA-SVIT helps applicants check these elements before submission. The final decision remains with the competent consulate or authority.
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