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Even though UAE expatriates do not require a Schengen visa to enter the Schengen Area, they would still be required to provide certain papers at the port of entry. The border guard will be the one to make the final decision on if they are admitted.
The European countries that do not necessitate a Schengen visa are Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.
All residents of the UAE's seven emirates who do not have a UAE nationality and do not fall into one of the Schengen visa-free categories, on the other side, will be required to get a visa. Please consult the list of nationalities that require a Schengen Visa to discover if you require one.
UAE expatriates who have recently been denied visa-free admission to the Schengen region.
Foreigners holding a partial or total residency permit in the UAE who: are nationals of a country that has visa-free agreements with Schengen but has been denied visa-free admission to Europe or are residents of any country that does not have a visa-free agreement with the Schengen nations.
Fill out the form: It should be filled out with accurate and truthful information. Make two copies of the document and sign both of them when you're through.
A valid passport is required: It must be less than ten years old and legitimate for at least three months after the claimant's anticipated departure date from the Schengen Zone.
According to Schengen rules, two images must have been shot within the past three months.
Proof of UAE residency permit: The residence permit must be valid for at least three months beyond the planned travel date from the Schengen region.
Itinerary for a flight: A document proving that you have booked a flight from the UAE to the Schengen Zone and return on the precise dates you want to enter and exit the Schengen Zone.
An introductory letter: Please explain why you would want to travel to Europe, including which countries you would like to visit, how long you would like to stay, and other relevant information.
Proof of residence is a document that specifies where you will stay during your Schengen visit. A hotel booking, a rental contract, or a letter of greeting from the host of the household where you'll be staying are all examples of acceptable documentation.
The financial proof is required: PProof that you will be able to sustain yourself financially during your stay in the Schengen area. One of the foregoing is a possibility:
A bank account report proving that you have enough money in your account to cover the trip. Within the past three months, the declaration must have been made.
Sponsorship Letter - a letter from a third party confirming that they would monetarily sponsor your Schengen visit. To be valid, this statement must be accompanied by an income statement from the sponsorship that is no and over three months old.
A compilation of your bank statement and a sponsorship letter.
Europe Travel Insurance - A certificate proving that you have travel medical insurance for the whole Schengen area, with basic coverage of 30,000 euros in case of medical emergencies such as diseases, accidents, or even death evacuation.
