Family members cannot get dependent visas for short-term Schengen Business Visas but can visit for up to 90 days under the Schengen visa waiver if eligible. For long-term stays, apply for family reunification visas.

If rejected, you’ll receive a letter explaining the reason. You can appeal within 30 days or reapply with corrected documents. Consult an immigration expert for guidance.

Yes, Indian citizens can apply at the Estonian Embassy in New Delhi or VFS Global centers. Submit all required documents and book an appointment in advance.

For short-term startup activities (e.g., meetings), a Schengen Business Visa is suitable. For establishing a startup, consider the Estonia Startup Visa, which requires a business plan and committee approval.

Yes, an invitation letter from an Estonian company detailing the purpose, duration, and responsibility for your stay is required for a Schengen Business Visa.

A Schengen C-type Business Visa is for short stays (up to 90 days in 180 days) for business activities. A National D-type Visa is for longer stays (up to 365 days) for work, business, or other purposes.

Yes, a Schengen C-type Business Visa allows travel to all 27 Schengen Area countries for up to 90 days within 180 days, provided the visa is not restricted.

Yes, you can extend your Estonia Business Visa in certain situations, but extensions are generally limited and subject to specific conditions. (e.g., medical emergencies). Apply at the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board at least 3 days before your visa expires.

Processing typically takes 15 calendar days but can extend to 45 days during peak times or if additional verification is needed. Apply at least 15 days before travel.

The Schengen Business Visa fee is approximately €80. National D-type visa fees range from €100-€120. Additional costs may include document translation or legalization. Check with the Estonian embassy for exact fees.

1. Check if you need a visa.

2. Book an appointment at an Estonian embassy, consulate, or VFS Global center.

3. Submit required documents.

4. Pay the visa fee (€80 for Schengen visa). 5. Attend an interview if required. 6. Wait for processing (15-45 days).

Requirements include a valid passport (valid 3 months beyond stay, 2 blank pages), completed application form, passport-sized photo, travel medical insurance (€30,000 coverage), invitation letter from an Estonian company, proof of financial means (€70/day), and accommodation details.

Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens from countries without a visa-free agreement with the Schengen Area need an Estonia Business Visa for short-term business activities. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and visa-free countries (e.g., US, UK, Canada) can stay up to 90 days without a visa.

The Schengen Business Visa fee is approximately €80. National D-type visa fees range from €100-€120. Additional costs may include document translation or legalization. Check with the Estonian embassy for exact fees.

Documents include a valid passport, completed application form, recent passport photo, travel medical insurance, invitation letter from an Estonian company, proof of financial means, accommodation proof, and a cover letter from your employer (if applicable).