What is the most popular visa if you want to travel in Europe? The most…
What is the most popular visa if you want to travel in Europe?
The most popular and used visa in Europe is the Schengen visa which gives you a free entry into 26 countries without providing any additional document. To travel around the European states, over 14 million people used a Schengen Visa.What can you do if you have booked flights and accommodation in your destination country that you’re not able to cancel?
Does my PROVISIT insurance cover the expenses? No, travel expenses are not covered by the international health insurance. We recommend: Contact your hotel or airline to clarify whether a goodwill arrangement (rebooking or cancellation) is possible.What countries of Europe are not part of the Schengen zone but are able to travel there without the Schengen Visa?
Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia are the European Union member states that are not part of the Schengen zone. Holders of a Schengen visa can still enter these states without applying for any other visa.
What is some information for Work and Travel participants?
Experience an adventure and explore the big wide world! With a Work and Travel trip, you not only improve your language skills, but also get to know your temporary home country particularly intensively through work – whether as a fruit picker on a farm, as a receptionist in a hotel or on a promotional tour in a city. The jobs often last only a few weeks or months, which gives you the opportunity to explore different areas of a country intensively. All this brings a great feeling of freedom and offers the chance to meet many new and interesting people. In order to be able to embark on this adventure with complete peace of mind, reliable insurance cover is particularly important. After all, you can also fall ill abroad and there are many other risks against which you should insure yourself. A few practical examples:- In a bicycle accident you injure another person.
- Your baggage is stolen on the outward journey.
- When picking fruit you fall off the ladder and break your arm.
- You are seriously ill and a member of your family would like to come.
What should you do in case you aren’t able to travel to Europe?
Due to the pandemic all countries have closed their borders and only a few flights are allowed for emergency cases. If you want to travel around Europe whether you live in Europe or not, then there are a few things you can do before it is allowed to do so. Because you can’t travel now you can use this free time to fully prepare your next trip in detalil, you can save up Money, read more about the country you want to visit, maybe even take a virtual tour around the places you want to visit such as museums or parks and cook a traditional food from the country of your choice. This is a great way to learn more about culture while having fun and being productive. We will keep you updated on the news about border control so for now stay at home and be safe.
What are some of the changes that European cities have made for tourists?
Affordable traveling, well-planned cities and a multi-functional public transportation are some of the changes European cities have made to make it easier for its visitors to get around and experience the city to the fullest.
Does PROVISIT include insurance cover for children?
Children and adolescent persons can be enrolled under the PROVISIT insurance plan. For children under 6 years, insurance can only be effected if the accompanying legal guardian is also insured under the PROVISIT tariff.Do you need to take the authorization of the ETIAS with you while traveling?
The answer is yes, make sure to bring the ETIAS authorization even if you are planning to fly to a Schengen state or are driving there. It is recommended to apply for the ETIAS three days beforeRelated Posts
