Which country should you visit first if you get the Schengen visa? It is crucial…

Which country should you visit first if you get the Schengen visa?

It is crucial to firstly go in the first state that you have stated in your Schengen application, and after that travel to the other Schengen states. Make sure to take the steps granted by the Schengen Visa.

How much funds should you have in order to travel in the Schengen Visa?

One of the most key steps to conclude when applying for a Schengen visa is to guarantee that you have enough funds to: cover the visa fee, pay for your travel insurance, book in advance or send in the itinerary for the state you want to go to, and also to show that you have adequate financial resources to support yourself in the Schengen Region.

Does your insurance cover an infection with a virus?

Fever, cough, signs of corona infection? You can rest assured. With PROVISIT’s insurance cover, you don’t need to fear high medical costs. The medical treatment of the corona virus infection is covered. In addition, PROVISIT includes coverage up to 90 days for medical expenses should you be forced to stay abroad for a longer period of time due to the infection.

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.

What can you do in the event of an emergency?

Try to stay calm even in difficult situations. Look for the right contact for help. Call us, explain what happened, listen and don’t hang up until your contact on the phone asks you to. Do you require police, rescue or firefighting services? Call the emergency number of the country you are in. Emergency number in Europe: 112 Emergency number in the USA and Canada: 911 You will find other emergency numbers online, for example at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_telephone_number#Emergency_numbers.

What are you able to do with the Schengen Visa?

Everybody deserves to have pictures of Europe’s most stunning tourist attractions this season on their images. Imagine starting off a camping trip from Spain with your best friends, then flying to Germany and then over to Austria.

What happens in case your existing insurance cannot be extended?

Your trip is so beautiful and you have decided to stay in Germany or Europe for a few more weeks or months and you would now like to extend your international health insurance. But often it is not possible to extend the limited travel health insurance from abroad, because for example the maximum insurance period is reached. However, you need a valid international health insurance to extend your visa. PROVISIT as connecting insurance is now the solution. The travel health insurance can be concluded up to 12 months after arrival for a maximum of 1 year. Of course, we recommend to take out the policy before the start of the journey, so that you are insured from the beginning of your stay abroad. If the PROVISIT insurance is concluded more than one month after the start of the trip, the waiting period in the health insurance is one month. The waiting period can be waived if the insurance policy immediately follows a previous insurance. After application of PROVISIT insurance, please send us the proof of pre-insurance to contract@dr-walter.com. The waiting period does not apply in case of an accident or medical help aiming to prevent acute danger to the insured person’s life, such as cardiac arrest.

What is the purpose of the ETIAS visa?

ETIAS visa is a visa demanded for non-EU citizens who can enter the Schengen Zone and freely visit each of the states. It is used often for business and tourist purposes.