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#IF.O TRANSEE T PLUS#

United Kingdom school certificate, if applicable.

Original birth certificate of each child and copy.

Original passports from both parents and copy or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports.

If sole custody has been awarded to one parent, please provide evidence. Should one parent/guardian be unable to sign, please provide additional information.

Applications need to be signed by both parents/all guardians.

Separate application form for each child.

latest council tax bill, utility bill, bank statement, pension certificate or similar)

If resident in the UK: proof of address in UK (i.e.

It may be advisable to book a fully refundable ticket. When reserving/ booking a ticket, please be aware that filing a complete application does not guarantee that a visa will be granted. Please ensure that your photo adheres to German biometric requirements and is taken in front of a white/ bright background. Digitally altered passport photos cannot be accepted.

A fully biometric passport photo, 35 x 45 mm, no older than three months.

One photocopy of the visa or residence permit (BRP: front and back).

One photocopy of the passport's bio data page.

Valid passport signed by the holder, issued within the last 10 years and valid for at least 3 months beyond the end date of the trip to the Schengen member states with at least 2 subsequent blank pages.

Please complete the online visa application form, print the form including the barcodes and sign the form.

The following documentation is required for an airport transit visa application: Nationals of the countries listed above now require airport transit visas even if they hold a visa or residence permit for the UK.

Since the end of the transition phase and the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union, UK visas and residence permits do not exempt their holders from airport transit requirements.

#IF.O TRANSEE T PLUS#

Holders of valid visas issued by an EEA country (all EU member states plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) or visas issued by Japan, Canada or the United States of America,.Holders of certain national residence permits issued by the following countries: Andorra, Japan, Canada, San Marino, United States of America,.Holders of valid visas and national residence permits issued by any EU and Schengen country,.The following nationals of the countries listed above are nonetheless exempt from airport transit requirements, if they are Turkey (except holders of diplomatic, service and special passports).Pakistan (except holders of diplomatic passports).Jordan (exceptions apply for transits to and from Australia and New Zealand).India (except holders of diplomatic passports).Ghana (except holders of diplomatic and service passports).Nationals of the following countries do not yet enjoy transit privileges and therefore require an airport transit visa (category A) for transit at a German airport even if they remain airside and do not have to enter the country: Only if the carrier has arranged for transit facilities with the Federal Police beforehand. Düsseldorf Airport (DUS, 6am to 9pm only).Hamburg Airport (HAM, 4:30am to 11:30pm only).München/ Munich International Airport (MUC).Only five airports in Germany have an international transit zone enabling you to transit without formally entering the Schengen area: You need to apply for your visa well in advance.

However, if for some reason you need to enter the Schengen area during transit (for example to change terminals or airports or if your destination is within the Schengen area), you may require a C visa. If during transit through a German airport, you do not leave the International Airport Area and if your destination is not within the Schengen area, you do not need a transit visa.

The vast majority of other foreign travellers benefit from what is known as “transit privileges”. Individuals who do not require a visa to visit Germany do not require a visa to transit through Germany. Please see below for details.īritish citizens do not require a visa for any kind of transit through the European Union’s Schengen Member States provided that the duration of the combined transits does not exceed 90 days within any 180 day period. Nationals of some countries now require airport transit visas even if they hold a visa or residence permit for the UK.