Travel Requirements for Spain/Schengen [duplicate]
I intend to travel to Spain using Schengen visa. From my research, I found out I must show I have EU77.07/day available during my stay, I must have a return ticket and I must have insurance coverage during my stay. Is this correct?
Moreover, the return ticket requirement is clear, but I was not able to find anything substantial on how I can prove the availability of EU77.07 per day. Do I show a copy of my account balance for this total?
For the insurance coverage: I was not able to find anything that seemed reliable. Can anyone suggest on any plan or the conditions that must be met for the required coverage?
EDIT 12/17/19: I am in the list of countries that do not require a visa application. Sorry for not being clear. And I don't intend to go anywhere outside of Spain while there. Thank you all for your comments. I was in Spain when I wrote my profile, thought would stay there but things changed and I am not there anymore.
EDIT2: Thank you all, thanks for your comments, sorry for not being clear. According to my research, while not needing a visa per se. My doubts are strictly about the specs on the requirements to certify my ability to support myself to the tune of $EU77.07 /Day and show health coverage: How do I certify I have the required funding and what type of specs are need for the health certificate?
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Can I apply for double entry Schengen Visa?
Schengen visas allow to make one-entry, two-entries or multi-entries. With one-entry visa you can travel the Schengen area only once. It is indicated in your visa as \u201c01\u201d. With two-entries or multi-entries you can respectively travel to the Schengen area twice or several times during the visa validity period.What are the documents required for Spain tourist visa?
To successfully apply, applicants must submit a range of documentation which includes: the visa application form, two recent passport photos, valid passport, travel itinerary, health insurance, proof of accommodation, proof of financial means, and either proof of employment or an income tax return.Can I visit Spain for more than 90 days?
If you are a non-EEA national (including British) and wish to stay in Spain for longer than 90 days, you will need a visa. You should apply for the visa that suits your purpose from a Spanish Consulate in your home country.How do I prove my Schengen Visa?
You will also need proof of relationship with your partner - such as a marriage certificate, or a declaration from your host stating the length of your relationship, when you last met, etc.SCHENGEN VISA APPLICATION TO SPAIN for Tourism and Private Visits
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