Travel, Work, and Invest Across 29 Schengen Countries
The Schengen Zone comprises 29 European nations—including France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Spain, Greece, Austria, and the Netherlands—with abolished internal border controls. A single Schengen Visa grants entry and free movement across all 29 member nations.
At Om International Consultancy, we ensure correct primary destination embassy selection, 30,000 EUR travel insurance compliance, confirmed multi-city flight and lodging itineraries, and VFS Global biometric appointment booking.
29 Countries, 1 Visa
Explore Paris, Rome, Zurich, Barcelona, and Amsterdam with a single seamless application.
Golden Visas (PR)
Residency by investment in Portugal, Greece, or Spain with full European travel privileges.
Popular European Visa Pathways
Visit Europe for vacations, leisure, family holidays, or sightseeing across 29 European states for up to 90 days in any 180-day window.
- Correct Embassy Lodgement: Application lodged where you spend the longest duration to guarantee approval.
- Complete Travel Docket: Day-wise cover letter, hotel reservations, flight reservations, and insurance.
Long-stay national employment visas across Poland, Czech Republic, Malta, Lithuania, and Portugal.
- Single Permit Framework: Combined residence and work authorization under government labor quotas.
- Path to EU Permanent Residency: Long-term EU resident status after 5 years of lawful residence.
Residence permits granted to foreign investors through real estate acquisition, venture capital funds, or business creation.
- Minimal Stay Requirement: Maintain European residency with as little as 7 to 14 days stay per year.
- Direct EU Passport Path: Qualify for European citizenship and passport after 5 years.
Affordable Bachelor's and Master's degrees taught in English in Italy, France, Ireland, Netherlands, and Poland.
- Post-Study Work: 1 to 2 years post-study stay-back visa to secure European corporate employment.
- Erasmus+ & Schengen Mobility: Unrestricted freedom to travel across Europe throughout your study tenure.