10 Easiest Schengen Countries to Obtain a Schengen Visa

What are the easiest Schengen Countries to obtain a Schengen visa? Those who are not citizens of the United States are awarded a Schengen visa, which allows them to travel to the Schengen area, which consists of 26 European nations that share a unified visa policy. Europe is the most popular destination for many immigrants, and obtaining a Schengen visa is the most convenient way to visit the EU.
As you progress down the list, you will be exposed to each of the top ten Schengen nations with the highest rate of Schengen visas issued for the year 2018 one at a time, starting with the first and working your way down.
The following are the Schengen countries from where it is the simplest to obtain a Schengen visa:

10. Greece
There are many sorts of visas that may be obtained for travel to Greece, depending on the reason for your visit. If you want to visit, study, or work in Greece and live there permanently, you will need to apply for a separate Greece Schengen Visa based on your intentions and needs.
Greek Schengen Visa applications have been accepted since 2000 when Greece joined the Schengen Area as a member of the European Union and a member state of the European Union.
While Greece had a rejection rate of barely 2 percent in 2014, things have altered slightly since then. If you apply for a Schengen visa to Germany today, you will have a 4.9 percent chance of being denied your visa. Last year, the Greek embassies in other countries approved 95.1 percent of the petitions submitted to them. According to the number of applications received last year, Greece is the sixth most popular country for those planning to enter the Schengen area for a short period (855,285).
9. Czech Republic
Those asking for a short-term visa to the Czech Republic have a larger probability of being rejected than those applying for a visa to former Czechoslovakia which has a lower rejection rate. Despite this, with an acceptance rate of 95.3 percent, you still have a very good chance of receiving a favorable response to your application submission.
8. Slovakia
Several sorts of visas may be obtained for travel to Slovakia, depending on the reason for your visit and the circumstances.
The Schengen Visa application process will be different depending on whether you intend to travel to Slovakia for a visit, study, or job or if you intend to stay in Slovakia permanently.
It has been possible to apply for a Slovakian Schengen Visa since 2007 when Slovakia joined the Schengen Area as a member state of the European Union and as an EU member state. It is estimated that 95.8 percent of all Schengen visa applications submitted to a Slovak consulate will be approved. Slovakia's embassies overseas rejected 4.2 percent of the 26,797 applications they received in 2018, ranking it sixth among Schengen countries in terms of several applications.

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[inanewsMorocco]

That information is all not true, Spain, France, Italy and Germany give visa easily Greece+Baltic countries, and Eastern Europe countries do not issue any visa unless you have many Schengen before in general the richer is the country the easer to get the visa with one exemption of sweden

[MarshaEmpress]

I got my first schengen visa via France Embassy (first try), it was fast and easy. I am from the Philippines that never been to EU before my schengen visa application. 2nd visa application was from Swedenish Embassy ❤❤❤ Currently living in UK now, and will visit EU again on December.

[nfambacalvin]

If you are from Africa, its not just easy to get a schenghen visa, they will ask your bank statement and a lot of questions.

[COtrucker]

For those with European heritage, it's worthwhile to consider citizenship by descent/ancestry. Some countries like Poland, Hungary, Italy & Ireland... all EU member nations are pretty generous on this matter. Depending on the local laws, one can claim citizenship in such a country if distant ancestor originated from there. The only major hurdle otherwise is to furnish birth records & other relevant documents to the respective consulate or other powers-that-be +notarizarions, apostilles, translations e.t.c. and fill out the appropriate forms or consult an immigration attorney. Once a person has confirmed citizenship they are able to obtain respective passport and live/work in that country or the EU.

[travelvideos]

This statistics is a bit funny. Lithuania mostly gives visas to Belarusians and Finland to Russian and Chinese group tourists. Success rate is high in those cases of course.

[AbiolaLawal]

🤔 0:41; ... visas approved for 2018...

Alright, why would you think that 4years old information will be relevant today particularly in this sector?

A current version would have been more appropriate though.

[kishoreray]

As an Indian how to apply for permanently settle in Greece

[KrocanusWemenus]

At the begining you said that that schengen visa are issued based on unified policy across the EU. If all the countries are processing the visa applications the same way, how can there be a country where it is easier to obtain a visa? And what's that with the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia? Czechoslovakia doesn't exist since 1993.

[cqgbgje]

Schedule appointment several month ahead? You kidding? They usually will not allow you to create an appointment more than 1 month ahead of your journey planned.

[kanzuk-]

Uae passport can enter all of these without visa its an arab country in middle east

[KrishnaTheDiverse]

You are talking about US Nationals who want to apply or non EU nationals. Means, is it considered for all.

[sinirliadam]

This all depends on what country's passport you're holding. I have to fly to Europe frequently to do my job and I hold a Turkish passport. Even the documents they ask for take a week to gather. At the end they give a 6 month visa like a joke. There's not a real "Union" in the EU. If, let's say Germany gave me a 5 year-long visa, why the hell does another give a 6 month right after it? I missed a lot of meetings because of the waiting times and there seems to be no end for it.

[dharma]

Applied for Lithuania and waiting for the response....

[armenipekci]

Most of information not relevant to real situation. Waste of time and money to apply to countries mentioned

[Ronaldo_CROfficail]

Not aesy Scengen visa bro this is not truth telling😫

[saheenparveen]

I have Malta work visa but I want Move in france for work. what is the procedure to apply France work visa???

[katestaana]

Can i apply schengen visa for Portugal or Spain if i am currently in Romania?

[deiykeman]

Is there any Schengen country, someone can work with a visitor visa

[lakphabhutia]

Now I am here Romania agricultural working for seasonal visa and how to process here to go France can you suggest me....

[roydelaney]

If travelling to more than one Schengen country, you apply to the embassy of the country you will spend most of your holiday in.
This means if the Majority of your stay will be in Portugal but you are flying from your home country to Spain first then you apply to the embassy of Portugal!