Business Visa
For Schengen
What We Help You With
A clear first consultation
We listen to your situation and outline the route that suits your application to the Schengen Area, with no obligation.
A file suited to your purpose
We help organise letters, invitations and proof of activity so the purpose of your trip is clear.
Support with booking and submission
We follow the appointments, forms and submission with you in clear steps.
We are glad to hear from you
Get in touch whenever you like and we will answer your questions clearly and honestly; the final decision rests with the issuing authority.
Required Documents
Required documents may vary depending on your nationality and destination.
How The Process Works
Confirm your route and channel
Prepare the business file
Complete the application
Booking and fees
Submission and biometrics
Follow-up and decision
Why Almorad?
End-to-end support in Arabic
Our team walks you through every stage in plain language and answers your questions as they come up.
Your file reviewed before you apply
We check your documents and flag gaps or inconsistencies ahead of your appointment to avoid delays.
Experience with Saudi applicants
We understand the requests typically made of citizens and residents in Saudi Arabia and the papers usually expected.
Follow-up until a decision
We stay in touch after submission and help with any extra request from the authority.
Frequently Asked Questions
From 4 to 15 working days after your biometrics appointment at the visa centre, and some embassies may take up to 30 working days. These are estimates that may change with the season and your case, and not a promise of a fixed time.
Generally not; it covers meetings, exhibitions and negotiations, and its scope should be checked with the official authority.
Not in every case, but it strengthens the application and clarifies the purpose.
The application is usually made to the country where you will spend the longest part of your trip, via its embassy or an authorised visa centre in Saudi Arabia, and travel medical insurance is normally required.
No. The decision rests solely with the relevant authority; our role is to prepare a clear, well-organised file and guide you through the process.
A certified translation may be requested for Arabic documents, and we tell you so when reviewing your file.

