Tourism Schengen.

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FEES INVOLVED

TLSCONTACT VISA APPLICATION CENTRE - RWANDA


LIST OF DOCUMENTS
TOURIST VISA
EMBASSY FEES: 85$ (paid at the Tls office)
TLS APPOINTMENT: 31240 RFW
SERVICE FEES: 30$

Guarantees for return (assessment of migration risk): the applicant is requested to provide as much information as
possible to document his/her family background, professional and socio-economic status, ownership of land or real
estate (for instance: proof of family bonds with his/her country of origin, proof of regular income and stable source
of revenues from the applicant and/or his/her partner, proof of property, etc.)

This information is essential to correctly judge the intention of the applicant to leave the Schengen area before the
expiry of his/her visa.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS (ORIGINAL + 1 COPY)


☐ National passport (signed and valid for at least 3 months after the expiry of the requested visa)

• With a validity superior to at least 3 months from your intended date of departure from the Schengen
territory.
• Should contain at least 2 blank pages.

☐ Copy of your passport

• Copies of all the visas with entry and exit stamps from the visited countries.

☐ Schengen application form

• Duly completed on Visa-On-Web


• Dated and signed by the applicant in person.

☐ One recent photo

• 1 recent passport color photograph: 35 x 45 mm, white background.

☐ Valid long stay visas or residence cards

• For the non-Rwandese citizens, valid long stay visas or residence cards are required.

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PROOF OF TRIP PURPOSE

☐ Travel route

• If your travel is organized (e.g. tour operator), proof of your reserved travel package.
• If you organize the trip yourself, provide a written description of your trip (places to visit etc.).
• If the travel has a double purpose e.g. tourism and family visit or visit to friends please mention this especially
if you are being accommodated by family or friends during your stay.
EMPLOYMENT AND SOLVENCY PROOF OF APPLICANT

☐ Evidence of employment

• Employee: service certificate + mission order from the employer + the last 3 pay slips + social security fund
(ex. RSSB), personal bank statement of the last 3 months (if you have one).
• Independent (self-employed): recent certified copy by RDB/RRA of registration of the company (RDB/RRA)
+ bank statement of the company of the last 3 months + personal bank statement of the last 3 months.
• Spouses without profession: proof of income of the wife/husband (see supra) + marriage act.
• Students of age: school attendance certificate + school registration + proof of income of the parents (see
supra).
• Children under age: birth certificate + parental authorization legalized by the Ministry of Justice + copy of
identity cards of parents + school attendance certificate + school registration + proof of income of the parents
(see supra).
• Pensioners: pension certificate issued by your social security fund (e.g. RSSB) + bank statement of the last 3
months (if you have a bank account).
• Unemployed: motivation letter + documents justifying your return to your home country: e.g. property acts,
proof of rental income + rental agreements, family obligations, bank statements, etc.…

☐ Solvency proof

• Proof of financial means for the travel: Credit card + bank statements covering the last 3 months + proof of
procurement of foreign currency if applicant has an income but no credit card or bank account in foreign
currency.

OTHER DOCUMENTS
☐ Proof of accommodation:

• Documents relating to the place where you are going to stay (hotel reservation, rental agreement,
accommodation attestation).

☐ Copy of trip flight ticket reservation

• Proof of transport arrangements

☐ Medical insurance policy


• Proof of paid Schengen medical travel insurance.
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Important information:

• The visa application file must be complete at the time of submission.


• All information is available on the Belgian Embassy of Kigali’s website and on the website of the Belgian
Immigration Office. For that matter the Belgian authorities in charge of the examination of visa applications
consider that the submission of an incomplete visa application means that the person asking for the visa is
not taking the application seriously or that the person is incapable of submitting the necessary documents.
• Being in possession of a visa does not necessarily guarantee a right of entry. When you arrive at external
border controls of the Schengen territory, the authorities verify if you are still respecting the conditions of
entry. If not the case, you risk being sent back and the annulment of your visa.
• Apply for your visa in the 90th and 15th days preceding the intended date of your travel. If you have a
multiple entry visa, you can apply for a new visa before your current one expires.
• For further information: check the website of the Federal Public Service Home Affairs – Immigration Office :
www.dofi.fgov.be

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