29 Schengen countries: Türkiye application centers and fees
See through which official channel you will apply, how the consular fee and the center fee are allocated for Germany, Italy, France, Netherlands, Spain, Greece and all other Schengen countries.
The Schengen Area is a common travel area of 29 countries: 25 European Union countries plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, which are not EU members. The European Union and Schengen are not the same. iDATA, VFS Global, BLS International, Kosmos Vize and AS‑Visa are among the official external service providers used in Türkiye. Follow AS‑Visa’s current country instructions for Portuguese type C applications and the official eViza system for Romania.
General short-term fee is 90 € for adults, maximum 45 € for 6–12 years old, 0 € for 0–6 years old. There may be differences due to country, citizenship or exemption. Service provider fee and optional services are not included in this fee.
GermanyiDATA90 € for Turkish citizens aged 12 and over; 6–12 age group 0 €. iDATA service fee is 2,256 TL for ages 6 and above, and 0 TL for ages 0–6.
AustriaVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS mandatory service fee is also displayed on the payment screen.
BelgiumVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
BulgariaVFS GlobalStandard Schengen short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; The center fee is shown separately.
CzechiaVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
DenmarkVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
EstoniaVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
FinlandVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
FranceVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 for ages 6–12; The mandatory VFS service fee is €30 per applicant.
CroatiaVFS GlobalStandard Schengen short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; The center fee is shown separately.
NetherlandsVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; The mandatory VFS fee is also shown on the appointment screen.
SpainBLS InternationalOn the BLS page, 12 years and older is 106 USD, 6–12 years is 53 USD, 0–6 years is free of charge; The mandatory BLS service fee is shown as $20.
SwedenVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
SwitzerlandVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; The exchange rate and VFS fee are confirmed on the current fee screen.
IcelandVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
ItalyiDATAOn the iDATA fee page, Schengen fee is 4,860 TL for ages 12 and over, 2,430 TL for ages 6–12, 0 TL for ages 0–6; Mandatory coordination fee is 2.238 TL.
LatviaVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
LiechtensteinVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; The central fee that may arise through the Swiss channel is also controlled.
LithuaniaVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
LuxembourgVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
HungaryAS-VisaStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; AS-Visa service fee is paid separately.
MaltaVFS Global12 years and over 90 €, 6–12 years 45 €, 0–6 years 0 €; Mandatory VFS service fee €30.
NorwayVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
PolandVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
PortugalAS-VisaThe standard short-stay fee is €90 for adults and up to €45 for children aged 6–12; check the AS‑Visa service fee separately.
RomaniaDirect applicationStandard Schengen short-term fee is 90 € for adults, maximum 45 € for ages 6–12. The start is on the official eViza portal.
SlovakiaBLS InternationalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; BLS service fee is controlled separately.
SloveniaVFS GlobalStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; VFS service fee is paid separately.
GreeceKosmos VizeStandard short-term fee €90 for adults, €45 maximum for ages 6–12; Kosmos service fee is paid separately.Common rules of the application
Once the country has been chosen, four rules work the same way in every Schengen application.
- The main destination rule — determines which country to apply to on a multi-country route.
- Application file — shows which question the documents have to answer.
- Biometrics and processing time — explains when to apply and how to request multiple entries.
- Refusal grounds and appeal — explains the official grounds for refusal listed in the Visa Code and the route of appeal.
See the fee items of all countries in one table
See the 2025 refusal rates by country and by consulate
Why do we separate the charges?
Consular fee is collected on behalf of the public authority. The mandatory external service fee is the acceptance and transfer service of the application center. Courier, SMS, photo, printout, application from home or premium lounge are mostly optional. Purchasing an on-demand service will not improve the appointment, processing time or visa decision.
Welding and update
Country–supplier matches from the official Schengen information sheet of the EU Delegation to Türkiye; Country-specific figures were checked on the providers' official pricing pages. Reconfirm variable TL provisions on the payment day.
- EU Delegation to Türkiye — Schengen guide
- EU Delegation to Türkiye – competent centers information sheet
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this page
How is the total cost calculated?
The total depends on official fees, application-centre charges, insurance, translation, courier and travel costs, plus the chosen consultancy scope. Current official amounts and the service scope should be checked separately before payment.
How long does the application process take?
Appointment availability, destination, category, season and the authority's review time all affect the timeline. Plan backwards from the travel date and do not treat an indicative processing time as a guaranteed decision date.
Which conditions should I check first?
First confirm the correct visa category, competent application location, passport validity, travel purpose, funding and timeline. Then prepare only the documents required by the current official list and your circumstances.
Why can an application be refused?
Missing documents, inconsistent dates or statements, unexplained funds, the wrong category and an unclear travel purpose are common risks. Only the competent authority makes the decision.
What is the next step?
Share the destination, travel purpose, approximate date and your current situation. The initial review identifies the correct route and clarifies any support scope before work begins.
How do I check that the information is current?
Open the linked official authority page again on the application and payment date to confirm the channel, fee, document list and processing time. Also check the review date shown on the guide.