Country-wise requirements, processing timelines, document checklists, and expert guidance — everything your HR and travel desk needs in one place.
Each business visa category has specific requirements, processing times, and documentation. Choose the right type to ensure smooth approvals.
For corporate professionals traveling for meetings, conferences, negotiations, and business operations. Typically single or multiple entry with 30-90 day validity.
View RequirementsFor corporate employees attending international conferences, trade shows, seminars, and business events. Requires event invitation and company sponsorship letter.
View RequirementsMulti-country access for 29 European nations. Requires detailed itinerary, travel insurance, and proof of accommodation. 90-day limit per 180-day period.
View RequirementsQuick reference for the most frequently traveled business destinations — including processing times, key requirements, and tips.
Detailed requirements, processing timelines, and step-by-step guides for corporate business visa applications to major destinations.










Core documents required across most business visa applications. Country-specific requirements may vary.
We take the guesswork out of compliance with a 4-step submission process designed for maximum speed and accuracy.
Dedicated visa desk collects, verifies, and organizes all required documents per embassy guidelines.
Complete application submission with error-free forms, covering letters, and embassy-compliant formatting.
We track your application through embassy review, proactively addressing any queries or additional requirements.
Your passport is safely dispatched and delivered directly to your doorstep once the decision is finalized.
Leverage 15+ years of BTW expertise to maximize your visa approval chances and avoid common pitfalls.
Start visa processing 4-6 weeks before travel. Embassies have unpredictable processing windows, and last-minute applications risk delays or rejections.
Even minor discrepancies — name mismatches, outdated addresses, or missing signatures — can trigger rejections. Always double-check against embassy checklists.
Strong bank statements and consistent financial history significantly improve approval chances. Avoid sudden large deposits before application.
If your trip has no single main destination — for example, similar time spent in several Schengen countries — apply at the consulate of the country whose border you will cross first when entering the Schengen Area.
When you visit several Schengen countries for the same purpose, lodge your application with the consulate of the country where you will spend the most days.
Apply at the consulate of the country that is the main purpose of your visit. This is the primary test — the first-entry and longest-stay rules apply only when there is no clear main destination.
Demonstrate strong professional and personal ties to India — property ownership, family, ongoing employment — to establish intent to return.
Professional visa consultants understand embassy nuances, avoid common errors, and provide Faster turnaround — saving your HR team significant time.