Schengen visa tools for Indian applicants
Free calculators: which consulate you must apply at, refusal odds for your itinerary, the cost of a refusal, the 90/180-day rule and where else a Schengen visa gets you in.
What a Schengen visa refusal costs an Indian family: fee and non-refundables calculator
Adds up the non-refundable Schengen visa fees (EUR 90 adult, EUR 45 child) plus your outsourcer service fee, insurance and other bookings to show what a refusal would cost, in INR at a rate you set.
Schengen visa refusal odds by country and consulate (India, latest data)
Pick a Schengen state and one of its consulates in India to see the latest refusal rate, how it compares with the all-India average, the multi-entry share and how many applications it decided, from European Commission data.
Schengen 90/180-day calculator: how many days can I still stay?
Enter your past Schengen stays and a planned entry date; the calculator applies the rolling 180-day rule (Article 2 Visa Code, Schengen Borders Code) and tells you the days used, days remaining and the last day you may stay.
Where else is my Schengen visa valid? Non-Schengen countries Indians can enter with it
Non-Schengen countries whose official rules admit Indian passport holders with a valid Schengen visa, filtered by whether your visa is single or multiple entry and already used, each linking to the official source and conditions.
Which consulate covers my state? Schengen consular districts in India, by destination
Choose your destination Schengen state and your Indian state of residence to see which consulate must handle your file under Article 6 of the Visa Code, as published by that mission, with its latest refusal rate.
Which consulate decides my Schengen visa file? Main-destination rule calculator
Enter your itinerary and the tool applies Article 5 of the Visa Code (sole destination, main destination by nights or purpose, first entry) to tell you which Schengen state must decide your application, then shows that state's consulates in India with their latest refusal rates.