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As a married daughter of an EU national, applying for a Schengen visa can be complicated.
In this article, we will guide you through the requirements and procedures involved in obtaining a Schengen visa as a married daughter of an EU national.

Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for a Schengen visa as a married daughter of an EU national, you must meet certain key criteria.
You must:

• Be the daughter or child of an EU national, ویزای شینگن توریستی either by birth or by civil partnership
  
• Be married to a non-EU national
  
• Not have any Schengen visas or residence permits under review
  
• Have proof of genuine or legitimate travel intentions (e.g., flight tickets, hotel bookings, or travel itinerary)
  
• Meet the minimum income requirements (e.g., proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay)
  
  

Required Documents
To apply for a Schengen visa as a married daughter of an EU national, you will need to deliver the following supporting evidence:

• Valid passport with at least two blank pages or spots left
  
• Completed and signed EU visa application
  
• Recent passport-sized photographs or pictures
  
• Marriage proof of marriage
  
• Birth birth certificate or ID
  
• Proof of permanent residence
  
• Proof of employment or occupation
  
• Financial documents or records
  
• Invitation written notification
  
• Flight tickets or travel itinerary or schedule
  
• Travel insurance policy or documents
  
• Police police check or background check
  
  

Additional Requirements
Depending on your residence or visa status, you may need to deliver extra support.

• If you are a citizen of a country that requires a visa for entry to the EU, you will need to obtain a long-stay visa first
  
• If you are planning to stay in the EU for more than 90 days or months
  
• If you have an outstanding visa application
  
  

Application Process
The Schengen visa application process typically involves the following steps:

1. Collect all necessary paperwork and complete the application process or procedure.
   
2. Submit or deliver the application and required or necessary documents to the Embassy or Consulate of the EU country where you plan to enter or visit.
   
3. Pay the application fee (varies depending on the country).
   
4. Discuss your application (if called for or requested).
   
5. Check your application status (typically 2-3 weeks or days).
   
6. Obtain your travel documents from the Embassy or Consulate.
   
   

Fees and Processing Time
The application charge or expense for a Schengen visa varies depending on the country (typically €60 to €90 per person).
The turnaround time or waiting period for a Schengen visa can take anywhere from days to years, depending on the Schengen visa office and the complexity of the procedure or paperwork.

Conclusion
Applying for a Schengen visa as a married daughter of an EU national can be complex, but by understanding the requirements and procedures involved, you can increase your chances of success.