Schengen visa from Türkiye
You need a Schengen visa to enter the Schengen area. This visa permits entry into 26 countries that are members of this agreement, and the holder of this visa will be able to travel to any of the countries that are members of the Schengen Agreement for a certain period and conditions.

The nature and purpose of the applicant's trip will determine the type and duration of the Schengen visa. In other words, whether the purpose of your trip is to participate in a tourist tour, or to do a business activity, or just to stop for a few hours in one of the member countries, the type of visa and its validity period will be determined. Schengen visa can be issued by any of the countries that are members of this agreement, and in compliance with some rules, its holder can travel without problems in any of the countries of the Schengen area during the validity period of the visa.

The conditions for obtaining a Schengen visa from Turkey actually mean whether a foreign citizen has the necessary conditions and criteria to apply for this visa from the embassies of the Schengen zone in Turkey. Schengen from Turkey is one of the most important steps in obtaining a visa. Therefore, the advice of the experts and consultants of Mehran Group's visa service department to the esteemed Schengen visa applicants from Turkey is to check their conditions with the company's consultants before taking action and completing the documents.
Types of Schengen visas
Depending on the purpose and nature of the trip, the type of Schengen visa of the applicant is determined. The type of this visa will determine the validity period of this visa. Therefore, the types of Schengen visa will determine the manner and conditions of your entry into one or more Schengen countries. These visas are divided into 3 general categories:

Uniform Schengen Visa (USV)
Limited territorial validity visa (LTV)
National Visa
Introduction of Schengen visa
The Schengen visa is actually the European tourist visa. The holder of this visa is allowed to travel and stay in the member countries of the Schengen Union once every 6 months for a maximum of 90 days.
Based on the applicant's purpose of traveling to each of the treaty member countries, Schengen visas are divided into 3 categories: A, B, and C, of which one of them is granted to the applicant.

A) Schengen visa type A
Type A visa is a type of airport transit visa that only allows a person to change their flight at one of the Schengen area airports and travel to a country outside the Schengen area. This visa is only valid for using Schengen area airports and the person will not be allowed to leave the airport.

B) Schengen visa type B
Type B visa is also a type of transit visa, which when attached to the passport, will allow a person to pass through the territory of a country in the Schengen area within a maximum of 5 days.

C) Schengen visa type C
Type C visa is actually a short-term visa for traveling to the Schengen area, and a person is allowed to stay in the member countries of the Schengen Union during the time specified when receiving this type of visa.

Type C visas are divided into 3 categories depending on the purpose of the trip and the conditions of the applicant:

Single Schengen visa or single entry visa
Schengen double entry visa
Multiple Schengen visa or multiple entry visa