Skip to content
V4U Group — home
+91 98250 50694

Photograph: Dietrich Michael Weidmann, CC BY-SA 3.0

International

Europe

Switzerland, Paris and Italy on one Schengen visa: the big trip, planned a year out.

Best months
AprMayJunJulAugSepApr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Typical duration
10N / 11D
Packages
2

What to know before you go

Europe is the trip families save for, and the one where our visa desk and our holidays desk work as one team. A Schengen visa needs an itinerary, hotel confirmations, flights and insurance before the appointment, and the appointment itself is booked weeks ahead — so the holiday is designed first and the visa file is built from it. That is the order, and it is why we ask you to start six months before you want to travel.

The classic circuit is Paris, Switzerland and Italy over ten to twelve nights: Eiffel and the Seine, Interlaken and Jungfraujoch, then Venice, Florence and Rome. Couples cut it to Switzerland and Paris; groups often go as a fixed-departure coach tour with an Indian tour manager and Gujarati meals, which we run each summer.

Trains between the cities are booked in advance at the cheaper fares. Summer is the season, and Switzerland in June has snow on the tops and green below, which is the photograph.

Highlights

  • Eiffel Tower and a Seine cruise, Paris
  • Jungfraujoch and Interlaken
  • Venice gondola, Florence and Rome
  • Fixed-departure coach tours with Gujarati meals
  • Schengen visa handled by our own desk
Visa desk

The Schengen area (Europe) visa, handled at the next table

A Schengen visa is required and takes planning. See the Schengen page under Visa; start six months ahead.

Requirements change frequently. V4U Visa Consultancy advises on applications; it does not decide them.

Enquire

Planning Europe? Tell us when and who.

The form opens WhatsApp with Europe already filled in for the holidays desk. Add your dates and who is travelling, or skip it and call.

We call or WhatsApp this number.

Two short steps. Phone is the one thing we need; email is optional.