Is it easy to get a Dutch tourist visa?

When it comes to Holland, everyone will think of flowers and windmills. March to May every year is the season when tulips are in full bloom, forming an incomparable scenery with windmills. Many people will go to Holland during this period of time. If they want to start a walk-and-go tour, they need a visa. Is it easy to sign a Dutch tourist visa?

Dutch tourist visa is a type that is relatively easy to handle and has a high visa-out rate. As long as the applicant can provide true and complete information, most applicants can sign out.

In order to get a Dutch visa more easily, applicants should pay attention to the following questions:

1. The applicant must have a planned and reasonable itinerary. The applicant has not determined which scenic spots or cities to go to in the early stage. When making the itinerary plan, it is necessary to avoid repeating or detouring routes, or to go to too many countries. It is not quite in line with normal logic to go for a few days but arrange to visit several countries.

2. When providing the hotel reservation form, the applicant should ensure that the hotel is not canceled before the signing, because the Dutch embassy is very strict with the hotel. If the embassy finds out that the hotel is canceled or invalid, the visa may be rejected.

3. When providing the insurance policy, the applicant should ensure that the insurance coverage covers all Schengen countries, and the insured amount should be more than 300000 yuan, and the insurance date should be one day more than the date of return, because there will be a time difference between our country and the local area.

In addition to the above points, the applicant should also ensure that the bank bill balance is preferably above 50000, and can also provide fund financing, garage, etc. as assistance to make the visa officer believe that the applicant is capable of paying the travel expenses.

From this we can see that the Dutch tourist visa is still relatively easy to sign, but there is still a certain possibility of refusal.