Schengen C visa (short stay)
Greece visa from Armenia
Greece is the top Schengen entry point from Yerevan — fast processing, one visa for 27 states. Financial history and return intent decide it.
Visa type
Schengen C visa (short stay)
Processing time
5–15 working days
Digitour service fee
AMD 25,000
paid to us
Consular fee
€80
paid to the embassy
Appointment date varies: The processing time above only starts once your application is submitted — how soon you can actually get a VFS/BLS/TLS appointment slot can range from a few days to a few months, depending on the season and country. We recommend checking this specific detail with our visa experts before planning your travel dates.
How the application runs
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Consultation
We assess your eligibility and travel history before any commitment. If your application carries material risk, we say so clearly — in the first session.
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Documents
We build your complete file, verify every supporting document, and arrange certified translations where the embassy requires them.
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Appointment
We book your embassy slot, prepare you for the interview, and brief you on the consulate's specific protocols and expectations.
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Result
Visa in hand — or a written refusal analysis and a clear re-application plan, included in your original service fee at no extra cost.
Documents you will need
- Valid passport — minimum 2 blank pages, valid at least 3 months beyond your return date
- Copies of all passports issued in the last 3 years
- Schengen visa application form — completed online, signed in person at the embassy
- Two photographs — 3,5 × 4,5 mm, white background, taken within the last 6 months
- Confirmed return flight reservation (booking reference; a paid ticket is not required)
- Accommodation confirmation covering the full duration of the stay
- Day-by-day trip itinerary
- Bank statements for the last 3–6 months, minimum average balance around AMD 200,000
- Employment certificate stating position, salary and approved leave dates
- Last 3 payslips, or tax returns for the last 2 years if self-employed
- Proof of property, business ownership or other assets in Armenia, where applicable
- Travel medical insurance with minimum €30,000 coverage, valid across the Schengen area
- Policy covering the full duration of the intended stay
- Certificate in English, or with a certified translation
- Letter of invitation from your host in the destination country
- Proof of the host's residence status — residence permit, passport or national ID
- Accommodation confirmation signed by the host
What it costs
Two separate figures. We never merge them into one headline price, and neither is a percentage of the other.
Digitour service fee
AMD 25,000
Eligibility assessment, document preparation and audit, appointment booking, interview or submission preparation, and re-application support if refused.
Consular fee
€80
Paid directly to the embassy — separate from our service fee.
Greece visa questions
A Schengen C short-stay visa, issued by the Embassy of Greece in Yerevan. It allows travel to all 27 Schengen member states and a maximum stay of 90 days within any rolling 180-day period. For longer stays a National (D) visa is required — contact us to discuss.
Standard processing at the Embassy of Greece in Yerevan is 5–15 working days. Legally the embassy may take up to 40 calendar days. We recommend submitting at least 3–4 weeks before your intended travel date.
Yes. A Schengen C visa allows entry to all 27 Schengen states. The restriction is on total days — 90 in any 180 — not on which countries you visit. You may enter through Greece and travel freely across the zone.
Four grounds dominate: insufficient financial proof, inability to demonstrate ties to Armenia that signal an intention to return, incomplete documentation, and inadequate travel insurance. Our pre-submission audit is built around exactly these four.
Applications open no earlier than 6 months before travel. Apply at least 4 weeks before departure, and 6–8 weeks for June to August — appointment slots fill quickly in peak season.