Liechtenstein visa — Comoros passport

Documents requested

• Schengen visa application form, completed and signedConditions and details

  The Liechtenstein Ordinance on Entry and the Granting of Visas (VEV, art. 10) subjects the short-stay visa procedure to Title III of the Visa Code. The latter requires, at the time of submission, a form conforming to Annex I thereto, completed by hand or electronically, then signed. The consulate indicates the languages in which it may be completed.
• Passport valid and recognised by Liechtenstein, issued less than ten years ago, valid for at least three months after the planned date of departure from the Schengen area, with at least two blank pagesConditions and details

  Under art. 5 of the VEV, the foreign national must hold a travel document valid and recognised by Liechtenstein. For a short stay, its validity must extend at least three months after the date on which the holder intends to leave the Schengen area; it must have been issued within the previous ten years and, for a person subject to the visa requirement, must contain at least two blank pages at the time of application. The authorities may waive the validity requirement in justified urgent cases. The page integration.li confirms that third-country nationals need a valid passport and, where applicable, a visa.
• Identity photograph conforming to ICAO document 9303Conditions and details

  The Visa Code requires a photograph to be submitted at the time of application. It is recorded in the Visa Information System (VIS); it may be scanned or taken on the spot, and must comply with the technical requirements of ICAO document 9303, part 1, 6th edition.
• Evidence of the purpose of the journey (tourism or visit)Conditions and details

  For a uniform visa, the Visa Code requires documents indicating the purpose of the journey. The non-exhaustive list of supporting documents appears in Annex II thereto; the competent representation specifies those it expects.
• Evidence of accommodation, or proof of sufficient means to pay for itThe Visa Code requires documents relating to accommodation during the stay or, failing that, proof of sufficient means to cover that accommodation.
• Proof of sufficient means of subsistence for the duration of the stay and for the returnConditions and details

  The VEV refers to Art. 6 of the Schengen Borders Code for the entry conditions. It states that means are in particular sufficient if it is guaranteed that no social assistance will be received during the stay, and that they may be proven by cash, bank assets, a declaration of sponsorship or another guarantee. The Visa Code (Art. 14(1)(c)) requires documents showing sufficient means for the entire duration of the stay and for the return to the country of origin or residence.
• Elements enabling assessment of the intention to leave the Schengen area before the visa expiresConditions and details

  The Visa Code requires information enabling assessment of the applicant's intention to leave the territory of the Member States before the requested visa expires. Their nature is not specified in that article; Annex II gives non-exhaustive examples thereof.
• Travel health insurance valid throughout the Schengen area for the entire duration of the stay, minimum cover of EUR 30 000, repatriation for medical reasons includedConditions and details

  Art. 15, para. 1 of the VEV requires any applicant for a short-stay visa to prove that they hold travel health insurance within the meaning of Art. 15 of the Visa Code. It must cover repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical care, urgent hospital care or death, be valid throughout the Schengen area for the entire duration of the stay, with minimum cover of EUR 30 000. It is in principle taken out in the country of residence. For a multiple-entry visa, it must cover the first intended stay.

Depending on your situation

• Declaration of sponsorship (Verpflichtungserklärung) by a person or company domiciled in Liechtenstein, if the authorities request itConditions and details

  To prove sufficient means, the competent authorities may require a declaration of sponsorship from a natural or legal person of solvent means domiciled or established in Liechtenstein; if that person is married or in a registered partnership, the written consent of the spouse or partner is required. It may be submitted by Liechtenstein or Swiss nationals domiciled in Liechtenstein or Switzerland, foreigners holding a residence, permanent residence or establishment permit, and legal persons entered in the commercial register. It is irrevocable, covers uncovered costs (subsistence, accident and illness, return) and relates to a guarantee of a maximum of 30 000 francs.