How to get a Liechtenstein visa from Rwanda

• The Liechtenstein tourist visa is issued to people who want to visit the territory for tourism and leisure.
• This country is one of the Schengen territories and visas issued to this territory are referred to as Schengen visas.
• This visa is the Type-C visa which is the short-stay visa for Schengen countries.
• You are expected to submit a passport or other travel document issued within the last 10 years.
• The passport must have at least 2 blank pages and be valid for at least another 3 months after the departure date from Liechtenstein.
• In the case where other people would be traveling on one person's passport or travel document, each person traveling must submit their visa forms.
• When submitting the application form, your fingerprints will be taken and these will remain valid for 5 years.
• Children under the age of 12 do not need to have their fingerprints taken.
• This visa allows applicants to freely travel to the designated Schengen countries.
• It also allows you to stay or reside in the designated Schengen country for three months maximum or 90 days unless the visa states that you are given special permission.
• Persons with a Schengen tourist visa are forbidden to work while in the country.
• There should be a description of the trip and the purpose of traveling written down in a letter.
• An Income Tax Returns document and a bank statement dating back to three months are required for submission at the embassy.

• This visa is issued to those who have intentions of attending conferences and business meetings in Liechtenstein.
• You are to submit an invitation letter from your business partner’s company, or exhibition or even the seminar you would be attending.
• An Income Tax Returns document and a bank statement dating back to three months are required for submission at the embassy.
• Proof of legal entity of the host company should be submitted at the embassy.
• A cover letter that appends the applicant's purpose of entry into the country and the duration of stay is necessary.
• In the case of a sponsored employee, you are expected to submit a profile of your company of employment.
• An original bank statement of either the host company or the company of employment would be needed.
• Sponsored applicants are to also submit a letter of permission signed by their employers.
• The applicant's confirmed accommodation provision is also necessary for submission.

• A Schengen study visa is issued to students from non-European countries who wish to study in Liechtenstein.
• Applicants are expected to apply for the residency permit in the designated country for one whole year or more until the end of their study.
• For students who want to stay longer than a year, they are issued the Students Permit visa.
• This permit stands as strong proof that applicants are going to Liechtenstein to study.
• Applicant's acceptance letter from a school in Liechtenstein is required to confirm the purpose of the application.
• Note that students who are looking for Schengen study visa do not have to obtain the citizenship status of the designated territory.
• Applicants must also apply for the residency permit in the designated territory until the end of the study.
• Submit a letter of acceptance or LoA from the designated university along with the other documents. It shows that you have officially become a student at the University.
• Applicants must prove that they have no criminal record from their country of origin.

• The Liechtenstein work visa is issued to those who intend to work in the territory for some time.
• You are to attach proof of your academic qualification such as grade’s transcription and certificates.
• Applicants should also bring proof of their language knowledge.
• The applicant's employment contract which has been signed by the employer would be requested for at the embassy.
• A cover letter explaining the purpose of your visit to the Schengen country is also required.
• Note that the embassy might request for more documents than the aforementioned.
• There should be a signed note from the hiring company stating their intended sponsorship of the employed applicant.

The language spoken in Liechtenstein is German with a little Swiss. It is advised that applicants have a bit of proficiency in the language.

Liechtenstein is not a country but a principality which operates an as independent state. It is situated between neighboring Austria and Switzerland. The entire state is only 160 square kilometers and has 35,000 residents.

Places like the Liechtenstein State Art Gallery, Gutenburg Castle, and the Traditional Farmhouse Museum are the common places to visit. Liechtenstein has a very beautiful scenery regardless of its size.

The best time to visit Liechtenstein runs from mid-May to late September when the weather is mild or pleasantly warm during the day but cool at night in the valley. There can be some cool and rainy days, and afternoon thunderstorms are frequent especially in the mountains.