Hi Claudine!

I am not really sure about this. I’ll just say budget a thousand dirhams a day to be safe and then double/triple it (airfare, accommodation excluded). It depends on which country you are planning to apply to and the days you plan to stay. Hope this helps! 🙂

it’s fine dear got it 😀 Hope I can pull this out..

thanks for the response, but this AED 10,000 is for both of you or each? sorry got confused 🙂

Hi again Joanne!

So since the last time we spoke, I’ve finally been to Italy, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary and The Netherlands ☺️.
I’m interested in applying for a multiple wntry visa for Spain this coming December and I’ve only ever tried single entry before. I want to go to Spain in December and Iceland in March so both trips are 4 months apart and a multiple entry or 2 entry visit seems a better option. What should I keep a look out for when applying for a multiple entry visa? Should I give them confirmed documents for Iceland as well as Spain?

Thanks!

Hi Thel! Thanks for dropping by! I travelled with a friend and I think we spent around AED 10,000 including airfares, transporation, accommodation, food and tours. If you are going to stay in hostels, it’ll be cheaper.

Breakdown of our expenses:

Air Tickets:
Dubai-Europe Roundtrip – AED 4,000
Prague to Amsterdam -AED 1,200
Prague (Accommodation) – AED 700
Amsterdam – AED 1,900
Cash – AED4,100

Hi!

Thanks for checking up my blog. You will for sure enjoy Amsterdam!
I think there will be no problem traveling as a student as long as you have all the required documents.:)
With regards to my plane tickets (real one), I bought mine prior to visa application. There are open tickets that you can avail. Try calling Emirates Airlines. I heard they can provide refundable tickets. With the travel insurance, there are travel agencies where you can get it cheaper. Try calling Al Rais Travel Agency. Make sure it is signed and stamped.

Goodluck!