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Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers for UK ILR travellers on visas, embassy appointments, and flight bookings.

People’s Common Questions

Below are the essentials every ILR traveller should know about visas, appointments, and flights. Information here is general; your checklist may vary by destination.

What does FlyComfies do?

We manage end-to-end visa documentation (forms, checklists, appointments) and flight booking for UK ILR holders—with transparent pricing and timely updates.

Yes. ILR permits UK residence but doesn’t replace destination visas. We confirm the correct category and prepare your file accordingly.

All Schengen states including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, plus many non-Schengen destinations.

Ideally 6 weeks to 3 months before travel (some consulates accept up to 6 months ahead). Apply early in peak seasons.

Most Schengen applications are decided within 15 calendar days after your appointment; some cases may take 30–45 days.

Passport, UK residence proof, photos, travel plan, flight and hotel reservations, funds, insurance, and purpose evidence. We provide a tailored checklist.

No agency can guarantee approvals. We maximise compliance by preparing accurate documentation and guiding you through each requirement.

We do. Once your file is ready, we secure the earliest available slot and share your appointment letter and preparation steps.

Yes, using hold/reservable or refundable options that satisfy visa requirements while protecting your funds.

Usually yes, subject to the fare rules. We handle reissues or date changes and keep the itinerary consistent with your visa.

Yes. We provide Schengen-compliant policies and include the certificate in your application pack.

You’ll receive an all-inclusive quote for our services. Government/VAC fees, couriers, and airline fare differences are listed separately. Refunds follow airline and service terms.

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