You are planning your first Europe trip
You have read plenty of guides, but they feel generic, contradictory, or written for someone travelling from somewhere else entirely. You want to talk it through with someone who plans these routes.
Free Call
Free planning call for your Europe trip
A free call, usually 15 to 20 minutes, about the trip itself. Your route, your budget, your timing, and how the rules apply to where you are travelling from.
What the call is
Planning Europe from outside it is a different problem from planning it from inside. The distances are longer, the timing is tighter, the border rules apply to you in ways they do not apply to someone crossing by train, and the advice you find online is usually written for that other person.
This is a free conversation about the trip. We talk through where you want to go, what you can spend, how long you have, and how the current rules shape all three. You leave with a clearer route and the official sources for your own situation.
What the call covers
- What a realistic budget looks like for the route you have in mind
- How the 90 days in any 180 rule applies to the trip you are planning
- Which countries fit your pace and your budget, and which to leave out
- How the current border systems work in practice, and who they apply to
- Where the official sources are for your own nationality and situation
Who This Is For
You have a budget and no route
You know roughly what you can spend and how long you have, but not which countries that actually buys you. The order you visit them in changes the number more than most people expect.
You want to stay a while
A longer trip runs into the 90 days in any 180 limit, and how you count those days decides whether the plan works at all.
Your route has too many moving parts
Several countries, a few transfer days, and a fixed return flight. Sequencing is the difference between a trip that breathes and one spent in transit.
What happens
Before the call, you will be asked for a short summary: where you are travelling from, roughly when, how long you have, and what you want out of the trip. That way the call is spent on your route rather than on collecting basics.
The conversation is direct. We will tell you what we would do with your dates and your budget, which parts of the plan look tight, and where to read the rules for yourself. If you want more than a conversation, we will explain which service package fits and what it includes. There is no pressure to book anything.
Where to go next
Before the call, it is worth putting real numbers on the trip. The budget planner turns your own figures into a total, and the cost-per-country planner shows what the same trip costs across 28 countries using official Eurostat price data. Both are free and neither asks for anything.
If you have a question before booking, contact us directly. Sessions are conducted in English.
Educational information only. Not legal advice. Always check the official embassy or consulate source.