Different types of Schengen visa's are - 1)Visitor visa - If you have a family member or friend residing in the Schengen region, or if you are an EU/EEA citizen, you must apply for a Schengen guest visa. For this form of visa, you must often submit an invitation letter from a friend or relative. 2)Business visa - If you need to conduct business in the Schengen region with a corporation or a person, you will be awarded a business visa. If you are invited by another business, you must produce a copy of the invitation letter. 3)Medical visa - To be eligible for a Schengen medical visa, you must present evidence that you are traveling to the Schengen area for medical treatments or procedures, such as surgery. Typically, in order to obtain a medical visa, you must demonstrate that you require medical care and have sufficient funds to pay for it. 4)Student visa - Only apply for this sort of visa if you want to study in the Schengen Area/EU for less than 90 days. Otherwise, you will be required to apply for a long-stay study visa for the nation in which you want to enroll. 5)Visa for Official Visits - Visas for official visits are provided to persons who will be visiting the Schengen Area for formal activities, such as exchange programs, negotiations, and consultations, as well as comparable occasions. 6)Cultural exchange visa - Choose this form of Schengen visa if you want to go to the Schengen Area for cultural, sporting, religious, or film crew-related activities. In most situations, this sort of visa is provided for the duration of the event/program/training/competition, and different conditions apply depending on your reason for travelling. 7)Transit visa - A transit visa is a temporary visa given only for the purpose of transiting between Schengen nations en route to your final destination. Depending on your nationality, you might not require a transit visa at all. 8)Tourist visa - You must apply for this visa if your sole purpose for visiting the Schengen region is to sightsee and see Europe's most famous attractions.