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Schengen visa bank balance calculator

Pick the country you apply to and your nights. See the official daily amount, and the total your bank statements should show.

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In short

There is no single bank balance for a Schengen visa. Each country sets its own daily amount, from €14 a day in Latvia to €122.10 in Spain. Multiply it by your days in Europe. Your last 3 months of bank statements should show you can cover it.

Money per day, by country

These are the official daily amounts each state has sent to the EU. Some have a minimum for the whole trip, or a lower amount when a host covers your stay. Tap a country for the details.

Official money-per-day amounts for a short stay. A–Z by country.
CountryDaily amount
AustriaNo verified amount
BelgiumAbout €95 a day in a hotel
Bulgaria€50 a day, and at least €500 in total
Croatia€70 a day
CzechiaCZK 1,565 a day (about €64)
DenmarkDKK 350 a day (about €47)
Estonia€70 a day
FinlandAbout €50 a day
France€65 a day with hotel bookings
Germany€45 a day, as a guide
Greece€50 a day, and at least €300
Hungary€40 a day
IcelandISK 8,000 a day (about €55)
ItalyAbout €45 a day (€44.93 for a 6 to 10 day trip)
Latvia€14 a day
LiechtensteinCHF 100 a day (about €107)
Lithuania€50 a day
LuxembourgAbout €67 a day
Malta€48 a day
Netherlands€55 a day
NorwayNOK 500 a day (about €43)
PolandPLN 75 a day (about €18)
Portugal€75 for each entry, plus €40 a day
Romania€50 a day, and at least €500
Slovakia€56 a day
Slovenia€70 a day
Spain€122.10 a day, and at least €1,098.90 per traveller
SwedenSEK 450 a day (about €40)
SwitzerlandCHF 100 a day (about €107)

Source: EU border guards’ handbook, Annex 25 (DG HOME, 1 April 2026) (opens in a new tab).

Which country’s amount do I use?

Use the amount of the country you apply to, your main destination. That country checks your money for the whole trip. The calculator uses its daily amount for all your days.

Not sure which country that is? Find out with the which-country tool.

Source: EU Visa Code, Articles 5 and 21 (opens in a new tab).

What bank documents do I need?

The EU list for India asks for 3 months of bank statements, stamped and signed by the bank. It also asks for income tax returns for the last 2 assessment years. Employees add their recent pay slips.

Source: EU document list for India, C(2025) 4379 (opens in a new tab).

Questions people ask

Is there one minimum bank balance for a Schengen visa from India?

No. Each country sets its own daily amount. Multiply it by your days in Europe to see the total your statements should show.

Can someone else pay for my trip?

Yes, in most countries. A sponsor or a host can show the money instead. Many countries also lower the daily amount when a host covers your stay. See each country’s notes.

Do I show the money in rupees or euros?

Your statements will be in rupees. The officer compares them with the daily amount in euros. The calculator shows both.

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