New service · Bangladesh
Europe Trips, Planned From Start to Finish.
You choose the experience. We help organize the journey.
Custom itinerary planning, travel coordination and visa-document preparation for travellers from Bangladesh.
Destination planning · Visa readiness · Travel coordination
Trip planner
What we handle
Destination Planning
Choose suitable destinations by duration, interest, budget, season and family requirements.
Custom Itinerary
Destination selection, trip sequencing, sightseeing planning and day-by-day guidance.
Visa Documentation
Checklists, itinerary documents, accommodation coordination, cover-letter assistance and readiness review.
Travel Arrangements
Flights, trains, accommodation, airport transfers, insurance and attraction coordination where available.
How it works
01
Tell Us Your Idea
Where you want to go, when, how long and your approximate budget.
02
Travel Assessment
We review destinations, travel requirements and documentation needs.
03
Trip Design
We prepare an appropriate itinerary and practical travel plan.
04
Documentation
We assist with applicable visa and supporting-document preparation.
05
Travel Coordination
Flights, accommodation, transport and guide coordination as agreed.
06
Ready to Travel
Client receives organized travel information and final documentation.
Visa preparation
Documentation organized before you apply.
Visa applications are decided solely by the relevant embassy, consulate or competent authority. Auranik provides planning, administrative and documentation support and cannot guarantee visa approval.
Local experience
Guide and local support coordination.
Auranik can coordinate suitable local support depending on destination, including airport assistance, city guides, cultural tours, day excursions and transportation coordination.
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Travel readiness
Check Your Readiness
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Europe Tourist Trip Readiness
Step 1 of 6
Do you currently have a valid passport?
FAQ
Can Auranik guarantee my visa?
No. Visa applications are decided solely by the relevant embassy, consulate or competent authority.
Can you plan a multi-country European trip?
Yes, we can help sequence destinations, transport and practical travel details based on your duration and budget.
Can you arrange flights and hotels?
We can coordinate travel arrangements and booking requests where provider availability is confirmed.
Can you help prepare visa documents?
We can prepare checklists, organize supporting documents, assist with cover letters and review readiness.
Can you coordinate local guides?
We can coordinate suitable local support depending on destination and availability.
Can you help if I previously had a visa refusal?
Yes. We recommend manual review so the previous outcome can be considered carefully before a new application.
What is proof of accommodation?
Documentation confirming where you'll stay -- commonly a hotel reservation, a rental/tenancy agreement, a confirmation letter from an inviting company or host, or a university's confirmation of student housing.
Read the full answer →How much travel insurance may be required?
Consular guidance commonly cites a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros, valid for your entire planned stay (up to the visa's validity, up to 1 year), covering emergency medical treatment, urgent hospitalization, and repatriation/death-related costs, generally with 24-hour emergency assistance.
Read the full answer →What does proof of financial means mean?
Documentation showing you can cover your living costs during your stay and your return (or onward) travel -- commonly bank statements, a sponsorship letter with the sponsor's financial evidence, a scholarship confirmation, or an employer's guarantee, depending on your purpose of travel.
Read the full answer →Can I apply for a visa using a temporary flight reservation?
Often, yes -- many consulates accept a flight reservation/itinerary (not necessarily a fully paid ticket) as proof of travel intent. This isn't universal, though.
Read the full answer →What is the Schengen 90/180 rule?
Under the Schengen short-stay rule, a visitor without a long-stay authorization can spend a maximum of 90 days within any rolling 180-day period across the Schengen area, whether travelling visa-free or on a Schengen (C) visa.
Read the full answer →Does time on a Polish D visa count toward 90/180?
No. Under Article 6 of the Schengen Borders Code (Regulation (EU) 2016/399), periods of stay authorized under a residence permit or a long-stay (D) visa are explicitly excluded from the 90/180-day short-stay calculation.
Read the full answer →Know someone planning a Europe trip?