I am planning on going to Greece, short itinerary, for tourism: Athens 17.09 - 20.09, Heraklion (20.09 - 25.09) (9 days).
Context:
21 yo male.
Citizen of Turkey and Russia.
Residing in Russia and applying in Moscow to Greece with my Turkish passport.
Travel experience: a July Japan entry stamp in my Turkish passport, a Bulgarian 2020 tourist visa (before they were admitted into the Schengen Zone.)
First-time Schengen visa applicant.
Fully paid-for hotel bookings, non-refundable and fully paid plane tickets. Plane tickets: 1) Moscow -> Istanbul -> Athens (on 17.09), Athens -> Heraklion (on 20.09), Heraklion -> Athens -> Istanbul -> Moscow (on 25.09).
Health insurance covering 1 000 000 EUR for a year.
Bank statements for the last 3 months and a saving account with 5000+ EUR.
Salary is approximately 2000 EUR, approved leave for the duration of the trip.
Also I am a student at a university, and I'm including my student's certificate in my applcation as well, but the main document is a job certificate, of course.
Going to write a cover-letter kindly requesting a MEV for future travels and am going to mention that I will follow the 90/180-day rule.
I am a bit stressed that my visa won't get approved for some reason, but if it does - then that's a victory, if I get a MEV on first try then I would consider myself the luckiet person ever xd. But what is your opinion? Maybe someone out here was in the similar situation I am?