Objective: The aim of the study is to propose a visual classification for encrusted stents (ESs) to help choose the appropriate endourologic treatment. Materials and Methods: A multicenter, retrospective, and descriptive study was performed. A total of 140 patients with encrusted Double-J stents were enrolled from 5 different institutions. The novel visual grading for ureteral encrusted stent (V-GUES) classification system ranges from A to D, increasing with severity of encrustation. Results: ESs could be removed with a single intervention in 112 patients (86.8%). Type A and B ESs could be removed in all patients (100% success). Type D stents had minor retrieval and stone-free rates (p = 0.006 and p < 0.0001, respectively). Flexible ureteroscopy had a low success rate (77.7%) for type C stents (odds ratio [OR]: 0.21). Combined access had a 100% success rate for retrieval of type C ESs and a 92.9% success rate for type D ESs (OR: 9.18). Type D stents were associated with patients requiring more than one session to retrieve the stent (OR: 0.11) and stones (OR: 0.21). Conclusions: The V-GUES system is associated with treatment success rates of ES retrieval and stone-free status. It is also associated with the complication rate and the number of sessions needed for patients to be stent and stone free. The V-GUES classification could help counsel patients about the best treatment options and their outcomes. Further prospective studies will be needed to provide external validation.