Three routes, each prepared to the consulate's own rules.
Tourist and visit visas
Short trips, family visits and events, prepared so the consulate can approve them without coming back to you for more paper.
Who it's for
Anyone travelling for a holiday, a wedding, a family visit or a short event, on their own or with children.
What's included
- Eligibility check against the exact consulate you are applying to
- Itinerary, funds and sponsorship paperwork assembled and cross-checked
- Appointment booking and interview preparation
- Line-by-line review before anything is submitted
Documents at a glance
- 01Passport valid beyond your travel dates
- 02Bank statements covering the last [X] months
- 03Employment or study proof
- 04Travel and accommodation bookings
- 05Invitation or sponsorship letter, if you have one
Business visas
Meetings, conferences and site visits, with invitation paperwork that matches the purpose you state.
Who it's for
Founders, sales teams and corporate travellers, including repeat multi-entry applicants.
What's included
- Purpose-of-travel documentation drafted with you
- Company and host verification paperwork
- Multi-entry and long-validity route advice
- Priority scheduling where the consulate offers it
Documents at a glance
- 01Company registration and tax records
- 02Host invitation with meeting details
- 03Cover letter on company letterhead
- 04Travel history and prior visas
Student visas
Offer letter to arrival, with financial evidence built the way the visa officer expects to read it.
Who it's for
Students holding or expecting an offer, and the parents funding the course.
What's included
- Course and institution compliance check
- Financial evidence structured to the published funds rule
- Statement of purpose review
- Dependant applications handled alongside yours
Documents at a glance
- 01Offer or enrolment confirmation
- 02Academic transcripts and language test results
- 03Proof of funds and sponsor relationship
- 04Tuition or deposit receipts
Questions people actually ask
Straight answers, including the ones that are not what you want to hear.