Find Your Visa

Because a fee we have not checked is a promise nobody made. Embassy and visa centre charges are revised without notice and differ between missions, so we publish a figure only where it has been confirmed — and when we do, the date it was last checked is printed beside it. For anything else, the visa desk quotes you the exact amount before you pay anything.

Each package shows the mission's normal working-day range, and the express range where a faster route exists. Working days exclude weekends and both countries' public holidays, and the clock starts when the file is lodged — not when you apply. Appointment availability, not processing, is usually what sets the real timeline.

The embassy and visa centre portions are spent the moment your file is lodged and are not refundable whatever the decision — that is the mission's rule, not ours. Our own service charge is refundable until we have done the work. The fee breakdown on each package shows which part is which.

For most destinations, yes. Some cannot be lodged by a traveller at all: Singapore requires an authorised local agent, and a Saudi Umrah file must go through an approved operator. Those packages are marked “Agent-lodged only” on the card.

For an e-visa, no — a clear scan is enough. Where the mission issues a sticker visa or takes biometrics, the original passport has to be submitted; we tell you which applies before you send anything, and we return it with the decision.

Almost certainly. Every mission here asks for at least six months of validity from your date of travel, and most want two blank pages. Each package prints its own requirement. Renew first — a file lodged on a short passport is refused and the fee is gone.

No. A visa is permission to travel to the border; the immigration officer at arrival makes the final decision. Carry your return ticket, hotel booking and enough funds — the same papers you applied with.