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We cannot guarantee a positive outcome because the final decision is made by the relevant visa officer. We do, however, ensure that your documents are professionally prepared and, where required, help you prepare for an interview.

Timescales are assessed individually and depend on the visa or service type and how quickly you provide the required documents. For example, preparing a UK Standard Visitor visa application may take around two weeks, while submitting an application for a National Insurance number may take one day.

Government or consular application fees are not included in our service fee.

We work on either 100% prepayment or a 50% initial payment. If you pay 50% at the begging of our coopeartion, the remaining balance is payable either once the application form has been completed or before your biometric appointment, depending on the visa type.

Visa validity depends on the destination country, visa category and purpose of travel.
1) Visitor visas are generally granted for shorter periods (from couple of weeks to 6 months or more);
2) Work, study and family visas are normally linked to the relevant immigration route or underlying permission;
3) Humanitarian or special schemes have their own rules in relation to the country of appliance.
The final period of validity is determined by the relevant consulate or immigration authority.

Processing times depend on the country, visa category, season and workload of the relevant authority. Short-term visas may take several weeks, while long-term routes can take one or several months. Some countries offer priority processing for an additional fee.

This depends on the country, the application location and the visa centre’s rules. Collection or courier options vary, so we recommend checking the arrangements for your specific application with our consultant.

In many cases, yes - particularly where biometrics are required. The exact process depends on the visa type and the country from which you apply.

It depends on the country and visa category. Some applications, such as certain US visas, normally involve an interview. For many other routes, an interview is not standard but may be requested.

You will usually need your passport, appointment confirmation and any additional documents upon request. Exact requirements depend on the country and visa centre.

Border officers may ask about the purpose and length of your trip, where you will stay, how you will support yourself financially and your onward or return travel. Questions vary by country and visa type.

Potentially, but you may need a visa and should check the relevant immigration, transit and airline requirements before travelling.

A UK BRP does not replace the travel document or visa required for entry to European countries. The UK has moved to digital immigration status (eVisa), but it is still sensible to keep an expired BRP as part of your immigration records.

Your route depends on your nationality, passport type, visas held, transit rules and airline requirements. Check the itinerary before booking tickets, or contact us for advice on your specific situation.