Questions We Get Every Single Week

Visas, prices, payments and what happens if something goes wrong. Straight answers below. If yours is not here, WhatsApp us and we will answer it properly.

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Quick Answers For Travelers

Ten years of the same questions from Pakistani travellers. Here are the honest answers, including the ones about visa refusals and refunds.

Can you guarantee my visa will be approved?
No, and nobody honestly can. The decision belongs to the embassy. What we can do is assess your profile before you spend anything and tell you truthfully whether it is strong enough. If it is not, we will say so.
What happens if my visa is refused?
We explain the reason on the refusal letter and what to fix before reapplying. Embassy fees and our service fee are not refundable, because the work was done and the embassy does not return its fee to us. This is why we advise against booking non-refundable flights before approval.
Do you charge for visa consultation?
No. Assessment and advice are free. You only pay once you ask us to prepare and submit your file.
Which countries do you file visas for?
Visit visas for Malaysia, Thailand, Dubai, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Singapore, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Bahrain, Cambodia, Tajikistan and Kenya. Consultancy for the UK, USA, Canada, France, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong and Denmark.
What documents will I need?
It varies by country, but most embassies want your passport, CNIC, bank statements for the last six months, proof of employment or business, and confirmed travel bookings. We send you the exact checklist for your destination once you tell us where you are going.
How long does a visa take?
Anywhere from 48 hours for an e-visa to several weeks for a full embassy file. We give you a realistic timeline for your specific country before you apply.
My bank statement is weak. Should I still apply?
Tell us honestly and we will look at it. Sometimes the file can be strengthened another way. Sometimes the right answer is to build travel history on an easier country first and apply to the harder one next year. We would rather tell you that than take a fee for a likely refusal.