The process
How it works
Getting your visa sorted doesn't have to be complicated. Three simple steps — and most of the work is ours, not yours.
1. Pick your destination & check requirements
Browse the destination pages on our site. Each page explains the visa options, who needs what, and what documents are typically required. It's the clearest overview you'll find — written for real people, not lawyers.
At this stage you don't need to do anything. Just read, understand your situation, and decide if you want professional help.
2. Book a consultation
Choose a date and time that suits you. No obligation to proceed. You'll talk to a real advisor — not a chatbot, not an automated system.
In the consultation we confirm exactly which document you need based on your passport and travel plans, build your personal document checklist, and explain your timeline realistically.
3. We support your application
If you decide to proceed, we help you prepare your application. That means reviewing every document, helping you fill in the forms correctly, and making sure nothing weak or missing triggers a refusal.
We also follow up on your application and keep you informed of any updates. For most people, this is where the stress ends.
Common questions
About our service
How much does support cost?
Document review is $24 per application, Application support is $46, and Full handling is $119 per case. We'll confirm the right option for you before you commit. Government fees (like the CAD $7 eTA) are paid separately and directly to the government.
What happens if my application is refused?
We discuss the reasons (which the government must provide) and advise on whether and how to reapply. A refusal is not the end — the right response depends on the specific grounds.
How do you charge?
Document review is $24 per application, Application support is $46, and Full handling is $119 per case. Government fees (like the CAD $7 eTA, the ESTA fee, etc.) are paid separately and directly to the government — we never mark these up or collect them.
What languages do you work in?
English, Russian (Русский), Spanish (Español), and Armenian (Հայերեն). If your language isn't listed, ask — we may still be able to help.
Disclaimer: We are a private consultancy providing guidance and application support only. We do not issue, guarantee, or represent any government documents, visas, or official services.