On the Internet you can find information on how to apply for a visa, what documents to collect, but this information may be irrelevant or incomplete, and may not take into account all the risks.

A qualified visa expert evaluates your chances of obtaining a visa. This will help you avoid being rejected and save money and time. For example, you just got a new job and decided to apply for a visa, but you have never worked anywhere before. The embassy may interpret this situation as meaning that you got a job only to get a visa and do not plan to return to your country of residence.

A visa expert helps determine the type of visa. Clients often cannot figure out what category of visa they need to apply for. A work visa is confused with a business visa, a tourist visa with a guest visa, and advanced training courses with a student visa. This entails a refusal of a visa due to “not the correct purpose of the trip.”

A visa expert will help you prepare the correct package of documents. The embassy websites contain a general list of documents and also indicate that you can provide additional documents at your discretion.

By consulting with a visa expert, you will be able to assess your chances, get the correct list of documents, determine the visa category and find out the deadlines for processing documents.

This will help you save money and time.