The required documents depend on the type of visa you’re applying for. Generally, you’ll need a valid passport, proof of funds, an acceptance letter (for students), a job offer letter (for work visas), and supporting documents like medical records or travel itineraries.

Yes, some visas allow self-sponsorship, especially student, skilled migration, and business investment visas. However, some categories, like work visas, require employer sponsorship.

If your application is denied, we analyze the reasons for rejection and guide you on reapplying or appealing the decision. Our experts help address any concerns to improve your chances of approval.

Yes! We help clients apply for visa extensions and renewals, ensuring all requirements are met for a smooth approval process.

Many countries allow students to work part-time while studying. However, work hour limits and conditions vary by country. We provide detailed guidance based on your destination.

Yes, we assist with permanent residency applications, including eligibility assessments, documentation, and submission to increase your approval chances.

Business visas typically require proof of investment, business registration documents, and a clear business plan. Requirements vary by country, and we help ensure compliance with all necessary regulations.

Yes, many visa types allow dependents (spouse and children) to accompany the main applicant. Family sponsorship requirements vary, and we guide you through the process.

Our experts simplify the process, ensuring accuracy and compliance to reduce the risk of rejection. With our guidance, you save time, avoid errors, and maximize your chances of approval.