Visitor Visas

No. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant government authority based on the evidence and rules that apply to your case. We help you understand the process and prepare your application clearly, but we cannot guarantee an outcome, a processing time, or approval.

Yes. We only collect what is needed to respond to your enquiry, and we explain how it is used in our privacy notice. Marketing communications are opt-in and separate from your enquiry.

Generally no. Standard visitor visas do not permit paid employment; only a small number of narrowly defined business activities are usually allowed. Always check the specific conditions for your destination.

The Schengen zone is a group of European countries with a shared short-stay visa policy, not a single country or a single automatic visa. You still apply through the embassy or consulate of a specific member state, usually your main destination.

Some destinations expect or require an invitation letter from the person or organisation you are visiting, particularly for family visits, while others do not. Requirements vary by country, so we'll help you check what's expected for your specific destination.

Most destinations expect evidence that you can support yourself during the trip, such as bank statements, payslips or a sponsor's financial evidence, but exact thresholds and accepted document types vary by country and change periodically. We'll point you to the current official guidance for your destination.

It can. Many visa officers consider your travel history, including prior visas held and any previous refusals, alongside the rest of your application. We can help you present this clearly, but we cannot influence how it is weighed by the deciding authority.

Processing times vary by country, time of year and individual circumstances, and they change periodically. We'll point you to the official current processing-time guidance for your destination rather than quote a fixed figure.