Straight answers to the questions we're asked most — organised by country and visa type. Fees, processing times, and requirements change with each intake and embassy workload, so wherever a number would go stale, we tell you that directly and point you to a free consultation for the current figure instead of guessing.
Yes. Every service starts with a free, no-obligation eligibility assessment — there's no cost to find out where you stand.
One clear fee, stated upfront before we begin, regardless of country or visa type. No hidden add-ons.
No consultant can guarantee an outcome — that decision rests with the destination country's immigration authority. What we guarantee is a complete, accurate, well-documented application.
No. We accept walk-ins Monday to Saturday, 10:00am to 6:00pm, at SCO 99–100, Sector 17B, Chandigarh.
Canadian government fees are set by IRCC and change periodically. We confirm the exact current fee for your specific visa type (study permit, visitor visa, or Super Visa) during your consultation, rather than quoting a figure that may be outdated.
Processing time depends on your source country, intake season, and application volume at the time. We give you the current expected timeline for your specific case rather than a fixed number.
The Super Visa is a long-validity, multiple-entry visitor visa for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents, allowing stays of up to 5 years per visit. See our full Canada Super Visa page for eligibility and documentation.
Yes — study permit extensions, DLI changes, and open work permits for clients already in Canada are handled through our Canada Onshore Services.
Australian Department of Home Affairs fees vary by visa subclass and are updated periodically. We confirm the current fee for your specific visa (student, visitor, or Subclass 462) during your consultation.
Requirements typically include a genuine temporary entrant statement, proof of enrolment (CoE), financial capacity evidence, and English proficiency. Exact requirements are reviewed for your profile during your consultation.
Typically a valid passport, proof of funds, travel itinerary, and ties to India. We confirm the specific checklist for your visit purpose (tourism, family, or business).
Subclass 462 is Australia's Work and Holiday visa for eligible young travellers who want to work and travel in Australia. See our Australia 462 Visa page for details.
Immigration New Zealand sets and periodically updates its fee schedule. We confirm the current fee for your specific application during your consultation.
Typically proof of enrolment, sufficient funds, health and character requirements, and (where applicable) a genuine intention to study. We review these against your specific profile.
Yes — NZ visitor visa guidance for Indian applicants is covered alongside student visa support on our New Zealand country page.
Yes. We support British student visa applications (CAS, IELTS documentation) as well as British visitor visa applications for family visits and short trips. See our UK Visitor Visa page.
UKVI sets and periodically updates its fee schedule. We confirm the current fee for your specific visa category during your consultation.
USCIS and US State Department fees vary by visa category (F1 student vs B1/B2 visitor) and are updated periodically. We confirm the current fee for your specific case during your consultation.
We guide you through the DS-160 form, I-20 documentation for F1 applicants, and interview preparation as part of our USA visa support.
Fees include the SEVIS fee and the visa application fee, both set by US authorities and subject to change. We confirm current figures for your case during your consultation.
B1/B2 visitor visa fees are set by the US State Department and can change. We confirm the current cost during your consultation.
Fees are set by the Schengen states and can change. We confirm the current schengen visa price for your specific case and embassy during your consultation. See our full Schengen guide for the current list of 29 member countries.
Yes — a single Schengen visa allows travel across all 29 member countries, with your stay capped at 90 days within any rolling 180-day period.
Yes — a minimum of €30,000 in travel medical insurance coverage valid across the Schengen Area is required.
A spouse visa is for a married partner joining or accompanying the primary applicant; a dependent visa typically covers spouses and/or children depending on the destination country's rules. We confirm which category fits your situation.
We support spouse and dependent visa documentation and sponsorship for Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand and USA cases.
Processing time depends on the destination country and case specifics. We give you the current expected timeline for your situation during your consultation.
