Short-Stay Visas
Professional visa support backed by real consular experience
A short-stay visa is for a temporary visit, not a move. A Schengen short-stay visa generally allows a stay of up to 90 days within any 180-day period, while the United Kingdom and Canada generally allow visitors to stay for up to six months.
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Where Are You Travelling?
Schengen Area
Generally up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
United Kingdom
Generally up to six months.
Canada
Generally up to six months.
Tourism Visas
A strong tourism application needs to clearly show the purpose of the trip, how it is financed, where you will stay, and your reasons for returning home.
What we review
- Travel plans and itinerary
- Accommodation
- Financial circumstances
- Employment or business background
- Travel and immigration history
- Ties to your country of residence
- Other supporting documents relevant to your situation
Visiting Family & Friends
These applications need to demonstrate not just the purpose of the visit, but your relationship with the host and the practical and financial arrangements for the stay.
What we review
- Invitation and host information
- Evidence of the relationship
- Accommodation arrangements
- Sponsorship or financial support, where relevant
- Your own financial and employment circumstances
- Travel and immigration history
- Ties to your country of residence
Business Visit Visas
Business travel needs a clear account of why you are travelling, what you will be doing, and how the trip connects to your professional background.
What we review
- Business invitation
- Purpose and duration of the visit
- Employer or company documentation
- The business relationship between the parties
- Conference or exhibition documentation
- Travel and accommodation arrangements
- How the trip is funded
Professional Support at Every Stage
Every application is different, so support is tailored to your case. It can include:
Consular Case Summary
A clear, organised written summary of your case from a consular point of view, prepared where appropriate.
- Initial eligibility and case assessment
- A personalised document checklist
- Help preparing the application form
- Review of supporting documents and finances
- Identification of weaknesses or inconsistencies before they become a problem
- A professional Consular Case Summary, where appropriate
- A final professional review before submission
Real Consular Experience - A Different Perspective
Most visa consultants only know the process from the applicant's side. Our experts have first-hand experience of assessing applications and making decisions from inside real consular environments.
That means we know what decision-makers actually look for, where concerns tend to arise, and how the different parts of an application are weighed together. We use that experience to strengthen your case before it is ever submitted.
This consular background is experience, not influence. It does not mean any current affiliation with, or access to, any embassy, consulate, or immigration authority. Decisions remain entirely with the relevant authorities.
Your Application Journey
Assessment
We review your situation, travel purpose, and eligibility.
Documents
You receive a personalised checklist and we review what you gather.
Application Preparation
We help you prepare the application form and supporting file.
Professional Review
A final review to identify weaknesses or inconsistencies.
Submission
Your application is ready to be submitted to the authority.
Ready to Start Your Application?
Tell us about your trip and we will tell you how we can help.