Tourist Visa Services

While requirements vary by country, most tourist visa applications require:

• Passport: Valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned stay with at least 2-3 blank pages
• Application form: Completely filled out and signed
• Photographs: Recent passport-sized photos meeting specific country requirements
• Travel itinerary: Flight reservations, accommodation bookings, and detailed daily plans
• Financial documents: Bank statements (last 3-6 months), income tax returns, salary slips
• Employment verification: No-objection certificate (NOC) from employer, business registration (if self-employed)
• Travel insurance: Meeting minimum coverage requirements for medical emergencies
• Proof of ties to home country: Property ownership documents, family certificates, etc.

During your consultation, we'll provide a comprehensive, country-specific document checklist tailored to your situation.

The required funds vary by destination country and length of stay, but generally:

• Schengen countries: Around €100-150 (₹9,000-13,500) per day of stay
• UK: Approximately £100 (₹10,500) per day plus accommodation costs
• USA: No fixed amount, but typically $200-300 (₹15,000-22,500) per day is considered reasonable
• Australia: Around AUD $1,000 (₹55,000) per week for tourism purposes

More important than the absolute amount is the stability of your finances. Immigration officers look for:

• Consistent income and savings over several months
• Funds proportionate to your declared trip costs
• Funds appropriate to your financial and employment situation

We'll help you prepare financial documentation that best represents your situation for your specific destination.

If your tourist visa application is rejected, follow these steps:

1. Review the rejection letter carefully: Most countries provide specific reasons for rejection. Understanding these reasons is crucial for a successful reapplication.
2. Address the concerns: If rejected for insufficient documentation, gather stronger evidence. If financial concerns were cited, improve your financial situation or documentation.
3. Consider timing: Some countries require waiting periods before reapplying. Others allow immediate reapplication with new information.
4. Seek professional assistance: Our visa experts can analyze your rejection reasons and develop a strategy to overcome these issues in your reapplication.

Our consultants have extensive experience with visa rejections and successful reapplications. We've helped many clients obtain visas after previous rejections by strategically addressing the specific concerns of immigration officers.

Yes, you can apply for tourist visas to multiple countries simultaneously with some important considerations:

• Passport availability: Different embassies will need your passport during processing. Some offer passport return services before visa issuance, while others retain it until a decision is made.
• Schengen area: For European travel, one Schengen visa covers 26 countries. You should apply through the embassy of your main destination or the first entry point.
• Timing complications: If one visa is delayed, it might disrupt your itinerary and affect other applications that show specific travel dates.
• Documentation consistency: Ensure your travel plans, financial documentation, and stated intentions are consistent across all applications.

We can help develop an application strategy for multiple-country trips, coordinating timelines and documentation to maximize approval chances for all destinations on your itinerary.