Visas
A complete visa file, first time
We prepare the file, complete the forms, book the appointment and coach you for the interview. The decision is the embassy’s alone; our job is to make sure the file it receives is missing nothing.
Student visas
Once you hold an offer, we prepare the visa file and coach you for the interview.
UK Student visa
- Official fee
- ≈ £524 – £558
- Processing
- About 3 weeks from biometrics
US F-1 student visa
- Official fee
- $185 (MRV application fee)
- Processing
- Depends on interview availability
Canada study permit
- Official fee
- CAD 150
- Processing
- Usually 6 to 12 weeks
Australia Student visa (subclass 500)
- Official fee
- ≈ AUD 2,000 or more
- Processing
- Usually 4 to 10 weeks
Germany national student visa
- Official fee
- €75
- Processing
- 4 to 12 weeks after the appointment
France long-stay student visa (VLS-TS)
- Official fee
- ≈ €50 – €99
- Processing
- 2 to 4 weeks after the visa application
National study visas in Europe
- Official fee
- ≈ €50 – €120 depending on the country
- Processing
- 3 to 10 weeks
Visit and tourist visas
A complete file and a booked appointment, for individuals and families.
Schengen short-stay visa
- Official fee
- €90 for adults, €45 for children aged 6 – 12
- Processing
- Usually 15 days, up to 45
UK Standard Visitor visa
- Official fee
- ≈ £127 – £135 (six months)
- Processing
- About 3 weeks
US visitor visa B1/B2
- Official fee
- $185
- Processing
- Depends on interview availability
Canada visitor visa
- Official fee
- CAD 100
- Processing
- Varies widely; check official processing times
Australia Visitor visa (subclass 600)
- Official fee
- ≈ AUD 200 – 250
- Processing
- Usually 2 to 6 weeks
Work and family
Work and family visas
Skilled work visas, family reunion, and fiancé or spouse routes. Every case is different, so we start with a free assessment and give you a written price before any commitment.
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We provide administrative support in preparing applications, not legal immigration advice. In Canada and Australia, paid immigration advice is reserved for licensed practitioners (RCICs and registered migration agents), and those applications are handled together with a licensed adviser.
Let’s talk about your plan
A free half-hour consultation. You leave with your options, their cost and their deadlines.