Your Evisa, Super Fast, Zero Stress

An eVisa (electronic visa) is a digital authorization to enter a country, applied for and delivered entirely online. It is linked electronically to your passport — no sticker or stamp before departure. A traditional visa requires an in-person appointment at an embassy, original documents and a physical visa in your passport. eVisas are faster (24–72h vs 2–8 weeks), cheaper, and available for most popular tourist destinations.

Processing time varies by country: 24 hours for ESTA, NZeTA, and most ETAs · 3 to 5 working days for India, Vietnam, Thailand, Egypt and Indonesia · up to 7 days for Sri Lanka and Tanzania. We recommend applying at least 7 days before travel to be safe.

For most eVisas you only need: a scan of your passport photo page (valid 6+ months after your trip), a recent passport-style digital photo, and your travel details (flight number, hotel address). A few countries also ask for a bank statement or proof of accommodation. Our form tells you exactly what is required as you go.

The total cost is the official government fee + a flat service fee for our help (form review, language support, 24/7 chat, refund guarantee on technical errors). Government fees vary by country: from $5 for the Canada eTA to $140 for the Thailand METV. Our service fee is shown clearly before payment — no hidden charges, no subscription.

No service in the world can guarantee an approval — the final decision rests with the destination country's immigration authorities. However, our 98% approval rate reflects the fact that we pre-check every application for errors before submission. If your application is denied because of a mistake on our side, we refund our service fee.

Yes — you can submit applications for your spouse, children, parents and travel companions in a single session. Each traveler needs their own eVisa linked to their own passport. Most countries require children, even infants, to have an individual eVisa at the same fee as adults.

If your eVisa is denied by the destination country, you typically need to apply for a traditional visa at the nearest embassy. Common denial reasons include past travel to restricted countries, prior visa refusals, undisclosed criminal records, or typos in the application. We help you understand the denial reason and prepare an embassy visa application if needed.