50+ Countries · 95%+ Success Rate

Visa Assistance for Indians — Schengen, USA, UK & 50+ Countries

Complete visa processing for Indian travelers — document preparation, application submission, appointment booking, and interview coaching. 95%+ success rate across all destinations. IATA-certified agency serving travelers from Surat, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, and across Gujarat.

50+
Countries Covered
95%+
Success Rate
25K+
Visas Processed
4-5 Days
Avg UAE Visa Time

Our Visa Process — 5 Simple Steps

Step 01

Free Consultation

30-minute assessment of your profile and destination requirements. We advise on the best visa type and success probability.

Step 02

Document Prep

Personalized checklist. We help gather, organize, and format every document to meet exact embassy specifications.

Step 03

Application & Appointment

Complete application form filling, review, and VFS/embassy appointment booking at your preferred date and location.

Step 04

Interview Coaching

Mock interview sessions covering common questions, document presentation, and confidence-building for USA, UK, and Schengen visas.

Step 05

Tracking & Delivery

Real-time application tracking, embassy follow-up, and passport delivery to your doorstep upon approval.

Get a Free Visa Assessment

Not sure which visa you need or whether your profile qualifies? Our visa experts assess your case for free and recommend the best approach — no obligation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries can Explera assist with visa processing?

We provide expert visa assistance for 50+ countries including Schengen (all 27 European countries), USA (B1/B2 tourist and business), United Kingdom (Standard Visitor), Canada (TRV), Australia (Visitor subclass 600), UAE (Dubai tourist visa), Japan, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, New Zealand, South Africa, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Brazil, Argentina, and many more. Our in-house visa team handles documentation, application, appointment booking, and tracking for all destinations.

What is your visa success rate for Indian passport holders?

Explera maintains a 95%+ overall visa success rate across all destinations. Our success rates by region: Schengen visa 96%, USA B1/B2 92%, UK visitor visa 97%, Canada TRV 93%, UAE tourist visa 99%, Australia visitor visa 95%. We achieve these rates through meticulous document preparation, accurate application filling, and thorough interview coaching. Each application is reviewed by our senior visa consultants before submission.

How long does visa processing take through Explera?

Processing times vary by country: UAE Dubai visa (3-5 working days), Schengen visa (15-20 working days), USA B1/B2 (interview wait times vary by consulate but processing is 3-7 days after interview), UK visa (15-21 working days standard, 5 working days priority), Canada TRV (20-40 working days), Australia visitor visa (20-40 working days). We recommend applying at least 4-8 weeks before your planned travel date for most destinations.

What documents are typically required for a visa application?

Standard visa requirements include: valid passport (minimum 6 months validity beyond return date), completed visa application form, passport-size photographs (as per specifications), confirmed return flight tickets, hotel bookings for the entire stay, bank statements (3-6 months showing sufficient funds), income tax returns (last 3 years), employment letter or business proof, and travel insurance (mandatory for Schengen, recommended for all). Additional documents vary by country — our visa team provides a personalized checklist for each application.

Can Explera help if my visa was previously rejected?

Yes. We specialize in re-applications after visa refusals. Our senior consultants analyze the rejection reason, identify gaps in the previous application, strengthen your documentation, and prepare a comprehensive re-application. For USA refusals under Section 214(b), we help demonstrate stronger ties to India. For Schengen refusals, we ensure every document meets the exact embassy specification. We maintain an 85%+ approval rate on re-applications where the initial refusal was due to documentation gaps.