iVisa is an independent travel document service trusted by millions of travelers worldwide. We streamline official visa and entry applications with secure technology, expert review, and 24/7 support, helping customers submit accurate applications with a 99 percent approval rate. We make the process significantly easier, convenient, and error-free, designed to maximize your chances of a smooth approval.
We work closely with accredited, government-authorized visa agents and licensed service providers in many countries, such as Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. These partnerships ensure that every application meets the exact requirements set by each government before it is submitted, so travelers stay aligned with current rules, formats, and official standards.
Here is what that means for you as a traveler:
What we do
Simplify visa, eVisa, and entry document application forms
Provide 24/7 expert support to ensure your visa moves quickly and gets approved.
Review documents and photos for accuracy and compliance
Use human and AI checks to prevent mistakes that cause rejections
Provide multilingual guidance and live updates throughout the process
Submit applications through the correct official channels
Work with accredited local agents in many countries
What we don’t do
We don’t issue visas on behalf of the government
We don’t influence government decisions
We don’t offer any preferential government approval and cannot influence government timelines
We can’t change or override official requirements or eligibility rules
Why our model works
We replace outdated, confusing government portals with a fast, reliable platform that makes applying for a visa easier, more convenient, and more likely to be approved. Travelers apply in one place with no government websites, no guesswork, and no friction.
By combining secure technology, expert review, and accredited on-the-ground partners who work directly with government systems, we help travelers avoid errors, move through the process faster, and submit applications that meet official requirements the first time.