A business visa is assessed on two relationships: the one between you and your employer or your own firm, and the one between you and the company inviting you. Weakness in either is what sinks an application, and it is usually the invitation side that lets applicants down.
An invitation letter that names no dates, sits on no letterhead, or comes from a company with no verifiable registration will not carry a file. We review the invitation before it is submitted and tell your host what needs correcting, which is far easier than discovering the problem after a refusal.
For self employed applicants and business owners the financial side needs more care than for salaried staff. Firm registration, GST filings, current account activity and CA certified financials all have to tell the same story about the business that your application claims.
What is included
What you will need
Business visa or tourist visaAttending a conference, meeting a supplier or inspecting a site is business travel and must be declared as such. Applying on a tourist visa to attend business meetings is a misdeclaration, and it causes problems at immigration as well as on future applications.
How it works
We establish the purpose of travel, who is inviting you and who is bearing costs, which determines the whole document set.
We check the host letter and supporting registration documents before anything else is prepared.
Employer or business documents assembled, with the financial picture checked for consistency.
Forms filled, fees paid, appointment slot booked and a briefing before you attend.
Passport collected once the decision is out, with flights arranged through us if needed.
Questions
Usually not. Consulates expect a letter on company letterhead naming you, your passport number, the purpose, the exact dates and who is covering costs, signed by an identifiable person. We will draft the requirements for your host so they only have to issue it once.
Not harder, but the documentation is different. Instead of an employer letter you evidence the business itself through registration, GST filings, current account activity and CA certified financials. Consistency across those documents matters more than the numbers being large.
In most cases yes, provided the itinerary declares it and the dates fit within the visa validity. It has to be declared upfront rather than added quietly, since an itinerary that does not match the stated purpose raises questions.
Not necessarily. You can fund the trip personally, the host can cover it, or your employer can. What matters is that the file is clear about which it is and that the financial documents support that arrangement.
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Send the destination, your travel dates and who is inviting you. We will come back with the exact document set for your case.
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