Question 1

How long does the visa process take?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the destination and visa type. Study visas for France and Malta are typically decided in two to eight weeks once the file is submitted; Gulf work permits usually take three to six months because the employer-side approval comes first. You can see your current stage in your portal at any time.

Question 2

Is the first consultation really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Creating an account, building your profile and getting an eligibility assessment costs nothing. You only pay the consultancy fee for your programme once we have reviewed your documents and confirmed you have a realistic case.

Question 3

Which countries do you work with?

Accepted Answer

France, Malta, Thailand, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman. Our deepest experience is in hospitality — hotels, resorts and food and beverage — across Europe and the Gulf.

Question 4

Do you guarantee a visa?

Accepted Answer

No honest consultant can guarantee a visa, because the decision belongs to the consulate. What we do guarantee is that your file is complete, correct and filed on time. That is why our approval rate sits at 98%.

Question 5

What do the internship placements include?

Accepted Answer

Partner hotels and resorts provide a structured placement of six to twelve months, accommodation support, duty meals on site and a recognised completion certificate. Visa support and pre-departure orientation are included in the programme fee.

Question 6

Do you help after I arrive?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Post-arrival support covers airport pickup coordination, accommodation, opening a local bank account, registering with local authorities and a point of contact you can call if something goes wrong.

Question 7

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Career counselling is ₹2,500 for a 60–90 minute session with a written action plan. Study visa assistance is ₹25,000, work permit processing is ₹45,000 and the internship programme is ₹1,75,000, which includes placement, accommodation support and visa filing. Government and consulate fees are paid separately, directly to the authorities.

Question 8

What documents will I need?

Accepted Answer

At minimum: a valid passport, your highest education certificates and transcripts, a CV, passport photographs and proof of funds. Depending on the route you may also need a language certificate, police clearance, medical report or an employment contract. Your portal lists exactly what applies to you.

Question 9

Do I need to speak French to go to France?

Accepted Answer

Not always. Many hospitality placements and English-taught degree programmes in France operate in English. French is an advantage for customer-facing roles and we will tell you honestly whether your target role needs it.

Question 10

Can you help if I have been refused a visa before?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. A previous refusal is not a permanent bar, but the new application has to directly address the reason for refusal. Bring your refusal letter to the consultation so we can assess it before you pay anything.

Question 11

Is my data safe?

Accepted Answer

Your documents are stored encrypted and are visible only to you and the case handler assigned to your file. We never share your documents with employers or institutions without your explicit instruction.

Question 12

How do I track my application?

Accepted Answer

Every client gets a portal account. It shows your current stage, which documents are approved or need attention, your invoices and a timeline of everything that has happened on your file.

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