Visa Processing Agreement
The European Union has visa facilitation agreements with these countries (following the date of signature/effective date): please read the conditions carefully. This is a public offer that will be sent to you by the Visa Support Provider in collaboration with Visovy Center LLC (hereafter IVISA). With the launch of the visa application, you comply with the terms of use listed below: Beware! Please note that, in accordance with the executive order of the President of the Russian Federation No. 206 of March 25, 2020 “For the registration of unworked days in the Russian Federation,” all VMS (LLC) Visa Management Service (LLC) visa applications centres will be closed for the period from March 30, 2020 to April 30, 2020, with documents depositing and collecting passports, telephone calls and requests for WON`T CARRIED OUT emails. Passport and visa requirements and related information in each country are defined by sovereign nations and can be changed without notice. While Travel Visa Pro strives to provide up-to-date and complete information, Travel Visa Pro cannot and does not guarantee that the information provided on its websites is the latest and most comprehensive. Travel Visa Pro reserves the right to refuse the processing of documents for any reason, including, but not limited to incomplete documentation, insufficient processing time or unusual circumstances, all of which are interpreted at the full discretion of Travel Visa Pro. 3. IVISA is committed to ensuring the transmission of visitor information to the visa assistance provider. In this case, IVISA will not take over the actions of the Visa Assistance Provider for the processing of visa assistance and cannot be held liable for damages or losses resulting from the actions of the Visa Assistance Provider.
The borderless Schengen area cannot function effectively without a common visa policy that facilitates the entry of legal visitors into the EU while strengthening internal security. The EU has adopted a common policy on visas for transit or planned stays in the territory of a Schengen state, lasting no more than 90 days over a period of 180 days and transit in the international transit zones of the airports of the Schengen states. In 2016, the 26 Schengen states issued 13.9 million “Schengen visas”. Full data on Schengen visas can be find below on this page. EU Member States can also negotiate agreements on small border traffic with neighbouring third countries individually. These agreements allow border crossers in well-defined areas to cross the EU`s external borders under certain conditions without the need for a visa. When ordering, you pay a non-refundable processing fee for the government/consulate. You agree that your credit card (s) (s) will be charged and that the cheque (e) /order (s) will be deposited immediately.
Our fees are all-inclusive, but you agree to pay all applicable taxes and return fees related to the purchase of visas, passports or other products or services. Passport and visa processing requirements and fees may be changed without notice.