Browse visas by destination country. Tourist, work, student, transit, residency, business. Your application fee sits in escrow until the embassy decides — denied means refunded.
5 things that distinguish Primeborg Visa
Tourist (B-2, Schengen short-stay, e-Visa programs), work (H-1B, intra-company transfer, working holiday), student (F-1, study permits), transit (C-1, layover visas), residency (long-stay, retirement, golden visa), business (B-1, conference, investor).
Application fees lock into the VisaEscrow contract on Base. If the embassy denies your application, the contract releases the fee back to your wallet automatically. No fighting customer service for a refund.
Visas are matched per origin country (your passport) and destination country (where you're going). Visa rules differ wildly by passport — Albanian e-Visa is open to many nationalities, others are bilateral-treaty-only. The platform shows only visas you're eligible for.
Every visa service shows the historical approval rate from past applications. A 12% approval rate on a B-1/B-2 from your country is honest information you should know before paying the fee.
Each visa lists required documents (passport scan, photo, bank statement, invitation letter, etc.). Primeborg officers review your application for completeness before submission to the embassy, so it doesn't get rejected on procedural grounds.
Honest answers, not marketing
No. Primeborg is an application-processing platform; the actual visa is issued by the destination country's consulate or immigration authority. We help you prepare the application, hold the fees in escrow, and coordinate with the embassy. The decision is made by the embassy, not by us.
The application fee + Primeborg's 2.9% platform fee both refund if your visa is denied. The government processing fee paid TO the embassy is non-refundable per their policy — that money goes to the issuing authority and they keep it. Each visa's escrow structure shows which portion is refundable, before you pay.
Currently focused on visas with online or hybrid online/in-person application flows: US B-1/B-2/H-1B/F-1, Schengen short-stay, UK visitor, Canadian eTA, Australian ETA/eVisitor, Albanian e-Visa, Armenia e-Visa, Colombia visa, Brazil e-Visa, Turkish e-Visa, Vietnam e-Visa, India e-Tourist, and a growing list of others. Coverage expands as more embassies add online intake.
Depends entirely on the destination country and visa type. e-Visa programs (Albania, Turkey, India, Vietnam) typically 3-7 days. Schengen visas 15-45 days. US visas 2-6 months. Each visa service shows the embassy's stated processing window when you apply.
Some visas require an embassy interview (US B-1/B-2, F-1, H-1B, most long-stay visas). Some don't (e-Visa programs, transit visas). The interview-required flag is shown on every visa before you apply, along with the typical interview wait time in your country.
For visas that need physical passport submission to the embassy (most long-stay visas, some Schengen), you ship it to a Primeborg-coordinated visa office during processing. For e-Visa programs, the visa is issued digitally — your passport never leaves your hand. The flow per visa type is shown before you apply.