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KA-32/4 E, Shahjadpur (Opposite of Suvastu), Gulshan-2, Dhaka 1212, BangladeshOffice hours: Open 24/7 for enquiries
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Eligibility depends on the country, the visa category and your personal profile — education, work experience, finances, travel history and purpose of travel. In a free consultation we review your situation and explain which options are realistic for you before you spend money on an application.
Most applications ask for a valid passport, photographs, proof of funds, proof of ties to Bangladesh (such as employment or business documents) and purpose-specific papers like a job contract, admission letter or invitation. Requirements may vary by country and visa type, so we give you a personalised checklist.
Timelines vary widely. A short-stay visit visa can take a few weeks, while employer-led work routes involve several stages and can take a number of months. We share realistic, general estimates — but processing times are controlled by the embassies and authorities, not by us.
Transparently. Before you commit, we explain our service fee in writing, separately from official government, embassy and visa-centre fees, which are paid according to official instructions. Ask us anything — there are no hidden charges.
Yes — every application carries a risk of refusal, and no honest agency can guarantee approval. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant embassy or immigration authority. We reduce avoidable mistakes by helping you prepare a complete, accurate and consistent application.
Visit the office in person, ask for trade and recruiting license details, check reviews and the agency's history, and confirm that job offers and work permits are consistent with official processes. Never pay to personal or unofficial accounts and always ask for written receipts.