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Misleading immigrants with Fake Canada Visa

Wed, 11 Mar 2026 14:17:20 -0400

Scam. Social media account connections. Related people submitting applications. One-time travelers to Canada.

So guys, many of you already know that this year, meaning in June and July 2026, the FIFA World Cup is being organized across Canada, the USA, and Mexico. In Canada, some World Cup matches will take place in Toronto and Vancouver.

But the main issue is this: some consultants, some content creators, and some influencers saw this as an opportunity and once again started spreading garbage on social media. Because of this, the Indian community, the desi community, people who speak Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, and brown-skinned people are once again facing abuse and backlash. People are being massively misled and misguided through a number of social media programmes. They contain false claims, which we’ll talk about further.

In a way, they have started scamming again and spreading filth on social media.

Basically, what’s happening is that some consultants and certain influencers have posted videos on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, making claims related to visas and Canadian immigration that are completely false.

The main reason this became such a big issue is that CBC noticed it. They saw these vlogs —whether someone sent them or they found them themselves—and they published an article. In that article, they clearly stated that there are some accounts based in India, Pakistan, or Canada that are making vlogs in Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, misleading people. According to the immigration department and anti-fraud experts, all the claims made in these vlogs are false.

One person made a blog claiming that if you apply for a Canadian visitor visa using the excuse of the FIFA World Cup—meaning you write in your application that you want to come to Canada to watch World Cup matches—then your visa approval chances become very high. As if the Canadian government will definitely not reject your visa because you’re coming to watch the World Cup.

But IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) clearly states that this is not true. If they see any problem in the application, or if they believe that the person may overstay, or work illegally, the visa will not be approved—regardless of whether the person wants to watch the FIFA World Cup or not.

Another woman made a vlog saying that people have a golden opportunity: apply for a visitor visa, write that you’re coming to watch FIFA matches, and then once in Canada, you can claim refugee status or apply for asylum.

One person crossed all limits. He said in his vlog that the Canadian government has launched a special visa for FIFA, and that if you apply under this special category, your visa will definitely be approved.

Yes, the Canadian government did announce a policy—but it is only for FIFA employees and subcontractors. This policy and news are being misrepresented, and people are being trapped because of it. Money is being taken from people.

One person even created a proper package: ₹1.5 lakh to ₹2 lakh, including airline tickets, FIFA match tickets, biometrics fees, consultation fees, visa fees—everything included. He claims he will get the visa approved because the Canadian government will not reject it.

This is clearly wrong. Scamming people is wrong. But what’s worse is that CBC published articles, made YouTube vlogs, and other news agencies followed. The news spread like wildfire.

The Indian community and brown-skinned people—especially those who speak Hindi, Urdu, or Punjabi—are already facing a lot of racism in Canada. There is massive hate on social media. And when such news comes out, imagine the impact.

Don’t you feel ashamed? Don’t you realize that hate is already everywhere? We should be extremely careful about what we say in vlogs. But still, people are determined to ruin their community’s name, their country’s name, and their own name—for some money, some dollars, some clout or a few clients.

For Indians, three major stereotypes already exist:

We have no civic sense.
Our hygiene is bad—people say we smell, don’t bathe, don’t use perfume.
Indians—especially brown-skinned people—are scammers.

We’ve already proven the first two stereotypes by dancing on roads, wearing dirty clothes, stealing from food banks, traveling without tickets, creating chaos in public spaces, and misusing festivals and religion.

Call-center scams already exist. But when such immigration fraud articles are published, it adds fuel to the fire—now it looks like we scam people through immigration as well.

Because of this, genuine visitor visa applications get affected. A person who genuinely wants to watch FIFA matches may face issues. The government starts believing people are just coming as an excuse and then looking for jobs or claiming asylum.

Due to such bad elements:

Student visas became difficult
PR became difficult
Work permits became difficult
LMIA stopped
Skilled trades categories shut down

Now do you want visitor visas to become impossible too?

People visit parents, relatives, and friends. Why should they suffer?

To the creators doing this: how much money did you even get? $500 for a reel? $1,000? $2,000? For $2,000 you’ll ruin your name and your community’s name?

A little money is not worth selling your integrity or ruining your community’s name.

Now think—how does it feel when you’re being labeled as anti-fraud, scammer, misleading, misrepresenting in articles? When your parents, relatives, or neighbors read those articles?

You came to Canada to make a name, to be famous. How does it feel being famous in a notorious way?

Earn a name in such a way that people say, “I want to be like him.” Not “Be anything, but don’t become like this.”

People from all communities immigrate to Canada—Filipinos, Chinese, Japanese, Africans, Italians, French, South Americans. But why is only the desi community constantly highlighted for lack of civic sense and scams?

There must be a reason.

If you want to become a content creator, learn from this—what not to do. When brand deals come, you must have the courage to say no. You need ethics, morals, and values.

Earn money. Make your life and your family’s life comfortable. But don’t become so blind for money that your country’s and community’s name gets destroyed.

Estonia Schengen Visa 2026

Mon, 22 Dec 2025 01:58:23 -0500

Step back in time as you wander the cobblestone streets of Tallinn's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, which has remained largely unchanged since the 13th century. Think only about the adventure in Estonia and never about obtaining a visa to West India.

Follow our step-by-step guidelines, starting by keeping these documents ready:

A passport which should be valid for at least 3 months beyond your Schengen exit and have at least two blank pages.

A complete Schengen visa application.

Two recent passport-size photographs.

A travel medical insurance valid across the Schengen area with a minimum coverage of €30,000.

A travel itinerary which includes your flight reservations, accommodations, etc.

Bank statements for the last 3 months, 2 years of ITR, 3 months of salary slips, an NOC from your employer, and business proof if you are self-employed.

Self-employed, retired, or applicants who are minors may be required to provide additional supporting documents. The list of documents is mentioned in the description box below so you can refer to it before applying. In order to ensure you have all required documents, pause and take a screenshot of what you’ll suffer. The list of documents is mentioned in the description box below so you can refer to it before applying.

Now that your documents have been settled in one place, follow these steps to apply for an Estonian tourist visa easily:

Open the Atlas app or website.

Search for Estonia.

Verify your phone number by entering the one-time password or continue through Google.

Enter your full name and mention whether you are traveling solo or with others.

Select who is going to sponsor your trip.

Select your marital status as well as your current employment status.

Enter your current address or use our autofill feature by simply searching your address on the map.

Enter your passport details.

Enter your employer details.

Choose an appointment date and your nearest appointment center.

Then choose your tentative travel dates and the countries you plan to visit. These can be updated later as well.

Finally, make the payment and you’re all set.

From here, an Atlas visa expert will step in to assist you with all your paperwork. On the day of your appointment, you’ll just need to arrive at the visa application center, provide your biometrics, and submit the prepared documents.

The standard processing time is 15 calendar days after the embassy or consulate receives your documents. You can apply at least 3 months before your planned travel dates, and we always recommend planning in advance. Once your visa is approved, your passport stamped with your Estonia visa will be delivered right to your visa.

Now, let’s discuss some common questions that you may have about getting an Estonian visa:

Am I eligible to visit other Schengen countries with my Estonian Schengen visa?

Yes, you are eligible to visit all 29 Schengen countries with your Estonian Schengen visa. Just make sure you enter Estonia first or stay in Estonia the longest.

Can I land in Finland or any other Schengen country first with my Estonian Schengen visa?

Yes, you can enter Finland or any other Schengen country first with your Estonian Schengen visa. Keep in mind, however, that you will be required to stay in Estonia for the longest period.

How long can I stay in the Schengen area with my Estonian Schengen visa?

You can stay in the Schengen area for a maximum of 90 days in any period of 180 days.

Apply at least 4 to 6 weeks before your travel day, especially during peak seasons like summers (June to August) and December holidays. Always book your appointment in your city of residence. If you have given Schengen biometrics in the last 59 months, you may not need to submit them again. Double-check that your flight bookings, hotel reservations, and financial documents match your travel dates. Carry sufficient funds for your trip. The embassy will review your financial records against your planned itinerary and accommodations.

Top universities for international students in Estonia

Fri, 19 Dec 2025 00:36:33 -0500

Today’s chapter about the top universities in Estonia. If you want to move on a student visa, the first question that comes to mind is which universities you can apply to, what programs they offer, and which universities are good. You also wonder where you will get the most benefit by moving there. So today, We’ll talk about universities. We'll cover the public universities in Estonia, the programs they offer, and how you can apply.

First, you might ask, why Estonia? There are other European countries where you can study, but why choose Estonia? We have the answer for that. Estonia offers English-taught programs if you want to study IT, medicine, a master’s degree, or arts. English-taught programs are available at every university, and scholarships are also offered if you perform well. After your studies, there are work opportunities, so you can get a good job. If you want to settle in Estonia, you can do that too. Compared to other nations, education in Estonia is quite cheap. You can handle the costs since they aren't too expensive. You may pay for your school and living costs if you work while you study. There’s no rule limiting how many hours you can work, so you can work as much as you want while studying full-time.

Estonia is very advanced in tech, everything here is digital, and it’s considered one of the cleanest countries in Europe. This makes it a great place to study.

The University of Tartu, which is in Tartu city, Estonia, is the first university. It's one of the oldest institutions in Northern and Eastern Europe and is among the top 1% of universities in the world. Computer science, medicine, and business administration are some of the most popular programs.You can pursue bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD programs here. The university offers many scholarships, and each year, 1,800–2,000 international students enroll.

The second university is Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia’s leading institution for engineering and technology. Located in Tallinn, this university hosts approximately 1,600–2,000 international students. They offer bachelor’s, master’s, PhD, summer, and Erasmus programs. If you want to study cybersecurity, computer science, or digital transformation and engineering, this university has many courses.

The third university is Tallinn University, which offers a wide variety of English-taught programs. Whether you want a bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD, courses are available. This university focuses on innovation, social sciences, and creative disciplines. Around 800–1,000 international students enroll every year. It is among the top 5% of universities worldwide. You can get high-quality education at an affordable cost here.

The Estonian Academy of Arts is the fourth university. It focuses on design, architecture, and the fine arts. This institution is tiny, with just 200 to 300 foreign students per year. It's great for students whose major interests include design, innovation, or the visual arts. Fees are far lower than in other nations, and you may acquire a good education for a modest price.

The last university is the Estonian University of Life Sciences, located in Tartu. Around 200–300 international students enroll every year. Its main focus is environmental science, agriculture, and forestry. If your passion lies in these fields, this university could be the best fit for you.

Overall, these public universities enroll 5,000–6,000 international students each year.

How to get work permit in Estonia

Sat, 13 Dec 2025 22:37:01 -0500

So through today’s news, we will give you full information about the work permit — what a work permit is, how many types it has, and how you can apply for it step by step. And lastly, what salary should you have to apply for the work permit so that you can become eligible to apply for it. So in this news, we will talk about these topics only.

First of all, if we talk about what a work permit actually means — a work permit is an official document that gives a foreigner permission to go to another country and work there. And there are two types of work permits. One is short-term employment, and the second is long-term, for which you have to apply for a residence permit.

Short-term employment means work that is less than one year or temporary. If you want to go to another country and work for a short time, then you can take the short-term employment work permit. For short-term employment, your company must register your work with the Police and Border Guard, which is a national government agency, stating that this person is coming to work for our company for a specific time period. After your company applies for the work permit, then you can apply for a D-visa. A D-visa has a duration of one year, and through this D-visa, you can come to this country and work.

The second is the long-term residence permit. A person can take it for one year, two years, or even more, depending on the long-term job offer you have received. With this, you can use all services in Estonia, and if you stay in Estonia for a specific period of time, meaning after 5 years, you can apply for permanent residence.

Now let’s talk about how you can apply for the work permit. First of all, you need a job offer. For that, you will have to apply for jobs. Which websites can you use to apply? Work in Estonia, CV, and Linkedin — from these three websites or platforms, you can search for jobs in Estonia.

And after you get a job offer, the company has to apply for your work permit. They will register you with the Police and Border Guard. Only after that can you go and apply for the visa, which is the D-visa for 6 months, and through that, you can come here and start living. After that, you can apply for a residence permit depending on your job size — meaning how long the job is for. Based on that, you might need a D-visa or a residence permit. You can apply accordingly.

For applying for the visa, you will need certain documents: your passport, passport-size photos, your job offer copy, your work permit copy, your health insurance, and the necessary educational documents required for the visa application.

The next step is that you come to Estonia, and after arriving in Estonia, you can start your work here.

Now let’s talk about the most important point — salary. What should be your minimum monthly gross salary to apply for a work permit?

First, we talk about regular employees. The minimum monthly gross salary for regular employees should be €1981 to apply for a work permit. This is the gross salary. After tax, the net salary should be around €1580. If you want to apply for a work permit, you must meet this requirement. If your salary is less than this, you cannot apply for a work permit, and you cannot come to Estonia. There is no chance of getting a work permit with a lower salary.

For top specialists, the minimum monthly gross salary must be €2971, which becomes around €2330 net. This must be your salary if you want to apply for a work permit as a top specialist.

Recently, we received a case. Someone told us that they applied for a work permit through an agent, and the agent told him that he would get a salary of €1200 and that they would apply for the work permit. And he had already given them a lot of money. So please do not fall for such scams. Your salary must be €1500 or €1580 (net) to be eligible for a work permit. Only then can you apply.

We hope through this news you got clear information about how to apply for a work permit and what the minimum salary requirements are for applying for it.

Estonia study visa

Thu, 11 Dec 2025 22:05:51 -0500

If you want to apply, we will talk about that same process in this chapter today. So let’s start.

So first of all, we will talk about why Estonia. Estonia’s education system is very good. In 2022, a survey was done where Estonia came in the top rank in the education system. And second thing, Estonia is also called the Silicon Valley of Europe, it is called an IT hub because this is a country that is very good in IT, very good in startups. And Estonia is also called e-Estonia because everything is digital here. Even the online voting started in Estonia. Here it means you can even vote online sitting at home. You do not need to go anywhere.

So now we will talk about universities— which universities are there where you can apply. Here mainly four to five universities are there where you can apply.
The first is Tartu University, which is ranked in the top 350 universities in the world. And after that, the second is TalTech – Tallinn University of Technology.
The third is Tallinn University.
And these three universities are public; you can apply here.
And the fourth is Estonian Business School. If you specifically want to do business-related studies, this is a private university, but this Estonian Business School is there.
And the fifth is Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences, where you can apply.

So you can go to the Study in Estonia website, click on Study, and you can see your courses—Bachelor programs, Masters, Doctoral, and short courses. Here you can see which programs are there, which university offers them, and what the charges are. If you are in the EU area or non-EU area, then what are your differences and how much money you will spend.

For example, the main course—if you are taking Business Administration from the University of Tartu—it is €4200. If you have a question, you can go to admissions@… and email them.

If you click on Apply Here, then for this program or course, you will get the full information. You can see here that one year costs €4200. And you will also know that €100 is the application fee, a one-time fee. So you will get all the information about this course from here.

If you go again to that website, you can see other universities too — for example, Tallinn University of Technology has a Cyber Security course, how much money it will cost, etc. You will see many more universities and you will know how much money you will need and how many years the course will be.

Now we will talk about the application process. If you want to take any course in any university, what is the process — now we will talk about that.

First of all, the application is filled on DreamApply. In that, you have to make a motivation letter—a very good one. You have to describe why you want to take this study, what benefits you can get from it, what your motivation is — you have to properly write the motivation letter and submit it in the application.

And then your education documents—whatever you have studied earlier—will be required. Your passport will be required. And your IELTS bands will be required; the IELTS certificate will be required. If you have done your studies in an English-speaking country like the UK or USA, then you don't need IELTS. But if you have done your studies in a country where the main language is not English, even if you studied everything in English, still you need IELTS requirement.

After your application is submitted, the professors will take a technical test or an online interview, depending on your course. You will either get an online interview or a technical test. Many times, like for the Cyber Security program at Tartu University, they first give a technical test and then an interview. You have to clear these to go to the next step.

If you pass this interview or technical test—whatever your course requires—then after that you get the final offer letter. If you accept the offer letter, then you have to send your documents by post to the university.

And the last step is payment and final acceptance. If you have paid, and the university has received the payment, and they have accepted it, then it means your process is complete and now you can go to the Estonian Embassy and apply for your D Visa.

The truth about paid participation in the green card lottery dv 2027

Sun, 07 Dec 2025 15:30:58 -0500

Today we have very important news regarding the DV lottery. The U.S. government announced that they are introducing a government fee of one dollar for all participants of the DV lottery. What is the DV lottery? It is a lottery through which you can obtain a green card. Every year, the U.S. government awards 55,000 green cards to the winners of the Green Card lottery. Participating in it does not guarantee that you will win, but if you win and do everything correctly, you have high chances of obtaining a green card for yourself and your family members.

This new one-dollar rule will come into effect on September 16, 2025. Accordingly, it is assumed that the new participation in the Green Card lottery, which opens in early October, will already require payment of this one dollar for each application. Regarding the technical side—at what exact moment you will need to pay, at the start of registration or at the end after entering all your information, which website will accept the payment, and which cards will be accepted—these details are still unknown. Most likely, we will only understand this once registration opens, the first applications begin, and it becomes clear how the system works.

What are the pros and cons of this new rule? We see two main advantages. First, it will reduce the number of fraudulent applications. If you didn’t know, there are companies, organizations, or individuals who submit applications without the participant’s consent. For example, they might have data on 1,000, 2,000, or 3,000 people, and in case of a win, they sell the victory to the participant. For example, they submit 10,000 applications, 100 people win, and then they contact those people and say, “Pay us $5,000 for your win, and we will give you the registration documents so you have a chance to get a green card in the U.S.” With this new rule, these organizations or individuals will have less motivation to do this because now each application costs them money.

The second positive aspect we see is that many people who do not even have access to one dollar will not be able to submit an application. Accordingly, this will increase the chances of winning for those who can pay the one-dollar fee.

What could be the negative consequences of this innovation? The main negative consequences, in our opinion, will be related to the technical side, because this is a new process and the payment procedure has not been fully developed. Applicants filling out their applications will be at risk. What could happen? For example, you fill out your application, and at some point when you need to make the payment, something on the website might fail, and you will not know if your application was submitted or accepted. If you think it was not accepted and try to submit it again, and it later turns out that you submitted two applications and one of them is winning, you could be disqualified simply because there is more than one application in the system.

Therefore, if you plan to submit applications, we do not recommend rushing to do it on the first days because there will likely be bugs and technical issues. The government will start fixing them, and only after some time will the process be properly stabilized.

Another big problem we foresee with this innovation concerns residents of certain countries where payment with specific cards is not possible. For example, if you live in Russia and want to submit an application, you will need someone’s help, or you will need to open a card in another country in your name and make the payment from that card, or you will need to contact someone outside Russia to use their cards. This is how you would be able to submit your application. application.

How to stay in the USA on a tourist visa ?

Sat, 06 Dec 2025 14:30:39 -0500

1 on F1, which is better: language courses or a one-year program? If you are already in the United States on a tourist status, meaning you had a tourist visa, entered the country, were allowed in, and were given a certain period of time, with your I-94 showing B1 or B2 status, and this status has not yet expired, then, in principle, it doesn’t matter which program you apply for.

Personally, I think it is much easier to apply for language courses because the start date of the language program can be very flexible. That is, if your student status has not been approved by a certain date, the program start can simply be postponed. If it is a one-year program, usually the start date is fixed on specific dates. Imagine you chose a program starting on August 1st, and your student status is not approved in time, then you will need to change everything. Accordingly, there will be date mismatches in the SEVIS system, and most likely your application will be denied because of this.

Regarding waiting for student status approval — if it is denied, did you violate your stay on a tourist visa? First question. Second: will your tourist visa be annulled?

The first question about violating status depends on when exactly your student status change is denied. That is, if by that moment your current tourist status has already expired, then yes, this means you are out of status and must take urgent action.

As for visa annulment, to have it annulled, basically, you either need to go to a U.S. consulate or arrive at the border. That is, you would need to leave the U.S. and try to re-enter with this tourist visa.

In general, if your tourist status has ended by the time you leave the U.S. and you plan to re-enter on this tourist visa, there is a high chance that it will be annulled upon attempting entry.

Why do us immigrants risk staying without a green card ?

Fri, 05 Dec 2025 17:30:25 -0500

In this news, we will discuss several reasons why people can lose their green card. Everyone wants to get a green card in order to have the right to stay in the United States without having to prove anything else to anyone.

The most common situation in which a person loses their green card is when they leave the U.S. for an extended period for various reasons. These reasons can be perfectly legitimate, such as caring for sick relatives, receiving medical treatment for oneself or family members, or attending some type of training or education.

However, if a green card holder leaves the U.S. for more than 12 months, upon returning—even though the green card may indicate that it is still valid—the border officer may decide that you abandoned your green card, meaning you abandoned your intention to reside in the United States. In this case, they may initiate deportation procedures, which means you could be denied entry to the U.S. and sent back to the country from which you came.

To obtain the same green card again, you would have to go through all the immigration procedures from the beginning, the ones you had already completed to get your green card. To avoid these difficulties, it is advisable to plan ahead. If you are leaving the U.S. and know the period will be extended, it is recommended to obtain a Re-entry Permit while still in the United States.

If you find yourself outside the U.S. for an extended period without a Re-entry Permit, unfortunately, you cannot get one from abroad. It is important to consult a lawyer immediately to determine your chances of returning to the U.S. with your current green card.

Another very common reason for losing a green card is immigration fraud. Most often, this involves either marriage fraud or fraud related to obtaining political asylum in the U.S. Marriage fraud involves entering into a marriage not to form a real family but solely to obtain a green card. Many people consider this the easiest way to get a green card, which is incorrect because the process can be lengthy. The first green card you receive is conditional, meaning you reside with it for two years, and only after this period can you apply for a regular 10-year green card without restrictions.

Another situation involves knowingly providing false information when applying for political asylum. This is also not an easy way to obtain a green card because even after receiving the green card, there is a chance you could be scrutinized. For example, if someone claims political asylum as an LGBT representative and later marries a woman to have a “normal” family, their green card could be revoked after investigation. Similarly, if someone claims they face death threats in their home country due to political views but, after obtaining a green card or travel documents, travels freely to their home country multiple times a year or even once, this could trigger an investigation and result in the green card being revoked.

How to get Tajikistan visa

Tue, 02 Dec 2025 05:00:29 -0500

The first step is that you will have to apply online and I will show you completely how you can do this, and the second way is that you have to take those documents with you which will give you pre-approval, which sometimes becomes available in one hour or one day. Apart from this, you will also need to take the “Nahti Card,” meaning its copy. Your ID card, passport, visa identification copy, one photo — you have to take it with you, and the NOC letter — you must have it. And another thing, in this visa there is a special thing that you must take care of. Inside, you have to choose whether you want a three-day visa, seven-day visa, 15-day visa, or a one-month visa, and also another thing — single entry, triple entry, or multiple entry. So whatever you select, the fee will be charged according to that. I got a one-month visa for which I paid 500 rupees. So whatever you select, according to that, I will try to tell you its details. Come, let me take you to the screen and show you. This is a sticker visa which can put a lot of tax on your travel history, and for this, there is no need for any bank statement. If you want to meet me, then there is no need for any travel history. If the number is given on the screen, you can contact and fix your time. There is no fee for the appointment, no fee for consultation, but if you want me to process something for you, then obviously you will have to pay charges for that. This will be done. I came to write this blog almost a month ago and was trying to make this blog, so I thought I will complete it today and show it. This blog with my walk to show you how you can apply and what are the ways to apply for this visa. Come, just go to google.it. If you want to write and search, then in this way you can select the place from where you want to apply for the visa. For example, I am in UAE, Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Whatever you are, you have to select it. If I am in Dubai, then now I will select Dubai — whether the application is individual or family, you have to select it. Further tourism, tourism, and after that you have to select single entry or multiple entry. After that, you have to select the days. So I selected multiple entry here — 14 days — but I took the visa and I mistakenly entered 14, and one thing you must keep in mind is that you have to select the dates on which you want to travel. You cannot travel before that and not after that. They will give you the dates that you asked for. So keep this thing in mind. And after doing this, I selected all these things and went to the next page. So yes, here your first name, middle name, and last name — you will put it in “Other Name,” fill it like this — whether it is male or female. After that you have to write whether you are single or married, whatever it is, select it. Next is the place of birth, birth district is being asked. After that it asks you option by option — date of birth. All these things. We go to the next page. So you will go to this page where it asks whether you have any other nationality or not. Then please say yes, otherwise — like this. You must enter your mobile number, email, whatever your address is, etc., and like this you will come to the next page. Select “passport” for the travel document and enter it. Here you have to write the passport issue and expiry date. After that the next option will ask you what you used, if you have to come on some date, then what is the purpose of it, the length of stay. Then below you have to mention all those things — the full name of your hotel and the hotel address, and you will go to the next step. After going, we selected the first option. In the first section, you have to upload your passport. In the second section, you have to upload your photos. In the third section, you have to upload any old visa. Then if you have an invitation letter, upload it, and with that, this is the company that added its license. These are the optional documents in which you added your passport, visa, ID copy, NOC letter, hotel booking — these kinds of things one by one. Add them one by one on the next page like this. After uploading all the documents, you will review your application — what is wrong, what is missing, whether it is ahead or behind. If anything is ahead or behind, you can change it. After downloading one by one your documents, you have to see all this — the date I have to go, how many days I want to stay. I selected the tourist hotel address and name. I said here one by one that all the details of what you have uploaded are here. Like this, after you have uploaded all the things. Give it like this, you have to print your application, and after printing it, you have to go to the “Finish” option. Like this, your application will be submitted and you have to take this print with you after approval. You will come, you have to go to their consulate. After that, you have to go straight inside the consulate which is JLT — which is my metro station — which is inside Lakes Tower. I don’t remember the name very well; I will check and mention it on the screen. You have to go there and try to go there in the morning. You will submit your papers etc., fingerprints etc., it is a simple process, the staff is very good. Go and submit the documents — you will get your papers, your passport on the second or third day and your visa will be 100% completed. If you want to build travel history, I can help you — you can meet me. Come travel with me — I will process all your visas, book your tickets etc., and also tell you how to build travel history. I can help you in this. You will have to pay some charges — make the payment and I will complete your entire process.

How to get a Thailand visa from home

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If you want to get a Thailand visa while sitting at home, you can easily get it for just 13,000 rupees. If you love traveling and dream of visiting a beautiful country like Thailand, then here’s some good news for you — you no longer need to stand in long lines or chase after agents. Now, you can apply for and receive your Thailand visa online from your mobile or laptop, right from your home, in just a few simple steps.

First, go to the official Thailand e-Visa website and create your account. While registering, make sure to use your correct email address, because without email verification, the next step won’t be possible. Once your account is created, log in and select your country — for example, if you’re in Pakistan, select Pakistan; if you’re in Gulf countries, select the relevant one.

After that, you’ll need to fill in all your passport details, personal information, and travel plans, such as how many days you plan to stay and where you will stay in Thailand. Before applying for the visa, make sure you have some important documents ready, so that uploading them won’t cause any issues.

The most important one is your hotel booking. You can either book the hotel yourself or get a reservation letter through a travel agent. Another important requirement is an updated bank statement — it should cover at least three months and be accompanied by a bank maintenance letter with the official stamp and signature. Please note that a digitally downloaded bank statement alone will not be accepted for visa purposes.

If you have previous travel history, upload those details as well — even short trips help reduce the chance of being called for an embassy interview, which is sometimes required for new passport holders. The interview is usually very simple and only verifies your documents — there are no difficult questions. Submitting your previous visas or boarding passes can be beneficial too.

Once you’ve filled out all the information and uploaded your documents, the next step is to pay the visa fee. Currently, the single-entry visa costs around 13,500 Pakistani rupees and is valid for 90 days, allowing you to stay in Thailand for up to 30 days. Normally, visas are issued within five to seven days, but if you need it urgently, you can use the Fast Track Service, which delivers the visa within 24 hours, though the fee is about double the normal price.

After receiving your visa, there’s one important thing to remember — when you book your flight, make sure to get the OK to Board stamp. This is a small but crucial step, especially for Pakistani travelers, because without it, you might face issues at the airport.

Also, if you later wish to change your hotel or city, you can do that even after getting your visa. There’s no restriction on changing accommodation after the visa approval.

Lastly, your photo must meet specific requirements — it should have a white background, be less than three months old, unedited, and simple. The same photo will appear on your visa.

So, this is the new, easy, and fast process to get a Thailand visa online. If you want to explore Thailand’s beautiful islands, stunning markets, and historical temples, don’t wait — apply for your visa today and turn your dream into reality.