OnTime Visa Knowledge Base

The timeframe for the visa application process may vary considerably depending on various factors, such as the visa category you are applying for and the destination country. Visa processing times typically range from approximately two weeks to four months, depending on the specific visa type.

Yes, you need to pay Visa fees while submitting documents.

If your visa application is denied, don’t lose hope. Reapplying can be challenging after a rejection, so it’s important to be extra careful when submitting a new application.

Remember, there are experts who provide visa assistance services. They have valuable knowledge and can help you navigate the process.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to them for guidance and support.

If found ineligible for a visa, don’t feel bad, you could reapply in the future. When you require visa services in the UAE, feel free to ask for our support. We will be glad to be of assistance.

1. Check what type of US visa you need.
2. Find out where you should submit your application in Dubai.
3. Complete the application form online.
4. Pay the visa fee.
5. Appoint a US visa interview in Dubai.
6. Gather the documents required for a USA visa from Dubai.
7. Attend the visa interview.

Invitation letter ( If You are invited by company or family and friends)

• Determine the type of US visa you require.
• Learn where you should send your application in Dubai.
• Apply online by completing the form.
• Pay your visa fee.
• Make an appointment for a US visa interview in Dubai or Abudhabi.
• Gather the documents needed for a US visa from Dubai and appear for the US visa interview

1. Check what type of US visa you need.
2. Find out where you should submit your application in Dubai.
3. Complete the application form online.
4. Pay the visa fee.
5. Appoint a US visa interview in Dubai.
6. Gather the documents required for a USA visa from Dubai.
7. Attend the visa interview.

The 26 countries in the Schengen Area are Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. Nationals of some countries are exempt from the Schengen visa requirement, while others are required to obtain a visa before entering the Schengen Area.

Other documents: Depending on the purpose of the visit, additional documents may be required, such as proof of travel insurance, a letter from an employer, or a return flight reservation.

• The Schengen visa exemption refers to individuals who are not required to obtain a visa when traveling to countries within the Schengen Area. This exemption typically applies to citizens of specific countries with visa waiver agreements in place. These individuals can enter and move freely within the Schengen Area only for short stays.

• carefully completed and signed UK visa application (confirm that it is error-free)
• valid passport of the applicant, which must include two blank pages or more and should be valid for six months.
• recently took two passport-size photos with a white background
• Letter of authorization (NOC) from the business or employer detailing the applicant’s title, pay, joining date, etc. (Should not be 1-month-old during submission day)
• The bank’s most recent six-month financial statement shows that you have the necessary balance to cover your travel to the UK. (Should not be older than one week on the day of submission.)
• Invitation letter from a UK-based business, family, or friend
• Hotel voucher and round-trip airline tickets.

For Self-Employed Individuals: Valid Original Trade License

• People from the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), or Switzerland.
• An electronic visa waiver can be obtained by citizens of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Oman, or Kuwait for 30 pounds.
• Government officials and diplomats visiting the UK on official business