Priyesh Sharma

Hello Everyone! I've got some exciting news! After helping a ton of people on different platforms for years, I finally started my own little start-up, @viszapp, with @rhythmnibjia. We're here to make your visa applications a breeze! It's a dream project. Which will only get better from here. We promise to make a difference. Me and Ridam have been working hard on this product for months, and we're finally ready to release it! I'm handling the product side, and he's handling the tech side, he is an incredibly talented guy and his devotion to the product was unbelievable, all my young followers who want to learn coding, sharpen their skills or just want to get into the tech world, reach out to him to get amazed. Bloke's a genuis. For those who are visiting my account or reading this post for the first time and know nothing about me, I am a visa enthusiast. I know this term may not be commonly used or heard of, but it best describes my passion and expertise in the field of visas. After facing three rejections from Schengen countries and receiving unreasonable quotes from agents ranging from thousands to lakhs, I decided to take on the challenge. Since 2018, I have dedicated myself to continuous learning, research, and knowledge expansion in the area of visas. My knowledge has even led me to successfully challenge visa officers in complex cases, as evidenced by an attached instance where there was a significant discrepancy between EU law and the actual practice. While I cannot share specific details due to privacy and confidentiality concerns, this example highlights the complexities and challenges associated with visas. Recognizing the lack of reliable support and assistance in this field, I am committed to providing sane, no-nonsense visa services to anyone in need. From a price standpoint, I will be as transparent as possible. It's flat out and listed upfront, with no gimmicks to DM or different rates for different people. For now, there are two services: one is a consultation for INR 1000, and the other is an end-to-end travel service for INR 2000. You can read detailed information about these services on the website (shared below). If you choose the latter (INR 2000 package), you won't have to worry about a consultation, as it comes with it and various services such as the best card suggestions, Airbnb recommendations, itinerary support, etc. The former (INR 1000 package) is for people who just want to brush up on things, those who love DIY but need the final touch and avoid the rookie mistakes (have seen many refusals in this category), or maybe just want to understand what could have gone wrong post their refusal. We have included few reviews from real people who can be contacted to get feedback or understand their experiences. The majority of them had a refusal before they reached out to me. We intend to bring a lot of things in future like slots tracking/notification, live like a local experience, group tours and many more countries support like United Kingdom, Ireland, Japan etc. Website:- viszapp.com PS- DM's will always be open for general queries, nothing changes there and we are accepting all the digital payment modes including majority of wallets and the fan favorite Amazon pay. You may contact us for a payment link if your preferred mode isn't visible on website, we are still working on few compliance related part and then everything will be visible on the website as well.

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@s1d They usually do not visas to anyplace and hence places like India, Vietnamese may come out of syllabus

@Kenu73 Most Indians who have traveled a bit are well tuned to this. People from top 20 countries OTOH are typically careless about this and end up in trouble.

People really take visas as a joke, yeah probably if you hold the top 20 maybe you can. For all others, please do not take processing period lightly. Always and Always apply as early as you can, here's the quick official time-line for countries based on how early can you apply. Japan- 3 months UK- 3 months Ireland- 3 months, can process earlier based on embassy exceptions SCHENGEN- 6 months in advance CANADA/US- no such timeline, apply whenever you want Australia- nothing as such, but apply atleast 3 months in advance Hongkong - PAR stays valid for 6 months, so apply as early you can. In case par is rejected you can opt for evisa. Vietnam- 1 year before the planned entry China- 3 months For a lot of visas, time is the essence and even if you aren't able to travel, this won't harm you. So with Indian passport please ensure that you apply for visas with time in hand. Some countries like UK, Vietnam, China do have official/unofficial channels to get faster processing but most done.

@_glnarayanan They are also fast

@Kenu73 It's a work trip to Denmark. Learnt about it only yesterday & got appt slot for tomorrow. Tricky because I'm traveling to Singapore on Apr 11th & need my passport back before then. Work trip is within few hours of my return from Singapore so no time to apply on return.

@_glnarayanan France h toh aajaega

@Kenu73 Le me applying for my second Schengen with less than 12 working days (16 calendar days) before travel

@yesutkarsh Will have to use to comment on that

@Kenu73 But as good as Anker quality?

World's slimmest PowerBank for 3870 INR ✅️

@Suhas2009 That's Processing time

@Kenu73 Isn't Vietnam less than a week or did it change?

@tamil_shutter Govt set rule

@Kenu73 Why vietnam 1 yr?

@amulgarg Via the app, card gets charged

@Kenu73 Do they accept credit cards? Or the payment still goes via the app?

I have been using Uber a lot in Taiwan. You have multiple options in the uber and one of the option is to go by the meter, it gives you a range while you board and the final fare can be anything. Took more than a dozen ubers, none of them tried scamming, 0 cancellation and everyone has put the exact meter reading that I could see at the end. (They have to do that at the end of trip after customer exits for final bill) And drivers are very respectful, infact one even started playing Indian music after I sat in. This is how you win tourists and leave an impression on them.

@vasanthramu Its not that bad when you account fam of 4. Its not Europe bad

@Kenu73 You must be rich to use Uber there. 😆

@ediacaran538 🥲

@Kenu73 I guess you have seen this post.......another day of regret for not migrating when there was a chance. x.com/thesatbir/stat…

@all_101 x.com/i/status/20345… Its just about the opportunity missed

@Kenu73 Imagine instead of India, getting born on Pakistan. It's all relative.

I don't regret being born here but it makes me feel about the insane opportunities that I may have missed in life due that but nevertheless it would have been a shame if I wouldn't have been able to do something about it

@narayananh I don't even go to Indian restaurants its for parents, who are veg and obsessed with Indian food.

@Kenu73 Whatever you do, don't go to MIK. Terrible, extremely oily, Indian food. I'm surprised you went to an Indian joint btw (don't ask me why I did, my OH can't last 4 days without something spicy, vegetarian, and Indian).

@flatman9191 Yup! Hence I dont regret that at all. Leave syria if you were born either of the India neighborhood, good luck.

@Kenu73 100% understand the sentiment, but at the same time I feel lucky cause the variables are crazy. Could've easily been born in Syria or war torn iraq or north korea or something way worse and more extreme. Circumstances can change how we end up so much!

@kingofknowwhere I know, did see the post.

@Kenu73 Man this was about not being able to link stripe MPP to my project. It's not that deep.

@Tarun_khokhar12 Yeah those are prime tourist areas this isn't.

@Kenu73 It's the same for UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand, at least for me.

@DealzOnTime Yes

@Kenu73 This one? amzn.to/4lBT4Yh

Taiwan is also a very good place to shop, got one of the most underrated perfumes right from the diptyque, and once it was billed I had to go to basement and collect the tax refund. This is very common practise with all the high end brands in Taiwan but there's a 20% processing fee and you get cash refund. Carry your physical passport as that's a must. Some small stores directly adjust the refund with the bill like innisfree and there's no processing fee either.

@choosehustle Will use and share my opinion

@Kenu73 Isnt speed bit slow ? Would prefer a 100W/140W charger which gets the work done in 20 mins. Do give your reviews. Is it uber slim like a CC or like a magsafe wallet ?