Do you guarantee my visa will be approved?

No. Only the immigration authority decides an application, and no adviser can promise the outcome. We are an independent information site, not a government body, a law firm or an agent.

What does it cost to send an enquiry?

Nothing. We do not take payment or documents on this site. If a provider is a good fit, they quote you directly and you decide whether to hire them.

We read it first. With the consent you give on the form, we may pass it to a provider that works on your country and service. We tell you before that happens. We do not sell it to anyone else.

Do you earn money from this?

We may be paid a referral fee by a provider we pass an enquiry to. That never changes what our visa pages say. See the disclosure page.

What if you cannot find a suitable provider?

We will tell you by email and delete the enquiry on request. We would rather say so than send you to a poor fit.

Professional help with a tourist or long-stay visa

Tourist e-visas and remote-worker visas look simple and still get refused over supporting documents, dates and proof of funds. If you want someone to check your application before you file, tell us what you need.

Need professional help with your visa? Tell us what you need and we’ll help connect you with an appropriate provider.

When people look for help

You have been refused before and want the reason checked before you reapply.
Your income comes from several sources and you are unsure how an embassy will read it.
You are applying from a country whose embassy asks for extra documents.

Routes we document

Read the requirement and its sources first; every figure on these pages is dated and linked to an official source.

Thailand: DTV (draft 3 October 2026)
Malaysia: Malaysia digital nomad visa (verified 10 September 2026)
Indonesia: Bali digital nomad visa (verified 3 October 2026)
Vietnam: Vietnam 90-day e-visa (verified 3 October 2026)
Indonesia: C1 visa (still widely sold as "B211A") (draft 11 September 2026)
Japan: Japan Digital Nomad Visa (verified 3 October 2026)
South Korea: Korea digital nomad visa (draft 3 October 2026)

Tell us what you need

What do you need help with?CountryVisa typeYour nationalityWhen do you want to apply?Budget for professional help (USD)First name (optional)Email (required)Phone or WhatsApp (optional)

Briefly, what is your situation?Please do not type passport numbers, ID numbers or bank details.I agree that Asia Visa Guide may contact me about this enquiry and may share it, with my contact details, with an appropriate provider (a visa-filing firm, lawyer or relocation consultant) who can help. We may be paid a referral fee by that provider; see the disclosure and privacy pages.

How matching works

You send a short enquiry. It is emailed to us and stored privately.
We read it. If we cannot find an appropriate provider for your country and service, we tell you and delete it on request.
If we can, we tell you who we propose before anything is shared, and share it only with the consent you give on the form.
The provider quotes you directly. Nothing is charged here and we never take your documents or payment.
We may be paid a referral fee by a provider. It never changes what a visa page says (see the disclosure).

We are an independent information site: not a government body, not a law firm, and not an agent. We cannot promise that any application will be approved.

Privacy

Your enquiry is stored privately and emailed to the site owner. It is shared with a provider only with the consent you give on the form. We ask you not to type passport or ID numbers. See the privacy page.

Questions

Do you guarantee my visa will be approved?: No. Only the immigration authority decides an application, and no adviser can promise the outcome. We are an independent information site, not a government body, a law firm or an agent.
What does it cost to send an enquiry?: Nothing. We do not take payment or documents on this site. If a provider is a good fit, they quote you directly and you decide whether to hire them.
Who sees my enquiry?: We read it first. With the consent you give on the form, we may pass it to a provider that works on your country and service. We tell you before that happens. We do not sell it to anyone else.
Do you earn money from this?: We may be paid a referral fee by a provider we pass an enquiry to. That never changes what our visa pages say. See the disclosure page.
What if you cannot find a suitable provider?: We will tell you by email and delete the enquiry on request. We would rather say so than send you to a poor fit.

This is guidance, not legal advice.