Visa infrastructure for India's travel trade.
India files more visa applications than almost any market on earth, and the trade still handles an enormous share of them. SimpleVisa gives that trade requirement data for 190+ destinations, end-to-end filing for 80+ electronic corridors, and a REST API that answers what any passport needs on any route, transit included.
Where Indian applications actually go.
Three corridors carry the weight, and each one punishes a bad file differently. Sources: European Commission Schengen visa statistics 2025, UK Home Office year ending March 2026, US State Department FY2024.
1.15 million applications
lodged in India in 2025, and roughly one in six refused. A refusal costs your customer the fee, the slot and often the trip.
649,000 visit applications
decided for Indian nationals in the year to March 2026, with 82% granted. The paperwork behind that grant rate is the agent's daily work.
900,000 B visas
issued to Indian applicants in FY2024, against interview waits that make every document error expensive.
The appointment bottleneck is real, so the file has to be right
A single consulate, Germany's in Mumbai, processed more than 130,000 Schengen applications in 2025. When slots are that scarce, a rejected file costs the customer a season. The agencies that win are the ones whose files don't bounce.
Check a route now →Honest mechanics for a market that has seen every promise.
Filed end to end
The corridors where Indian demand actually clears electronically: Southeast Asia, East Africa, Türkiye and more. Eighty-plus destinations where your customer's application goes in complete and comes back approved without anyone opening a portal.
Requirements, resolved
For Schengen, the US and the UK we don't file the consulate process; nobody honest does, end to end. What you get is the exact document list, fee and timeline per passport and route, so the file your customer carries to the appointment is right the first time.
The Gulf stopover, answered
Indian itineraries route through Doha, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Requirements resolve against the whole itinerary, so a stopover that needs its own document shows up at booking, not at the gate.
One endpoint, every route
One REST API, idempotent and versioned. A test key at signup, a webhook on every state change, and nobody to call first.
Read the API docs →Groups, one order at a time
Wedding parties, student groups and squads travel on mixed passports. One order resolves every requirement and settles in one payment.
How a counter handles a group →What the Indian trade asks first.
We run an OTA. How does this go into our booking flow?
Elements is a small JS library: drop a requirements check or a full checkout into your own pages. On revenue share we sell the visa as merchant of record and you take a share of the $39 service fee; on a platform licence you run your own gateway, your own price and your own brand, and we process behind it.
We're an agent network with no booking site.
Then Desk is the product: your agents check the trip, place the order and charge the customer at your price, with per-branch wallets, roles and one invoice. From $29 an application wholesale, falling to $19 past 500 a month, and every seat is free.
Do you handle Schengen or US appointments?
No. Appointment-based consulate processes stay between the traveler and the mission. We make the file right (documents, fees, timing, transit) and we file the 80+ electronic destinations completely. Being straight about that line is why partners trust the rest.
What currency does the wallet run in?
Prepaid in USD or EUR, with automatic top-up. Your counter charges customers in rupees on your own terminal; you are the merchant of record on Desk, and the consular fee is never marked up.
Your top corridors, live in the console.
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