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SureshotVisa

An immigration platform we built and run ourselves

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What we built: Web app
Business: SureshotVisa (Pro Lifeset Overseas Pvt Ltd)
Industry: Immigration and visas
Where: India
Built with: Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Vercel

The project

Real appointment dates, published fees, one named consultant.

The situation
The visa industry in Punjab runs on promises nobody can verify: 'guaranteed' outcomes, fees revealed after the first meeting, files passed between departments, and appointment dates that are guesses. An applicant refused once carries that refusal on every future application, so a bad first file is expensive.
What we built
Built as a webapp on Next.js with a custom eligibility quiz, visa fee calculator, secure document upload portal, real-time application tracking dashboard, and a visa-rejection analysis tool. 8 country-specific landing pages handle the high-volume destinations.
How it works for the business
Applicants check eligibility, work out fees, upload documents and track their application online.
No longer done by hand
- Quoting the fee on the phone, differently each time
- Answering 'is there a slot?' by guessing
- Re-explaining which documents a farming-income applicant needs
- Passing a file between departments and losing the story

Three receipts, and the refund that backs them.

Every rupee, before the first call

Three receipts, not one

Consultancy feePublished
Our fee · on the site before you talk to anyone, per visa type
Embassy or visa feeSet by the mission
Government · paid to the government, shown separately because it is not ours
VFS service chargeSet by VFS
Visa centre · paid to the visa application centre

Visa refused? Every rupee we charge comes back in full, no deductions, initiated within 7 days. What we cannot return is the government's money.

Earliest VFS slots · checked by hand

Croatia · Mumbai
9 Sept 2026
Germany · New Delhi
9 Sept 2026
Iceland · New Delhi
9 Sept 2026
Malta · New Delhi
9 Sept 2026
Netherlands · New Delhi
9 Sept 2026
Slovenia · New Delhi
9 Sept 2026

Checked by hand on 27 August 2026 · tourist and short-stay only · availability moves daily

Old way, new way

What changed, in one table.

BeforeAfter

The fee

Before: Told in the office, after the pitch

After: Published on the site before anyone talks; government and VFS fees shown separately

Who owns the file

Before: A call centre, then a different department

After: One named consultant from first call to decision

Appointment dates

Before: Whatever the agent says

After: Every VFS centre checked by hand, screenshot behind each date

If it is refused

Before: The fee is gone

After: The consultancy fee comes back in full within 7 days

Who does what

Three stages, one consultant, no handoffs

The site does the disclosure, the consultant does the file. Read across for the stages, down for who does each step.

1 · Choose

2 · Assess

3 · Build

4 · Book

5 · File

Customer

Search country or visa

Europe, Canada, UK, USA, Australia, UAE and every other destination filed

Applicant supplies documents

Biometrics and interview

Attended in person, prepared by the desk

The system

Published fee, documents, slot position

Per destination page

Earliest slot published

Dated, with the caveat that availability moves

Refund if refused

Within 7 days, in full

A person

Case reviewed before payment

Income, travel history, ties, past refusals

Refusal review

Officer's notes read first for refused applicants

Evidence set for this situation

Not a generic checklist

VFS slots checked by hand

Every centre, screenshot behind each date

Filed and followed up

Same consultant to the decision

1 · Choose
- Search country or visa
  Europe, Canada, UK, USA, Australia, UAE and every other destination filed
  Customer
- Published fee, documents, slot position
  Per destination page
  The system
2 · Assess
- Case reviewed before payment
  Income, travel history, ties, past refusals
  A person
- Refusal review
  Officer's notes read first for refused applicants
  A person
3 · Build
- Evidence set for this situation
  Not a generic checklist
  A person
- Applicant supplies documents
  Customer
4 · Book
- VFS slots checked by hand
  Every centre, screenshot behind each date
  A person
- Earliest slot published
  Dated, with the caveat that availability moves
  The system
5 · File
- Filed and followed up
  Same consultant to the decision
  A person
- Biometrics and interview
  Attended in person, prepared by the desk
  Customer
- Refund if refused
  Within 7 days, in full
  The system

The real thing

Captured from the live site, not a mock-up.

SureshotVisa: the live site on a desktop screen

How it works, in three cards
Assess, build, file. The line under it says what no consultancy can do for you: biometrics and the interview are yours, and the desk prepares you for them.
Why you can check everything we say
A licence number you can verify, every price published, one named consultant, and 'we say no when it's no'. Each card links to the proof.
Earliest VFS slots, found by hand
Dated, per centre, with a screenshot behind every date. Not scraped, not estimated: someone opened each portal and recorded what it said.

On the live site

What the site puts up front. Each figure is the site's own.

6destinations filed most, each with documents, fee and slot positionSource: the site's homepage
7 daysto return the full consultancy fee after a refusalSource: the site's refund section
100+Google reviews at five stars, shown with names and datesSource: the site's reviews section
1named consultant per file, first call to decisionSource: the site's homepage