Visa services
If you'd rather not handle the visa application yourself, a visa service can prepare and submit it for you once you know what your trip needs.
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Before you apply
- Check what your passport actually needs first — use our free visa & entry requirements checker before paying anyone to apply for you.
- Once you know the requirement, a visa service can handle the application and paperwork if you'd rather not do it yourself, especially on short notice.
- Apply as soon as your clinic abroad and dates are confirmed — visa processing can take longer than expected and shouldn't be the thing that delays treatment.
- Carry proof of your dialysis booking and travel dates; some visa applications ask for an itinerary or proof of onward travel.
- Keep copies of every document you submit, in case anything needs to be shown again at the border or the clinic.
- Double-check the visa covers every country on your route, including transit stops.
Not sure what you need yet? Check your visa and entry requirements first — it's free.
Apply
The application, fees and processing are handled by the provider directly under their own terms.
iVisa
Coming soonChecks what visa or entry document your passport needs and handles the application, useful when a booking abroad comes together on short notice.
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