Special Visa & Disclaimer Notice
1. What the Universal Visa Form is for
Our Universal Visa Form is designed for standard short-term visa applications, such as:
– Schengen short-stay visas (tourism, business, family visit)
– U.S. visitor visas (B1/B2)
– Canadian visitor visas
– Other similar temporary visit visas
2. What is considered a “Special Visa”
Some visa categories are more complex and usually require a tailored document strategy, for example:
– UK Global Talent Visa
– UK Skilled Worker / Health & Care Worker
– Canada Express Entry (FSW, CEC, FST – document preparation only)
– Australia Skilled Visa (189 / 190 / 491) or Global Talent (GTI)
– Entrepreneur / Startup / Investor visas (Portugal D2, Talent Passport, Golden Visa, etc.)
– Family settlement / partner visas (UK spouse, Canada family sponsorship, Australia partner, etc.)
3. How we support Special Visa cases
For these categories, VISAdocs.id provides document preparation and written guidance only, such as:
– document checking & organization
– drafting personal statements / letters of explanation
– preparing supporting evidence & travel plans
– written guidance via email, WhatsApp or Telegram
4. What to do if your case falls under a “Special Visa”
If, after reading this page, you believe your case is a Special Visa,
please do NOT fill the Universal Visa Form.
Instead, kindly email us a detailed summary of your case to:
Your email should include:
– Full name & nationality
– Current profession
– Purpose of travel or migration
– Target country
– Background summary (education, career, skills)
– Previous visas or refusals (if any)
– Your goals or reasons for applying
– Any supporting links (LinkedIn, portfolio, publications, awards, etc.)
Once we receive your email, our team will:
Review and analyze your case
Determine the correct visa category
Provide estimated service fees and preparation time
Share the next steps in writing
Because each case is unique, Special Visa support is handled by request only.
For inquiries, please contact us at info@visadocs.id