Personalised file assessment
Each applicant's situation is reviewed before any action is taken so the correct visa type, destination, and application route are chosen.
About this service
Every visa file is assessed on the applicant's nationality, purpose of travel, destination, length of stay, travel history, and financial and employment documents. The Adineh team reviews your situation and prepares a personalised document checklist, then supports you through form completion, required reservations, appointment booking, file preparation, and consular follow-up. Our goal is to present a well-organised file that aligns with the latest official guidelines of the destination authority. The final decision on whether a visa is issued, its type, and its validity rests solely with the relevant embassy, consulate, or immigration authority.
Why get this service from Adineh?
Precise document checklist
Identity, financial, employment, invitation, and travel-plan documents are categorised and checked for your specific file.
Support through to the result
From form completion and appointment booking through to biometrics, responding to queries, and tracking your application status.
Schengen visa — short-stay travel to Europe
A short-stay Schengen visa is typically issued for tourism, family visits, business travel, or medical treatment, with a maximum stay of 90 days in any 180-day period. Entry may be single, double, or multiple, and the exact number of permitted days is printed on the visa sticker.
The application must be submitted to the consulate of the country that is your main destination — the country where you will spend the most time or where your primary purpose lies. If the stay is equally split across several countries, the first country of entry is generally the one to apply to.
- Valid passport and identity documents, plus a completed form and photo meeting consulate standards
- Realistic travel itinerary, return flight reservation, and accommodation documents or a valid invitation
- Travel insurance that meets Schengen requirements for the full duration and geographic scope of the trip
- Employment, financial, and ties-to-home documents for the applicant
- Biometric registration and in-person appearance at the application centre or consulate, where required
Holding a Schengen visa does not guarantee entry — the final decision at the border rests with the border control officer, and all travel documents must be carried with you.
Canada visa — tourist, family visit, and other routes
For temporary travel to Canada you typically need to demonstrate a clear purpose of travel, the ability to cover costs, an accommodation plan, and sufficient ties to your home country. Most of the application process is completed online, and eligible applicants must attend a licensed visa application centre to register fingerprints and a photograph.
Required documents vary by application type and may include an invitation letter, travel history, employment and financial records, a travel plan, and certified translations. Processing time is not fixed and should only be checked using the official IRCC tool.
- Review of the travel purpose against the requested visa or permit type
- Completion of online forms and assembly of the file in the accepted format
- Guidance on paying government fees and obtaining the biometric instruction letter
- Guidance on booking a biometric appointment and collecting the passport after submission
Adineh makes no guarantees about visa issuance or processing time. Fee and timeline information may change and will be verified from the official source at the time of application.
Iran visa for foreign nationals
Depending on nationality, purpose of travel, and current regulations, foreign nationals may need an Iran visa, an authorisation code, or an airport visa on arrival. Adineh services can include initial review, data registration, host or sponsor coordination, authorisation code follow-up, and travel arrangements inside Iran.
Conditions differ for nationals of certain countries, holders of specific passports, and journalists. The availability of a visa on arrival, permitted length of stay, and authorised ports of entry should all be verified before finalising travel purchases.
- Clear colour scan of a valid passport with sufficient remaining validity
- Recent personal photo meeting the visa system specifications
- Complete trip details including accommodation, host, and purpose of entry
- Valid insurance for the duration of the stay in Iran, where required
- Additional documents based on nationality and visa type
Other countries and visa types
File review and preparation services are available for tourist, family, business, study, medical, and transit visas for a wide range of countries. Requirements differ between countries, and even for the same destination the documents needed vary by nationality, country of residence, and purpose of travel.
- Tourist and family visit visas for short-stay travel
- Business visas for meetings, trade fairs, or commercial negotiations without local employment
- Student visas following receipt of a valid offer letter from an educational institution
- Transit visas for connection or flight change at airports that require them
- Initial review of work and residency visas, with referral to specialist legal advisers where needed
General documents required for a visa application
A final checklist can only be provided once the destination and application type are confirmed. Most files, however, require a combination of the documents below. All documents must be genuine, verifiable, and consistent in dates and details with the application form.
- Valid passport, previous passports, and identity documents
- Photo, application form, consent form, and guardianship documents for minors
- Employment or study documents and proof of ties to the country of residence
- Bank statements, proof of funds, and income-source documents proportional to travel costs
- Flight and accommodation reservation, daily travel itinerary, invitation letter, or host documents
- Certified translations and certifications required by the destination country's guidelines
Frequently asked questions
Does Adineh guarantee a visa will be issued?
No. No agency or intermediary can guarantee a visa outcome. The final decision rests solely with the embassy, consulate, or immigration authority of the destination country. Adineh's services focus on assessment, file organisation, and reducing procedural errors.
What information is needed to start a visa application?
A passport scan, nationality and country of residence, destination, purpose of travel, approximate dates, employment and financial status, and travel history are useful for an initial assessment. Once reviewed, you will receive a personalised checklist.
How many days does a Schengen visa allow?
A short-stay Schengen visa allows a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period, but the actual number of days, number of entries, and validity period are printed on the issued visa sticker and may be less than the maximum.
Is biometric registration required for a Canada visa?
Most applicants must register biometric data unless they are exempt or hold a valid previous biometric record. The exact requirement is confirmed after the application is submitted and in line with the official IRCC instructions.
When should I buy a confirmed flight ticket?
Until your visa is issued it is best to avoid non-refundable purchases unless the official channel or your file circumstances require otherwise. For most files, a retrievable reservation or travel plan is sufficient.
What are the most common reasons for visa refusal?
Unclear purpose of travel, incomplete or contradictory documents, insufficient financial means, weak ties to the home country, a history of immigration violations, and providing false information are among the most common reasons. Each file is reviewed against the reasons stated by the issuing authority.
Important note before submitting
Visa regulations, government fees, document requirements, and processing times can change without notice. The information on this page is general guidance; the latest rules will be verified from the official website of the relevant embassy or immigration authority before any action is taken.