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We watch VFS Global appointment availability and book the slot when one opens. That is the whole business.
Visa application centres release appointments without notice, at no fixed hour, and they are taken within minutes. Watching for that by hand does not work — not because people are not trying hard enough, but because the openings are rare and badly timed.
We monitor availability continuously on the routes we cover, and when an appointment appears we complete the booking for your applicants. You pay once it is confirmed.
Between 5 June and 31 July 2026 we ran 216,116 availability checks across the routes we operate and caught 230 openings. That is roughly one opening for every 940 checks.
We publish that ratio because it is the honest shape of this market, and because it explains the service better than any promise could. It also sets the expectation correctly: on a quiet route, weeks can pass with nothing.
We are not VFS Global, an embassy, or a consulate, and we have no affiliation with any of them. Booking an appointment through official channels is free. What is paid for here is the monitoring and the paperwork, nothing else.
We do not sell appointments as a commodity, and we do not promise you one. Slot releases are entirely the consulate's decision. Any service offering a guaranteed appointment or a guaranteed visa is describing something it does not control.
Nothing from your VFS Global account is ever needed — not the login, not the password, not a code from your email — on any route, without exception. What a booking does need is your own details and documents, and those are asked for in conversation, not by a form.
Questions before ordering are free and welcome — including the ones that end with us saying a route is not worth it. See contacts.