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Complete scam!
Paid 64 USD but no eVisa was ever sent to me. The application is still "processing" more than 1 week after I applied.
There's no address nor phone numbers, only email. Contacted them via this email but got no reply.
Stay away from this site!
Terrible terrible terrible. I have been waiting 3 weeks and have sent multiple messages with no reply to my query or request for a refund as promised under their 'guaranteed' service.
Expensive and atrocious service. Do not use.
Complete scam took payment for two waiver visa $64 each have emailed them three times no response this is a dream trip for my daughter who recently lost her dad and some low life company scan you I have informed fraud department at my bank and local authorities
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