Know what to submit.
Know why.
Know what to trust.
MyVisa answers visa questions from indexed official sources — then shows you the evidence. Government guidance stays separate from applicant folklore, conflicts are surfaced instead of smoothed over, and every claim carries a dated, clickable citation.
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Research and preparation assistance only. MyVisa is not a law firm, immigration adviser or government authority, and it cannot guarantee or predict a visa outcome.
The evidence engine
Retrieval first. Language second.
A question is decomposed, matched against the indexed corpus, ranked by source reliability, checked for conflicts — and only then written up. The model never supplies facts of its own.
A preview of the answer structure. Live answers require indexed sources and are produced in the workspace.
Official sources define the required means of subsistence and the supporting documents list for short-stay applications.
Applicants describe how consulates and application centres handled bank statements in practice.
Community posts often quote a fixed daily amount that the official source does not state in those terms.
Source trust ladder
Scraped text is never presented as law.
Every indexed document sits on a fixed hierarchy. When tiers disagree, the official position wins and the disagreement is shown to you rather than hidden.
- T1GovernmentGovernment / embassyImmigration authority, ministry of foreign affairs, embassy or consulate.
- T2Application centreOfficial application centreOfficially appointed visa application partner (VFS, BLS, TLScontact).
- T3Law / regulationLaw, regulation, official guidanceStatutes, regulations and consolidated official guidance.
- T4ProfessionalReputable professional / educationalLaw firms, universities, established institutions. Interpretation, not law.
- T5AnecdotalApplicant experiencesReddit, forums and community reports. Anecdotal — never treated as law.
- T6General webGeneral webEverything else. Lowest weight, used only for orientation.
Beyond answers
Prepare and audit the actual application.
Research is only useful if it changes what you put in the envelope.
Application auditor
Upload your documents and compare them against retrieved requirements. Every finding separates what was detected in your file from what the source demands.
Living checklist
A checklist tied to your exact case and the source versions it came from, with a last-verified date on every line.
Conflict detection
When an official page and a community thread disagree, both are shown side by side with the official position marked authoritative.
Freshness and confidence
Retrieval dates, publication dates and staleness are attached to every answer. Thin or old evidence lowers confidence instead of hiding it.
Deep on one corridor first, architected for all of them.
Coverage grows corridor by corridor. Nothing here pretends to index the whole internet on day one — the registry shows exactly what has been crawled, when, and what has not.
India → Schengen
Seeded with EU, French, German, Dutch, Italian and Spanish official sources plus official application centres.
India → UK, US, Canada
Same pipeline, new registry entries. No code changes required to add a corridor.
Any origin → any destination
Country-agnostic schema, pluggable ingestion adapters and search providers.
Start with a real question.
Ask in plain language and check every citation yourself. No account needed — an optional sign-in only exists if you want to save your research as a case.
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