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Exploring the world one country at a time

Exploring the World

One Country at a Time

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How to enter full name in native alphabet in DS-160 form

DS-160 form supports only the English alphabet except for the field full name in native alphabet. This field should be filled out in your native language. This involves using any special characters or accents that your name might include.

Exclusive Visa Guides

United Kingdom Tourist Visa

A comprehensive guide to United Kingdom tourist visa requirements, application process, documenatation, fee and entry-exit procedure at the airport.

Canada Tourist Visa

A comprehensive guide to Canada tourist visa requirements, application process, documenatation, fee and entry-exit procedure at the airport.

Mexico Tourist Visa

A comprehensive guide to Mexico tourist visa requirements, application process, documenatation, fee and entry-exit procedure at the airport.

United States Tourist Visa

A comprehensive guide to United States tourist visa requirements, application process, documenatation, fee and entry-exit procedure at the airport.

Colombia Tourist Visa

A comprehensive guide to Colombia tourist visa requirements, application process, documenatation, fee and entry-exit procedure at the airport.

Philippines Tourist Visa

A comprehensive guide to Philippines tourist visa requirements, application process, documenatation, fee and entry-exit procedure at the airport.

My Books

If you have a “powerless” passport, you already know how difficult it is to travel the world. You need visas to pretty much every country in the world. My books will teach you how to secure visas successfully and how to grow you VISA-FREE countries list. Learn More

My Story

Hi! I'm Thirumal Motati. I’m a world traveler, blogger, and photographer. I have been exploring the world on my “powerless” Indian passport. It’s been quite a journey so far. In the last 4 years, I have spent a ton of time researching, planning and applying for visas. I have started this website with the intention of helping travelers who rely on visas. Learn More

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“I don’t know how to thank you. Watching cricket in UK has always been my childhood dream. I was so dejected when I saw my visa got rejected. You were the only person who gave me advice without looking for any remuneration. I was able to sleep for the past 1 month only because of your 3 words “You’ll be fine”. Hope to see you one day in my life. You are a great man.

– Ananlan K, Singapore

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– Alok S, India

“I was going through your travel blog which I love and wanted to thank you for mentioning about documenting large deposits and ensuring expenditure is not more than half of savings or more than twice the income. The article on how to avoid UK visit visa refusals is invaluable. Many thanks again for all your help and incredibly valuable advice.

– Harini H, Sri Lanka

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