People just wish they don't need one
The biggest problem people have with visas is they really hate having to apply for them. That is what we want to solve. Simplicity, it seems, requires more thought and experience.
We built one of the very first electronic visa services for an Asian country. We figured out how it worked first while getting global traction. We then focused on the problem by introducing a single visa solution, acting as the visa agent for Asia.
Take a look at photos sent in by our customers, travelers and team. Feel free to send yours if you have any to share.
Putrajaya, Malaysia - night view
China visa ready to go.
A candid moment when stamping your passport can be fun too
A green delivery - this furniture factory is kind enough to sell me the wood for RM10, used for a fix in my house.
Some greens inside the office. Trying to make them greener.
The whole team at evisaasia.com was superb - the email communication was prompt and extremely polite and the on-the-ground support at immigration was seamless. I applied for my visa by email in New Zealand and received it by email just over a week later in Indonesia, printed it out in Malaysia and got into Myanmar without an issue. I thoroughly recommend evisaasia.com! - Said Mengyi He, US
The website is fast and easy to use, even allowing you to upload your photo via webcam! - Hilary Giffin
We deliver happiness to users of evisaasia.com because the system is accurate and secure, yet very simple to use.
The team hard at work, the night before the launch of evisaasia.com
Siti Khadijah market offers everything from fresh produce to batik, local delicacies and more.
The picturesque backyard of a traditional Malay house in Bachok, Kelantan.
Watch out for elephants on the Grik highway up north!
The border between Pengkalan Hulu, Malaysia and Betung, Thailand.
A lady frying tofu at her food stall in Malacca.
There's a wealth of knowledge in books, we love them! Here are some of the books we enjoy reading.
Example of a Chinese visa sticker in a passport.
A vividly-coloured relief of Lord Shiva, Lord Brahma and other deities at the Sri Mahamariamman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur.
Air of calm and mystery at the Guan Di Temple in Chinatown, KL.
@kurukure A snapshot of a checkpoint at Xiamen International Airport in China.
Travelers don't usually mind a bit of monkey business :)
It took us two years to put the whole Asia in one form, but we've finally done it and we'll be launching soon!
Ahhhhhh... Cameron Highland, the greenery and fresh air is worth the 7-hour cycling trip! @linachua only smashed strawberry left :)
Into the pot! Digging up clams at Pantai Remis.
The team at work.
Drop your passport at a collection center near you. We'll help you with the rest and return your passport complete with the visa sticker.
Visa information, application and approval at your fingertips!
Print out your own visa and bring it along.
Need a passport photo? Just smile and snap away with your webcam Take a cue from Cybie here :)
Travelers waiting patiently to go through the Immigration checkpoint at Denpasar Airport, Bali.
This way to the visa-on-arrival counter, which you can get upon landing at Denpasar Airport, Bali.