Augusta, Georgia expedited travel visa application for China visa, Brazil visa, Russia visa, Nigeria visa, Saudi Arabia visa, and over 100 other worldwide destinations for Augusta, Georgia residents

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Note: Most countries maintain only between 1 & 5 Consulates or Embassies in the United States and majority do not take applications by mail. You must either apply in person or hire an Visa Agency to submit your application.
Why risk navigating the complicated bureaucracy of International Travel Visas which could easily ruin your Travel plans. Travel Visas are required to gain entry to a great number of countries around the world. Let the relations we have cultivated over the years with the Consulates and Embassies of Russia, China, India, Brazil, Vietnam and a great many others work for you. We offer services to all jurisdictions and most nationalities. Our web site offers detailed visa information and our Visa and Passport professionals are eager to answer any additional questions you may have.

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Questions? Contact us at 877-847-2362 (877-VISADOC) or info@usvisaconnection.com

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Important Travel Visa Updates:

The China Visa fee has increased to 140.00. China Visa Applications must be submitted in person or through an agency
(see below). Documents sent directly by mail to the Embassy or Consulate of China will be rejected.
The Brazil Visa fee for U.S. citizens for both business and tourism have been changed to 160.00. Brazil Visa Applications
must be submitted in person or through an agency (see below). Documents sent directly by mail to the Embassy or Consulate
of Brazil will be rejected.
Due to recent changes in requirements, there is a delay in processing time for former Indian nationals. Former Indian nationals
should allow for substantial extra time when applying for their visa to accommodate these delays. Per requirements of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, as of June 1, 2010, persons of Indian origin, his/her spouse and children will be granted only an
Entry visa and should not apply for a Tourist visa.