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If your visa is rejected, you’ll typically receive a reason for the denial. Depending on the country, you may appeal the decision, reapply with additional documentation, or explore alternative visa options. Consult an immigration lawyer for tailored advice.

Processing times vary by country, visa type, and individual circumstances. It can range from a few weeks to several months. Factors like document verification, interviews, and government backlog may affect timelines. Check the official immigration website for estimated processing times.

No. Visa consultants or agencies assist with the application process but do not guarantee employment. Securing a job depends on your qualifications, the job market, and employer decisions. Some programs (like work-sponsored visas) require a job offer before applying.

Yes, after you have settled in your job...In most cases, yes. Many work visas allow dependents (spouse/children) to join you, either with the initial application or later via a "dependent visa." Requirements vary—some may need proof of additional funds or accommodation. Check your visa’s family reunification policies.