abizon

Transparency

The numbers, including the bad ones

Every visa company claims a high approval rate and none of them show the working. This page is our commitment to the opposite — published quarterly once filing begins, restated when we get it wrong, with the misses left in.

First report not yet published

Headline

What the first report will carry

Applications filed
Not published yet

Per quarter

Approval rate
Not published yet

All destinations

Delivered on time
Not published yet

Against committed date

Refunds paid
Not published yet

On late filings

Why this page is empty

abizon has not filed applications at volume yet, so there is nothing measured to report. Publishing a figure before there is something to measure would defeat the point of the page. The first report covers the first full quarter of filing, and every quarter after it — including the quarters we would rather not publish.

Detail

Performance by destination

DestinationFiledApprovedOn timeMedian time
No destination has reached a reportable volume yet. This table fills in with the first quarterly report.

Method

How these numbers are calculated

Approval rate

Approvals divided by applications that reached a final government decision in the quarter. Applications we declined to file — because the traveller was clearly ineligible — are excluded from the numerator and the denominator. This is the number most open to flattery, so the count of declined filings is published alongside it every quarter.

On-time delivery

Measured against the delivery date shown at checkout, not an internal target set afterwards. If we told you the 14th and delivered on the 15th, that is a miss, regardless of cause — including causes outside our control, such as a destination's appointment portal going down.

Refunds

The full service fee, returned automatically. Government fees are not refundable to us once filed, so they are not included. Where a filing never reached the government at all, the government fee is refunded too.

Restatements

Nothing has been published, so nothing has been restated. When a figure in a published report turns out to be wrong, the correction appears here with the original number, the corrected number and the reason — rather than the report being quietly reissued.

See the fee side of this

Every government fee movement we detect, when we detected it, and when we passed it on.

Fee Change Audit