People-first content
Pages should answer the traveller task first: what applies, what it may cost, how long it may take, which documents matter and what to do next.
Editorial Policy
VisaKendra Editorial Policy
VisaKendra publishes visa information to help Indian travellers understand requirements, fees, timelines and application-support options before they apply.
Policy Summary
How visa content is prepared.
- Content is written for Indian travellers and organized around real visa questions.
- Official government, embassy, consulate and authorised application-centre sources are preferred for policy facts.
- VisaKendra catalogue data is used for commercial application options and must stay separate from official government fees.
- No article should claim approval guarantees, government affiliation, fake ratings or unsupported awards.
Trust Boundary
What VisaKendra does not claim.
- VisaKendra is not an embassy, consulate, government authority or visa-issuing body.
- VisaKendra is not VFS Global and does not represent VFS Global.
- Visa approval, refusal, appointment availability and entry permission remain with the relevant authority.
- Fees, documents and timelines can change; source review dates must reflect real checks.
Process
Editorial review principles.
Review dates
Published and modified dates should change only when the underlying facts or page content are materially reviewed.
Author identity
VisaKendra uses a visible editorial identity and reviewer context where applicable without inventing biographies or credentials.
Corrections
If a fee, source link, rule or application route is stale, VisaKendra should correct the factual section and document the source used.
Official VisaKendra
Need a factual correction or source review?
Send the page URL and the correction context. The team can review source status without changing public dates unless the facts are materially checked.