Why VisaBorsa exists
In many countries of the region, embassy appointment slots are booked up by bots and middlemen within minutes of release, then resold to applicants for many times their official price. Families pay months of salary for a slot, and some pay and never receive one.
VisaBorsa publishes the price of that black market every day, embassy by embassy, together with the number of people who report being scammed. A problem that has a number is harder to ignore.
To embassies and visa centers
The figures on this site show what applicants applying to your mission are paying today. We ask you to treat appointment reselling as a security and fairness problem: limit bulk booking, tie slots to the applicant’s passport, and publish release times.
How the prices are collected
Prices are collected daily from offers advertised to applicants on social media, messaging groups and through intermediaries, and from applicants who report what they were asked to pay. Where offers differ we show the range. A price stays on the board until a newer one replaces it, and the board shows how old it is.
What we do not publish
We do not publish the names or contacts of sellers, victims or agencies. Reports are reviewed before they count, and only totals per embassy are shown.