AI-assisted visa readiness
Travora reads your documents, checks them against what your destination actually requires, and shows you exactly what is missing — while there is still time to fix it.
Free to start. Your documents stay private to your account.
Example readiness
Student visa
Measures how complete and well-supported an application is — not whether the embassy will approve it.
Still outstanding
Illustrative example, not a real assessment.
Three steps between you and knowing exactly where you stand.
Answer a few questions about your destination, visa type, employment, and finances.
Travora reads your passport, bank statements, and supporting letters from the file content itself — not the file name.
Get a readiness score, the documents still outstanding, and specific fixes — before you submit anything.
The same checklists and financial thresholds Travora scores your application against. No sign-up needed to read them.
$13,500
Indicative available funds. Travora converts your own currency and compares against this.
Under the 2025-26 rules, funds must cover £1,171/month outside London (£1,529 in London) for up to 9 months, held for 28 consecutive days, on top of any tuition still owed.
Figures are illustrative planning guidance, not legal advice. Requirements vary by embassy and change over time — always confirm with the relevant consulate before applying.
Built around the documents and details visa officers actually check.
A 0-100 score measuring how complete and well-supported your application is. It is not a prediction of approval, and it never pretends to be — it tells you what an officer would find missing.
Upload passports, bank statements, and letters. Travora reads the actual content of each file, so a bank statement named 'scan_04.pdf' still gets recognised and checked against the requirement.
Report income and funds in cedis, naira, or anything else. Travora converts and compares against the real threshold for your destination, so you know exactly how far short you are.
Each check is saved to your dashboard with its score and findings, so you can fix what was missing, run it again, and see whether you actually moved.
Travora asks for genuinely sensitive documents, so it should be plain about how they are handled.
Uploads go to a private bucket under your own account prefix, enforced by row-level security. No other user can read them, and they are never listed publicly.
Text is extracted from your documents inside your own browser. Only that text is sent for analysis — the original passport scan or bank statement never leaves your storage.
AI analysis runs through a server-side function that holds the API credentials. Nothing sensitive is exposed to the browser, and requests are rate-limited per account.
Deleting your account removes your uploaded files from storage and cascades through every record — applications, scores, analyses and history. Nothing is retained.
No subscription. You are applying for a visa, not signing up for a monthly service.
Enough to run one full check and see what Travora finds.
One payment, one application. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
For scale: a UK visitor visa from Ghana costs around GH₵2,400 in fees, and is not refunded if it is refused.
Particularly the first one.
No, and Travora will never claim otherwise. The score measures how complete and well-supported your application is — whether your documents are present, consistent, and meet the published thresholds. Approval is an officer's decision based on factors no tool can see. A strong score means you have not left obvious gaps, not that you will be approved.
Where a government publishes a figure — UK student maintenance, Canada's IRCC funds requirement, the Schengen €30,000 insurance minimum — Travora uses it. Elsewhere the figures are a reasonable planning cushion rather than an official number. They are illustrative guidance, not legal advice, and you should confirm with the relevant embassy before applying.
PDF, JPG and PNG, up to 15MB per file. Filenames do not matter — Travora reads the content of each document to work out what it is, so a bank statement saved as 'scan_04.pdf' is still recognised and checked against the right requirement.
Yes. Report income and available funds in your own currency — cedis, naira, shillings, rand, rupees, pounds, euros or dollars. Travora converts and compares against the destination's threshold, so you can see exactly how far above or below it you are.
They stay in private storage tied to your account, so you can revisit a past check without re-uploading. Text is extracted in your own browser, and only that text is sent for analysis — the original file never reaches the AI provider. Deleting your account removes the files and every associated record.
Not to start. Readiness scores and requirement checklists are free and unlimited, and you get 10 AI document analyses free — enough to work through a full checklist once. After that you can unlock a single application for GH₵45, which covers unlimited analyses for that application. There is no subscription: you are applying for a visa, not signing up for a monthly service.
Because that is how the product is actually used. You apply, you wait a few weeks, you get a decision — and then you do not need Travora again for a long time. Charging monthly would mean paying for months you never use. One payment per application is honest about that, and it costs a fraction of the visa fee it is protecting.
Most refusals come down to something missing or inconsistent — not to the applicant. Check what yours looks like before the embassy does.