Guides, procedures and document lists.
The answers to the questions that come up most on the phone, written once and for all. Available at any time, including when the office is closed.
Understand before you travel.
Sworn or standard translation?
Understand when a sworn translator’s stamp is required, and when a standard translation is enough.
Read the guide →The legalisation chain
Hague apostille or full legalisation: the right order of counters, from court to embassy.
Read the guide →Choosing your visa procedure
Consular visa or e-visa: how to know what your destination requires.
Read the guide →Know exactly what to gather.
Each country page publishes the list of documents, the timeline and pricing, updated from official sources. 69 destinations.
See the country pages →The recurring questions.
Where is the office and when is it open?
Travisum Louise Office, 367 avenue Louise, 1050 Brussels. The office is open Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 17:00 with no lunch break, to drop off and collect your documents. Appointments and personalised advice are also available.
How can I reach you?
By email at info@travisum.com, or by visiting the office. For a quick quote, the most efficient way remains sending the scan of your documents by email.
Do you handle the three services together?
Yes, and that is the benefit of a single point of contact: one request can chain the sworn translation, the legalisation with the Belgian authorities and the consular submission, without you having to coordinate three providers.
Can I have my documents delivered?
Yes. The office offers delivery services in Brussels and elsewhere, and delivers your passport to the place of your choice after the visa is issued.
A question these guides don’t cover?
The office answers clearly and quickly, Monday to Friday from 9 to 17, no lunch break.