Find a verified visa agent.
Anywhere in Africa.

No — and this is important. Agenvia is a discovery and messaging platform. We verify that agents are who they claim to be, and we let you message them safely. We do not process payments, hold deposits in escrow, take a percentage of agent fees, or get involved in your agreement. Once you decide to work with an agent, the contract, payment, and outcome are entirely between you and them. Always insist on a written agreement before paying anything, and only pay through traceable channels — your bank, official agent invoices — never anonymous transfers.

Report them in two taps from the chat screen. We will investigate, freeze the account during review, and remove the agent if reports are confirmed. We also publish suspensions in our quarterly transparency report. However, because Agenvia did not handle your payment, we cannot refund you directly. Your recovery options are with your bank, your local consumer protection authority, or law enforcement. This is exactly why verifying the agent before you pay matters — and why we built the platform around that step.

Two reasons. First, holding money for visa transactions across multiple African countries would require us to be a licensed payment processor or escrow service in each market — adding cost, complexity, and risk that benefits nobody. Second, keeping payments outside the platform keeps subscription fees low for agents, who can pass that on to you. Agenvia stays focused on what we do well: making sure the agent you're talking to is real.

Each party is responsible for their own conduct. Agents are responsible for the advice they give and the work they do — they are independent professionals, not Agenvia employees. Users are responsible for their own due diligence, the agreements they sign, and the payments they make. Agenvia is responsible for verifying agents at the point of admission and for acting on confirmed reports of misconduct. We are not responsible for the outcome of any agent-user transaction or for the result of any visa application.

Every agent submits government-issued ID, business registration, reference letters, and a signed declaration before any advert can go live. Tier 2 agents are also visited in person at their registered office by the Agenvia team. Verification badges show you exactly which tier each agent has reached.

Yes. Browsing agents, reading reviews, messaging, and reporting are currently free for applicants. Our business model relies on subscription fees from agents who want to post adverts on the platform.

We're launching in Nigeria first. Document verification (Tier 1) will open across Africa from launch. In-person Office Verification (Tier 2) rolls out market by market — Nigeria first, then Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. Join the waitlist for your country and we'll notify you the moment we go live.

We verify (a) that the agent is a real person matching their government-issued ID, (b) that any business they claim to operate is registered, (c) that two reference contacts confirm having worked with them, and (d) for Tier 2 agents, that a physical office exists at the address provided. We do NOT verify the agent's success rate, the accuracy of their advice, the fairness of their fees, or their conduct in any single client engagement. Verification reflects identity and legitimacy at the time of review — not future behaviour.

Tier 1 (Document Verified) is typically reviewed within 5 business days. Tier 2 (Office Verified) takes longer because it requires an in-person visit — currently available in Nigeria only at launch.

No. Agenvia is a private company with no affiliation, partnership, or endorsement from any embassy, consulate, immigration authority, or government agency. We cannot expedite applications, influence decisions, or grant any official status. If anyone tells you otherwise — including someone claiming to represent Agenvia — they are lying. Report them at agenvia.com/report.