What fees should I expect when using Peninsula Visa?

When using Peninsula Visa for passport or visa processing, several types of fees may apply. Below is an explanation of each:

Service Fees

Peninsula Visa charges a service fee to submit your documents to the appropriate government agency on your behalf. This fee covers the preparation, handling, and processing of your application to ensure accuracy and efficiency.

Government Fees

Government fees are charged by the U.S. Passport Agency or foreign consulates for processing and issuing your visa or passport. These fees vary depending on the country and service requested and are separate from Peninsula Visa’s service fees.

Money Order Fees

Some consulates require their government fee to be paid via cashier’s check or money order. Peninsula Visa obtains these instruments on your behalf and charges a small additional fee for this convenience.

Shipping Fees

Shipping fees cover the cost of securely sending your documents to and from government offices and consulates. This includes the return delivery of your completed passport or visa. The shipping method used is reliable, trackable, and selected based on the urgency of your order.

If you have specific questions about how these fees apply to your order, our team is happy to assist.