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Opaige
The visa API for travel platforms, airlines and companies
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The visa API for travel platforms, airlines and companies
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The visa API for sticker visas, not e-visas: requirements, document review and official forms. Filed on government portals by API for the US, Australia and France; Schengen and Canadian IMM forms filled; more portals rolling out. Inside your system by API, or on ours if you have no developers.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Danny, founder of Opaige.
Anyone who has applied for a visa knows the hardest part isn't the embassy. It's the system in front of it. Government portals that time out halfway through a 17-page form. Questions worded so loosely that two people read them two different ways. Dropdowns that don't match what's in your passport. Sessions that expire and take your answers with them. And every country has its own portal, its own login and its own idea of what counts as a mistake.
We lived this every day. We started as a visa agency, and every application meant fighting these systems: retyping the same passport, the same trip and the same employer letter into form after form, then checking that nothing contradicted anything else. So we automated our own work, and that automation became Opaige.
Opaige is built for sticker visas: the consular applications with long forms, supporting documents and an appointment. Not the five-minute e-visas.
What it does today:
- Requirements: visa rules for 35 destinations, for any passport, in one call.
- File Review: reads the traveller's documents and flags what a consulate would question, with the page and the fix.
- Forms: fills the official application forms from one case. The applicant signs.
- Government filing: submits on the government's own portal by API for the US (DS-160), Australia and France. Schengen and Canadian IMM forms are filled from the same case, and more portals are rolling out.
It runs inside your system by API, or on ours if you have no developers. Sandbox keys are free.
It's built for travel platforms that want to sell the visa at checkout, for airlines, and for companies that move employees.
The feedback that would help most: which government portal has cost your team the most time, and at which step?