Taking big strides

Halfway through 2018, Visa Lounge has grown by leaps and bounds in the last six months. Clevio Monteiro, CEO, Visa Lounge discusses his plans for 2019.

TT Bureau

Offering e-visas to over 19 countries all over the world, Visa Lounge is not leaving any stone unturned to expand its presence across the globe. Clevio Monteiro, Chief Executive Officer, Visa Lounge talks about his plans to enhance the company’s presence in at least six more countries by financial year 2019. He says, “We have sent API agreements and white label solution to most of the large and mid-sized B2B agents in the country, and we hope to go ‘live’ with a few of them during the third quarter of this year and rest by mid-2019. We have appointed two international partners as well.”

Eyeing pan India presence to cater to every city of the country, Visa Lounge has appointed new Regional Managers in the metro cities across South, East and North regions. Adding manager-level staff in the non-metro cities, the company has expanded its western market to Punjab and Gujarat as well. Monteiro says, “We have added a pan India team and we are also doing aggressive promotion on social media platforms. Our numbers are improving month-on-month and we are on track for reaching our targets.”

Strengthening its stronghold, Visa Lounge has also started processing visas to offline countries. “We have started forms for Thailand and Singapore on the website so that our passengers can just download the form, fill it and send it to us with their signatures. The response has been very encouraging and we will soon start full-fledged services for other offline countries. We now cover e-visas, offline visas and everything in between as well making us a one-stop solution for any and every kind of visa needs.” tells Monteiro.

Apart from visa services, Visa Lounge offers OTB, insurance and Meet & Greet services at 18 international airports worldwide.

What’s New?

• Strengthening its stronghold, Visa Lounge has started processing visas to offline countries like Thailand and Singapore