Visa2Fly, a fast-growing player in the travel tech space, has locked in $2 million in seed funding to tackle one of the most stubborn pain points in international travel: the visa process. The round was led by Singapore-based M Venture Partners and drew additional support from Flipkart Ventures, FinSight Ventures, and Thinkuvate.
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Even as Indian travelers cross borders in record numbers—over 28 million headed abroad in 2024 alone—the visa application journey remains frustratingly stuck in the past. While booking flights and hotels can now be done in minutes, applying for a visa often feels like navigating a bureaucratic maze filled with delays, uncertainty, and endless paperwork.
Launched in 2022 by Vijayendra Bawa and Dhruv Kumar, Visa2Fly is trying to drag this outdated process into the modern age. The startup leverages smart automation, real-time status updates, and tight integrations with partner platforms to simplify how travelers get their visas.
Its growing list of collaborators includes names like ixigo, Acko, NiyoGlobal, SpiceJet, and WeGo—companies that now embed Visa2Fly’s solutions right into their ecosystems. With coverage for over 70 countries—from the UAE and Vietnam to the UK and much of Europe—Visa2Fly is aiming to make cross-border travel smoother from the moment you plan your trip.
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“Everything about travel has evolved, except visas. We’re still dealing with forms, embassy runs, and vague timelines,” said co-founder Vijayendra Bawa. “At Visa2Fly, we’re fixing the last broken piece of the travel puzzle.”
