8 Best Visa and Passport Services of 2026

VisaHQ ranks first because it covers both halves of the problem for a rushed trip. On the passport side, it is registered with the U.S. Department of State as a passport courier and says it can handle new passports, renewals, child, name change, second and lost or damaged passports in as little as 24 hours. On the visa side, it offers travel and immigration services for 198 countries and publishes flat service fees on destination pages, such as $69 for an India transit visa that it typically processes in 2 to 3 business days. Its passport FAQ breaks the $216.87 government amount into the $130 renewal fee, the $60 expedite fee and $26.87 for return shipping, which makes total costs easier to plan. The drawback is that passport service fees appear in the order flow, not on the page, so you need to start an order to compare. VisaHQ says it has served 1M+ travelers since 2003.

PassportsAndVisas.com has the most transparent passport price ladder of the services we compared. Four tiers are listed on the homepage: Emergency at $449 for 3 to 4 days, Rush at $349 for 6 days, Priority at $249 for 8 days and Essential at $199 for 12 days, each plus government fees of $216.87 for adults or $186.87 for children. Every tier includes form preparation, an expert application check, hand-courier delivery to a passport agency, tracking and insured overnight return shipping. The company says it has been authorized by the U.S. Department of State since 1992 and has offices in Denver, Miami, Houston, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Boston. Its visa side is narrower, with headline prices for destinations such as China from $189 and India from $149. Note that the clock starts when its office receives your complete documents, so the 3 to 4 day tier needs fast shipping on your side too.

iVisa is the easiest way on this list to file an eVisa, ETA or arrival card. Its site covers visas and travel authorizations for 100+ destinations, from the UK ETA and U.S. ESTA to Thailand's digital arrival card and Brazil's tourist eVisa. Each application gets an expert review before submission, forms auto-save, and support runs 24/7 over WhatsApp, email and chat. iVisa states a 99% approval rate and 73,000+ Trustpilot reviews and says it has processed travel documents since 2013. For speed, you choose Standard, Rush or Super Rush. iVisa's own blog is clear that the faster options only prioritize its review and preparation, not the government's decision, so Super Rush cannot shorten a portal that takes several days. iVisa also notes you can apply directly with the government. We could not verify USD fees from our location, so check the price for your document before you pay.

RushMyPassport is a strong pick for U.S. travelers who want a guided online process with physical help points. It is owned by Expedited Travel, LLC, which it describes as a registered courier with the U.S. Department of State hand-carry program, and it lists help at more than 2,000 FedEx Office locations. The renewal page shows three tiers: Priority at $299 for 8 to 10 business days, Express at $399 for 5 to 7 business days and Emergency at $699 for 2 to 4 business days, all plus government fees. A Smart Wizard walks you through the forms and an expert review checks them before your documents ship. It handles renewals, first passports, child, lost, stolen, damaged, name change and second passports. Price is the weak spot: every tier costs more than the matching PassportsAndVisas.com tier, and the emergency option is the most expensive published fee on this list.

Atlys is built around one promise that matters when time is short: it shows the delivery date before you pay, and if the visa arrives late, its fee comes back to you. You pick your passport and destination, upload a photo of your passport and a picture of yourself, and Atlys fills in the government forms, checks documents and books appointments when a destination needs them. It lists 120+ destinations and states that 98.9% of visas are approved and 1M+ visas have been delivered on time. If a visa is rejected, Atlys builds a free re-application strategy, and a second rejection triggers a full refund. Support runs 24/7 on chat and call, and the company publishes a monthly fee-change audit with a price match. The catch is that availability and fees depend on your passport, and fees were shown in local currency from our location, so check the USD price for your trip.

ItsEasy covers the full range from cheap to urgent. Its economical renewal adds a $39.95 processing fee on top of government fees and includes two U.S. passport photos approved by its Passport Team plus a review of your DS-82, which suits travelers who have time but want to avoid a rejected application. For urgent trips, it offers expedited renewals, new, child, lost, stolen, damaged and second passports, with prices shown in its TripBuilder tool. Its visa desk handles China, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Kenya and Korea, and an Emergency Concierge service from $199 per traveler gets immediate team attention. ItsEasy has operated since 1976, is family-operated, lists 24/7/365 live support and has a lobby office at 200 Park Ave in New York. The downside is that the cheapest option is not fast, and expedite pricing takes a few clicks to see.

CIBTvisas is the heavyweight option, aimed as much at companies as at individual travelers. Its passport page quotes totals rather than service fees: renewals from $551 with standard processing, first-time, child, name change and lost or stolen passports from $561, and second passports from $396. It says expedited renewal can be completed in as little as 1 to 3 days in some cases, and that replacements for lost passports can be ready in as fast as one day. CIBTvisas claims 100% application accuracy and over 35 years of experience, and promises to refund the service fee if it does not meet your expectations. For businesses it offers account teams for travel programs and global mobility. The trade-off is cost: its entry price is the highest of any service with a published fee here, so leisure travelers with a simple renewal will usually pay less elsewhere.

Sherpa is the visa service many travelers meet without looking for it, because it is the designated visa provider for airlines such as Aer Lingus, Air Canada, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, JetBlue, KLM and Virgin Atlantic. Its requirements checker covers 200+ destinations and shows which documents and vaccinations you need for your route. When a visa or ETA is needed, Sherpa uses simplified forms and pre-screening and says it submits thousands of visas each week with over 99% approval. With partner airlines you can earn loyalty points on visa purchases, and Sherpa also sends policy alerts and offers pre-arranged security screening at 50+ airports. It is narrower than the others here: there is no U.S. passport service, the focus is on electronic travel authorizations, and fees were not shown in a form we could verify in USD.