Paramount Visas, a UK-based visa consultancy service, has officially launched, offering tailored visa support for clients in the entertainment industry as well as business travellers, individuals, and other professionals.
Founded by Hannah Black, a veteran in the visa consultancy field with over 10 years of experience, the company specialises in meeting the unique needs of musicians, bands, performers, and other clients requiring visas for international travel, events, and engagements.
Paramount Visas is dedicated to streamlining the visa application process for its clients, helping them navigate the complexities of international travel. The launch marks the official unveiling of the company’s website and social media presence, providing a platform for new clients to access these expert services with ease.
“With over a decade of experience in securing visas for a wide range of clients, including performers, business professionals, and travellers, I understand the pressures and time constraints involved in international travel,” said Hannah Black, Founder and CEO of Paramount Visas. “Our goal at Paramount Visas is to take the stress out of the visa process, allowing our clients to focus on what matters most to them.”
Services offered include, visa consultancy and planning for a variety of clients, including musicians, business travellers, individuals, and performers, coordination with embassies and consulates for expedited visa applications, customised visa strategies for international travel, tailored to each client’s specific needs and support for visas to various countries, including the USA, EU, and beyond.
Paramount Visas specialises in providing services for a diverse clientele, including: musicians, bands, solo performers, tour managers event organisers, business travellers, corporate teams, production crews, entertainment companies and individuals requiring visas for personal or professional travel.
With a understanding of the complexities of international travel, Paramount Visas ensures that visa applications are processed efficiently, reducing the risk of delays or cancellations that can disrupt travel schedules.
