Visa2Fly, a travel tech startup, has raised $2 million in its seed funding round led by M Venture Partners. The round also saw participation from Flipkart Ventures, FinSight Ventures, and Thinkuvate.
The funds raised will be used to enhance its tech capabilities, expand its tech-enabled verification tools, enhance automation in visa processing, and deepen its strategic travel industry partnerships.
Vijayendra Bawa, Founder & CEO of Visa2Fly, said, “Visas have long been one of the most outdated parts of travel – confusing, time-consuming, and unpredictable. Travel brands and OTAs have revolutionized how we plan and book our journeys, but all of this hinges on one critical factor – visa approvals. With this investment, we’re doubling down on our mission to solve this global challenge once and for all. By further automating key processes, integrating AI-driven verification mechanisms, and enhancing accessibility, we aim to eliminate inefficiencies that have plagued travellers for decades.”
Mayank Parekh, Founding Partner at M Venture Partners, said, “Visa2Fly is tackling one of the most complex pain points in international travel with a technology-first approach that we believe is both scalable and highly impactful. Vijayendra, Dhruv, and the team have demonstrated exceptional execution, leveraging AI-driven automation to simplify visa access for travelers and seamlessly integrate with leading travel platforms. We are excited to back Visa2Fly as they continue to build a category-defining company not just for India but for the global travel ecosystem.”
Founded in 2022 by Vijayendra Bawa and Dhruv Kumar, Visa2Fly is an online visa application platform that makes visas accessible with AI-driven automation, real-time tracking, and seamless integrations.
Visa2Fly has built an extensive network of partnerships with leading travel brands, including ixigo, Acko, NiyoGlobal, SpiceJet, and WeGo, embedding its visa solutions directly into their platforms. The platform enables travelers to apply for visas to over 70 destinations – including the UAE, Singapore, Vietnam, Egypt, the UK, and several European countries – without disrupting their booking flow.
