Wood & Müller Consulting and Visas provides services and solutions for visa applications and immigration at the global level. Applying for a visa is а complex and an unpredictable process. Our visa and immigration consultants at Wood & Müller Consulting and Visas understand the processes and applicable visa laws based on many years of experience working at foreign embassies. As a result, we offer a time-saving solution in determining the best visa option in accordance with our clients’ needs. Our team provides a wide range of services such as: facilitating access to visa information, preparing visa requirements for temporary or permanent stay as well as coordinated support for visa applications.
Professional conduct in applying for visas and permanent residence, providing allowance to visit, work and live in certain countries.
Customer satisfaction is our top priority.
We want to be practical and provide a fast and efficient service.
Convenience
Experience
Expertise
Integrity
Service excellence
We try to ensure the most expedient solution to get a travel visa.
We are available by phone or email.
We maintain the protection of personal data.
Mr. Laszlo Fa is a founder and managing director of Wood & Müller Consulting and Visas which provides services and solutions for visa applications and immigration at the global level.
Mr. Fa worked for the Australian Department of Immigration and Department of Home Affairs for 24 years. He has extensive humanitarian assistance and emergency relief experience in humanitarian issues related to protection, program management, monitoring and evaluation. From 1994-1995 he served at the Australian Embassy in Budapest as a migration and visa officer and from 1995 until 2018 at the Australian Embassy in Vienna as a senior visa and migration officer. He has a wide range of migration expertise from Western and Eastern Europe. Mr. Fa graduated from the Vienna International University (Diplomatic and Strategic Studies), speaks fluent English, German, Hungarian and Serbian and has a basic knowledge of Slovakian, Czech and Russian.