📋 Visa Application Tracker

Organise elapsed days, a planning window copied from the official portal, and a private document checklist. This is not a live case-status feed or approval forecast.

✈️ 6 Destinations 📅 Timeline View ✅ Document Checklist 🆕 Free
🌍 Application Details
Official source Select a destination first
Preparation prompts (tick all that apply)

Select a destination country to see document checklist

Days Elapsed
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Planning timeline only
📊 Application Progress
Submitted Early window Late window Follow-up check
📅 Application Timeline
✅ Document Status
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Pro Tip
🌐 Next Steps
Nothing is saved unless you choose Save.
Honest tracking boundary

A timeline organiser, not a government status feed

Copy the current processing range from the official destination portal. AfroTools calculates calendar planning dates from that range and never claims to know which review stage your case has reached.

  • Document prompts: generic preparation reminders only; the official route checklist governs.
  • Business days and months: converted to calendar planning days, so public holidays and calendar-month length can shift the real date.
  • Follow-up: use only the official case portal, embassy, consulate, or authorised visa application centre.

Private by default. Values stay in this tab unless you explicitly save them to this browser. Delete local data removes the saved copy.

Official starting points

Visa Application Tracker — UK, Canada, Australia, USA, UAE FAQ

Does this show my official case status?

No. It organises your dates and the processing range you enter; only the official destination portal can show case status.

Where do the processing dates come from?

You copy the current minimum and maximum from the official portal. AfroTools does not maintain a hidden processing-time table.

Where is my tracker saved?

Only in this browser, and only after you choose Save on this device. Delete local data removes that saved copy.

Frequently Asked Questions

The page uses the range you enter from the official portal. It converts that range into planning dates; individual cases, public holidays, additional-document requests, and security checks can move the real date.
No. The page uses a planning conversion of five business days to seven calendar days. Check destination public holidays and the official rule for when the processing clock starts.
No. AfroTools does not submit applications, contact government systems, sell priority processing, or make case enquiries.
Check the official case portal for requests and current guidance. Confirm that the processing clock starts from the date you entered before using the authority's contact or enquiry channel.