Live outcome data
Does the score predict the decision?
Three weeks after every paid report we ask the applicant what the embassy decided. This page publishes those answers exactly as they arrive — including when there are too few to mean anything yet.
Outcomes reported
0
Sample still building
Approved
0
Self-reported by applicants
Refused
0
Self-reported by applicants
Not enough decisions yet to publish a rate
We hold back approval rates until at least 20 decided applications have been reported. Publishing a percentage off three responses would be marketing, not evidence. The counters above update the moment answers arrive.
What this does and does not prove
- Outcomes are self-reported. We cannot verify a decision letter, and applicants who are refused report less often than those approved.
- A high score is not a prediction of approval. It means the documents matched the published requirements for that route on the day they were checked.
- Decisions turn on factors no document check can see — interview answers, prior travel, officer discretion.
- Nothing on this page is linked to a name, a document, or an application file.