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Love across borders

From your first message to your first meeting

LovesInfinity brings together people from different countries. When you are ready to meet, we help you prepare the trip: what the visa rules are, which documents to gather, and where to find professional help.

How we help you meet

  1. Check the rules

    See whether the traveller needs a visa or a travel authorisation, with links to the official sources.

  2. Prepare the documents

    Get a checklist made for your trip: invitation, accommodation, means, insurance, return ticket.

  3. Write the invitation

    Fill in an invitation letter in a few minutes, ready to print and sign.

  4. Get professional help

    Find visa centres, insurers and lawyers. You contact them directly; we never take part.

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During our launch, new members get Premium for life, with the trip checklist and the invitation letter helper.

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Where to find professional help

Independent services, listed for your information. You contact them yourself: LovesInfinity shares nothing with them and earns nothing from them.

Visa application centres

Many consulates take visa applications through these centres: appointments, documents, biometrics.

Travel insurance

Insurance accepted for Schengen visas (at least €30,000 medical cover).

Immigration lawyers

For personal advice, a qualified lawyer. The official European directory lists them by country.

Flights and stays

To compare flights and book a place to stay.

Learn each other’s language

Apps and teachers to speak with your partner and their family.

Documents not in the consulate’s languages may need a sworn translation: the consulate tells you which translators it accepts.

Please note

  • This is general information, not legal advice. Rules change: always check the official sources.
  • Only the authorities decide on a visa. Preparing well helps, but nothing guarantees approval.
  • Never send money to someone you met online, not even for a visa or a ticket. The person travelling pays their own fees.

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