Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery Program?
It’s a U.S. government program that randomly selects up to 55,000 people each year from countries with low immigration to the U.S. to receive a permanent resident visa (Green Card).
2. Who is eligible to apply for the DV Lottery?
You must be from an eligible country and have either a high school diploma (or equivalent) or two years of qualifying work experience in the last five years.
3. How often does the DV Lottery open?
Once per year, usually in October–November.
4. What is included in the €25 service fee?
We review and submit your application during the official entry period. Contact you if there are any issues. You’ll receive confirmation and your DV confirmation number. We’ll email you with the results.
5. Can I apply if I’m married or have children?
Yes. You must include your spouse and all unmarried children under 21.
6. Can I apply if I’m living in another country now?
Yes. Your current location doesn’t matter, eligibility is based on your country of birth.
7. Can I apply more than once?
No. Only one application per person. Duplicate entries will disqualify you.
8. Can my spouse also apply?
Yes. If both you and your spouse are eligible, you can each submit separate applications, listing the other as a spouse.
9. Do I need a passport to apply?
Yes, you will need a valid passport from your home country if you win the visa lottery.
10. Can I include my children in my application?
Yes. You must include all unmarried children under age 21, even if they don’t plan to immigrate.
11. What happens if I forget to include a child or spouse?
Your application may be disqualified later, even if you win.
12. What are the photo requirements?
- 600x600 pixels
- White background
- No filters
- No glasses
- Taken within the last 6 months
- Face fully visible
13. Can I use a selfie or scanned photo?
No. The photo must meet U.S. State Department standards, selfies or scanned photos often get rejected.
14. When will I know if I’m selected?
Results are usually available in May of the following year (e.g. May 2026 for DV-2026).
15. What happens if I win the lottery? Do I automatically get a Green Card?
No. You must still pass an interview, background checks, and medical exams before receiving the visa.
16. Can I bring my family with me if I win?
Yes. Your spouse and children (under 21) can also receive Green Cards as your dependents.
17. How will I receive my confirmation number?
We’ll email it to you and store a copy securely on your behalf.
18. What is our refund policy?
Once your application has been reviewed, processed or submitted, no refunds can be issued as our service has already been provided.