Visas & travel

Yes, on the portals we have tested. A real Mehbit cardholder payment settled at the Uzbekistan e-visa portal, and the Azerbaijan portal accepted and authorized a Mehbit card. Both bill through ordinary international card processors, which is exactly what a Mehbit virtual Visa or Mastercard is.

No. The card solves the payment step and nothing else. Eligibility, documents, and the decision itself are entirely up to the issuing country, and paying the fee is not an approval. Confirm you qualify on the official portal before you pay, because e-visa fees are usually non-refundable even when an application is refused.

Apply on the official government portal rather than an agency site. Agencies rank well in search and charge a service markup on top of the government fee, sometimes several times over, for submitting the same form you can submit yourself. Check that the domain is the country’s official one and that the quoted fee matches the published fee.

The fee plus a small buffer. E-visa fees are quoted in dollars or euros and may be converted before they reach a USD card, which moves the final amount by a few percent. A payment that fails for being a few cents short means restarting an application you have already filled in.

Do not retry repeatedly — some portals lock an application after several failed attempts. Check the balance first, make sure the billing name matches your card, and if it still fails, request a proxy payment in the Mehbit app and we pay the fee on your behalf.