Measured on one thing: do they return?
A bureau like this lives or dies by its record. This page publishes what our own file can produce today — no more than that, and nothing rounded up.
One approval on the record
Saint Lucia Immigration issued provisional entry visa approval No. MEC457/2026MO on 26 June 2026 for a file this bureau prepared, and that traveller has since travelled.
Two things that sentence is not. It is not a visa — the document states that itself, in bold. And it is not a statement about that Government's internal systems, of which this bureau knows nothing.
The bureau publishes a number only when its own file can produce the record behind it. Nothing above is a projection, an estimate or a target.
Counting began in 2026. Counts of files presented, returns verified and failures reported will appear here when the bureau's own record can produce each of them on demand — and not one day before.
The redacted approval document is not published here. Publishing it needs the Director's decision and the traveller's consent; until both are given, the reference above stands on its own and any authority may put it to Saint Lucia Immigration directly.
What we count, and what we never inflate
A small honest number is worth more to an officer than a large unverifiable one, because the officer can act on the first and not on the second. These are the rules this page is kept under.
What a country on our destinations list does and does not mean
It means this bureau prepares and presents files for that country. It does not mean an authority there has agreed anything with us, and it does not mean a channel is open.
One authority has approved a file we prepared. Every other listed country is a market we work in, not a relationship we hold — and we will say so to any officer who asks.
If you are an authority and want to know precisely what, if anything, exists between your division and this bureau, write to office@valorisglobal.uk. The answer will be the record, whatever it says.