In a bold and unprecedented move, the CEO of an Indian-origin visa startup has promised to give free visas to everyone if Neeraj Chopra wins the gold medal at the Paris Olympics. Mohak Nahta, the founder of Atlys, made this announcement on LinkedIn, and it quickly went viral, creating a lot of excitement and curiosity.
If Chopra wins the gold medal, Atlys will offer free visas to all its users for one whole day. This means anyone, no matter their nationality, can apply for a visa to any country at no cost. “I’ll personally send a free visa to everyone if Neeraj Chopra wins gold at the Olympics.
Nahta explained that the free visas would be available for any country and would cost nothing to the applicant. “On July 30th, I promised a free visa if Neeraj Chopra wins gold. Many of you asked for more details, so here’s how it will work: Neeraj Chopra competes for medals on August 8th. If he wins gold, we’ll give every user one free visa for an entire day. Will there be any charge? No.”
Your visa will cost you nothing—it’s completely free. Which countries are included in this offer? All countries —you can choose any destination you want. To get this offer, just leave your email in the comments below, and we’ll set up an account for you with a free visa credit,” Nahta said in another LinkedIn post.
Fans Cheer Neeraj Chopra
The post struck a chord with fans, who gave it thousands of likes. One user commented, “C’mon Neeraj!!!! #goforgold. I’d love to travel to Europe.”
Another user wrote, “Great job! Good luck to Neeraj Chopra… He’ll do it… lovely personality. Mohak Nahta, I’m asking for a Schengen visa if this happens on August 6th. [email protected]. Hope it works!!”
For those who don’t know, Atlys offers quick travel visas and up-to-date information about your destination. The company makes it easier to get visas and other travel documents. Their app lets travelers fill out visa applications, book appointments, take passport photos at home, and safely store travel documents and details for later. Atlys also tracks important restrictions and requirements for tourists in different countries.
