Digital Services Act

Dubaivisaservices operated by Travejar Tourism LLC is committed to providing a secure and streamlined online visa application process, mainly for users who are from the European Union. We justify the principles of the EU Digital Services Act by enabling clarity across all our platforms, while prioritising safety.

Designed point of contact

Following Article 11 of the Digital Services Act, the Dubaivisaservices has implemented a point of contact for interaction with: -

Authorities of EU Member States
The European Commission
The European Board for Digital Services
Users of our platform

Language of communication

For communication, English is the official language. We also respond in other languages as well, but the primary language will always remain English, related to all the situations of the Digital Services Act.

Reporting Illegal Contact

Under Article 16 of the DSA, the platform users, trusted flaggers, and the government authorities can do reporting of information that is considered to be unlawful.

To submit a report:

Visit our Contact Form.

Select the subject “Flagging Unsuitable Content.”

Provide the following details:

The URL of the content in question

A description and reason for the report (e.g., false, harmful, illegal, or outdated content)

Any supporting evidence to substantiate your claim

Note:
You may submit your report anonymously. However, if you provide an email address, we will:

Acknowledge receipt of the report

Communicate the outcome, unless prohibited by law
Incomplete or unclear reports may not be processed.

Transparency Reporting

To fulfill all our responsibilities that come under the DSA, the Dubaivisaservices will publish an annual transparency report, and it will include the following things: -