Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every service is completely free. No fees, no hidden charges, no donations accepted. If you feel grateful, plant a tree.

One person — Chowdhury Remon — based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. No team, no office, no organisation. A quiet personal effort to help people who need it.

Through the contact form or by email only. No phone number is shared. This is intentional — it protects both the operator and the people seeking help.

Typically 24 to 48 hours. Travel and business queries are handled Saturday and Sunday — requests received on weekdays may wait until then.

Yes. All sessions can be conducted entirely in Bangla. The website is in English for international reach, but language is never a barrier.

Yes. You can submit a request on behalf of someone else. Describe their situation in the form and provide a contact email for the response.

Citizens of the US, UK, Canada, Australia, EU countries, Japan, Singapore, UAE, and others can get a Bangladesh visa on arrival at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. The fee is USD 51 for up to 30 days. Always verify at dip.gov.bd before travel as the list changes.

E-visa decisions typically come in 3 to 5 working days. Embassy applications may take 5 to 10 working days. Urgent processing is available at some embassies.

Valid passport (6+ months validity), passport photo, completed application form, return flight booking, hotel booking or invitation letter, bank statement (last 3 months), and travel insurance.

Yes. Extension applications are processed at the Department of Immigration & Passports in Dhaka. Bring your passport, current visa, hotel registration, and a written reason for extension.

Yes, for tourists who take standard precautions. Tourist areas (Cox's Bazar, Sundarbans, Sylhet, Bandarban) are safe and well-visited. Dhaka's international districts (Gulshan, Banani) are comfortable for foreign visitors. Standard travel safety rules apply.

Typically 7 to 14 working days from name clearance to Certificate of Incorporation. Adding TIN, trade license, and VAT registration, expect 3 to 4 weeks total.

Yes. Foreign nationals can own 100% of a private limited company in most sectors. Additional steps include BIDA registration and notarized documents. Contact BIDA for sector-specific restrictions.

TIN is your income tax registration number. BIN is your VAT registration number. Both are issued by NBR. Both are required for most formal business activities.

Mandatory if annual turnover exceeds BDT 50 lakh. Below this threshold, voluntary registration is possible and often beneficial for tenders and banking.

The process is similar to local registration with three additions: BIDA registration, notarized and apostilled documents from your home country, and an encashment certificate from your Bangladeshi bank if bringing in foreign equity.

Most people reach survival travel level in 5 to 7 sessions. Comfortable everyday conversation typically takes 20 to 30 sessions with consistent practice.

Language sessions — Bangla and English — run every day from 7 PM to 9 PM Bangladesh Standard Time (BST, UTC+6).

Yes, with a parent or guardian present for the entire session. This is a non-negotiable requirement. No exceptions.

Zoom or Google Meet — your choice. A link is sent by email after your request is confirmed.

Yes. Sessions are personalised to your current level. If you already know the basics, sessions focus on common errors, fluency, and specific areas you want to improve.

Yes, with proper preparation. Before every guided ride, a journey notification is submitted to the Tourist Police. You provide emergency contacts, passport details, and any medical conditions. Safety comes first on every ride.

Full name as in passport, passport number and nationality, Bangladesh visa type and number, current accommodation details, emergency contact (home country), and any medical conditions relevant to a long ride.

A guided ride means the operator rides with you — either as a pillion or leading the convoy. Route planning means you receive a detailed written plan covering roads, fuel stops, accommodation, and hazards — and you ride independently.

Bandarban hill roads, Sajek Valley, Sylhet tea garden routes, Cox's Bazar coastal road, and the approach roads to the Sundarbans are the most popular among visiting riders. Routes can also be customised.

The operator's phone number is kept private by choice — this protects both sides. All legitimate communication happens through the contact form and email. This is explained on the transparency page.

No money is ever requested. No bank details are ever asked for. You can verify through the Tourist Police (01769-690000) or Consumer Rights hotline (16595). Full details are on the transparency page.

Form submissions are used only to respond to your request and are automatically deleted after 30 days. No database is maintained. Motorcycle tour documents are deleted after the tour.

Yes. Contact the Consumer Rights Protection Directorate (DNCRP) at 16595, or the Tourist Police at 01769-690000. Or contact this service directly — a response will come honestly.