About
Van-Vert
We help pilots who hold a foreign licence convert it to an Indian DGCA licence, without the email threads.
What we do
Licence conversion, in one place.
Converting a foreign licence to DGCA means gathering a long list of documents, getting your flight hours into the right shape, sitting DGCA exams and filing it all on eGCA. Most of the delay comes from packs that go in incomplete and come back.
Van-Vert gives you one checklist for your licence type, a place to upload everything once, and a live status from your first document to your issued licence. Our team reviews your pack, tells you exactly what's missing, and files it with DGCA.
How we work
Three things we don't compromise on.
A person checks it
Software reads your logbook hours and expiry dates to save time. A Van-Vert reviewer checks every reading before anything is filed.
Your documents stay private
Files are never public. Staff open them through short-lived links, and every view is logged.
No surprises at DGCA
One checklist for your licence type, so the pack that reaches DGCA is complete the first time.
Have a question first?
Tell us your licence and country. We'll tell you what your conversion involves.