Atlys CEO Mohak Nahta's recent LinkedIn post has sparked excitement among Indians and visa seekers alike. In a bold move, Nahta pledged to provide free visas to all users if Neeraj Chopra, India's Olympic gold medalist in javelin throw, wins gold again at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Nahta's initial post, which garnered over 1,100 reactions, stated, "I will personally send a free visa to everyone if Neeraj Chopra wins a gold at the Olympics. Let's go, India." However, he later clarified the details of the offer in a subsequent post.
According to Nahta, if Chopra wins gold on August 8th, Atlys will offer one free visa to all users for an entire day. The visa will cost "Zero" and cover "all countries." To avail the offer, users need to follow Atlys on LinkedIn and comment on the post with their email address.
The announcement has been met with enthusiasm and appreciation from LinkedIn users. Many expressed their support for Chopra and their eagerness to take advantage of the free visa offer. Some users also suggested that Atlys create a Google form for users to submit their email addresses instead of posting them in the comments section.
Atlys, founded in 2020, is a visa application assistance company with offices in the USA, Mumbai, and Gurugram. The company's mission is to simplify the visa application process for individuals and businesses.
Nahta's offer is a testament to the growing confidence and optimism surrounding Chopra's chances of winning gold in Paris. The 24-year-old athlete has been in impressive form since his historic triumph at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. He recently won the silver medal at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, and is considered one of the favorites for gold in Paris.
If Chopra does indeed win gold, Atlys' free visa offer will provide a significant boost to international travel and tourism. It will also serve as a symbol of India's growing stature in the global sporting arena.
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