It starts with a free eligibility assessment. We review your education, work experience, age, language ability and savings against the current criteria of each country, then recommend the pathway where you have the strongest case.

It depends on the route. The Germany Opportunity Card and Canadian Express Entry both allow you to move without a prior offer. The UK Skilled Worker visa requires a confirmed offer from a licensed sponsor. We will tell you which category you fall into at the assessment stage.

Timelines vary by country and visa category, and government processing times change through the year. We give you a realistic range at the start based on current published processing times, and update you if it shifts.

No, and you should be cautious of any consultant who says otherwise. Visa decisions rest solely with the immigration authority of the destination country. What we can do is assess your eligibility honestly, prepare your file to the required standard, and tell you upfront if we believe your chances are weak.

You will receive a personalised checklist once we have assessed your profile. Most applications require educational certificates, work experience letters, a valid passport, proof of language proficiency, financial statements and police clearance. Some countries add credential recognition or skills assessment.

Two separate things: our professional fee, which is fixed and stated in writing before we begin, and third-party costs such as government and embassy fees, language tests, document translation, credential evaluation and medical examinations. We itemise both so you can budget accurately.

For most German pathways a basic level helps considerably and is required for some routes, though several skilled worker and study options are open to English speakers. Canada and the UK assess English through IELTS or an equivalent test. We will confirm exactly what your chosen route requires.

Most work and permanent residency routes allow dependants, though the conditions, timing and financial requirements differ by country. Some allow families to travel together from the outset, others only after you have established status. We plan this into your strategy from the beginning.