Work visas for the United Kingdom, Europe, New Zealand and Dubai. Study visas for the United Kingdom and Canada. Visa assistance for Russia and Macao.
Timelines below are typical ranges only — the real estimate for your case comes after your assessment, because seasons, quotas and embassy workload move constantly.
Our largest destination, and the only one where we run both streams. Work applicants need a licensed sponsor; study applicants need a CAS and funds held for 28 consecutive days. Both routes are document-heavy and unforgiving about dates, which is exactly where most self-filed applications fail.
Work visa only. The route runs in a fixed order: employer contract, then work permit, then the national type D visa at the consulate, then a residence permit after you arrive. Agents who promise a Greek work visa without a permit in your name are selling you nothing.
Work visa only, and quota-driven. Most applications depend on the annual Decreto Flussi, so the application window matters as much as the paperwork. Your employer applies for the Nulla Osta; once it is granted, the visa is filed and a residence permit follows within days of arrival.
Work visas across the Schengen area beyond Greece and Italy. Every European route we file is employer-linked: the company obtains a work permit or labour-market approval in your name, then the national D visa is filed at the consulate and a residence permit follows after arrival. We confirm the exact sequence for the member state before you commit.
Work visa only, through the Accredited Employer Work Visa. Three checks happen in sequence: the employer must be accredited, the specific job must pass a job check, and then you apply. Medical and police certificates are standard, and genuine skills matching the role are scrutinised.
Work visa only, and it moves fast when the paperwork is right. The employer applies for your entry permit, you travel on it, complete the medical fitness test and Emirates ID, and the residence visa is stamped within the permit validity. We verify the employer's trade licence before anything is signed, because unlicensed sponsors are the most common Dubai scam.
Study visas only. We handle college and university applications, the letter of acceptance, the provincial attestation letter where it applies, and the funds evidence — usually a GIC plus first-year tuition. Canada is strict about financial documents and about a statement of purpose that matches the course.
Visa assistance. We arrange the invitation letter through a registered host, complete the application form correctly — it is long and easy to get wrong — organise medical insurance, and book the consulate appointment. Tell us your purpose of travel and we will confirm the right category.
Visa assistance for travel to the Macao Special Administrative Region. We prepare and check the entry paperwork, itinerary, accommodation proof and funds evidence, so nothing is missing at the border. Entry conditions depend on your nationality, and we confirm yours before you book flights.
No. We file work visas for the UK, Europe, New Zealand and Dubai, study visas for the UK and Canada, and visa assistance for Russia and Macao. If you ask us about a destination outside that list, we will tell you honestly that it is not our area rather than take the file.
There is no easy one — each has a gate. The UK needs a licensed sponsor, European routes need a work permit issued first, New Zealand needs an accredited employer and a job check, and Dubai needs a licensed employer to issue your entry permit. The right answer depends on your trade, your experience and where you already have an offer.
Not at the moment. Our study desk covers the UK and Canada only. For the other destinations we handle work and visa assistance files.
We are visa consultants, not a recruitment agency. We guide you on which employers can sponsor and verify the documents you receive, but we do not sell job offers — and you should walk away from anyone who does.
Send us both options with your profile. We will lay out the cost, the timeline and the realistic chance for each — free of charge.
