Visas and relocation abroad without stress and bureaucracy

Processing times depend on the country, visa category and the workload of the consulate. On average it ranges from 1 week to 2−3 months (for example the United Kingdom — 3−8 weeks, Japan — 5 working days).

Important: the countdown begins not from the date of payment but from the day you provide the full set of documents. From our side we guarantee preparation and submission within two weeks after receiving all materials.

The total cost consists of three parts:
• Consular fee — paid directly to the embassy. The amount depends on the country and the visa category;
• Service fee of the visa application centre (e.g., VFS Global, TLScontact) — charged by intermediary companies responsible for collecting documents and biometrics. This fee varies by country and is non-refundable.
• Our professional fee — the cost of preparing your application: document review, form completion, strategy development, communication support and full case management
• Additional services (if required) — such as certified translations, notarisation, booking a professional interpreter to accompany you at the consulate, travel bookings, or other optional support.

In most cases yes, especially if biometrics or an interview is required.

But there are exceptions when the entire process can be completed online. For example in Australia and New Zealand documents are submitted and reviewed fully online and the decision also comes online.

In most cases, you can apply only if you have legal permission to stay in the country where you are submitting your application.
This may include:
• temporary protection
• temporary residence
• long-term or permanent residence status

You can always apply either:
• in your country of nationality, or
• in a country where you are legally and temporarily residing.

The exact rules depend on the visa type and the local immigration regulations, so we check this individually during the consultation.

A standard package includes: passport, photo, application form, proof of income, family and employment documents, bank statements.
However, the exact list depends on your visa type and personal situation, so it is formed individually.

Refusals do not close your path to obtaining a visa. We analyse the reasons, fix weak points and prepare a new application to significantly increase your chances.

Yes. We conduct practice consultations, review typical questions and give recommendations on how to answer confidently and correctly.

No. Although the United Kingdom is one of our key areas of expertise, we provide full visa and immigration support for almost any country in the world.
We assist with applications to the USA, Canada, Japan, China, South Korea, Mexico, EU countries, Latin America and many others.

Our services cover both immigration and non-immigration visas — tourism, study, work, business, family, long-term residence and relocation.
If your trip involves international travel or legal entry to another country, we can help.

No. In accordance with professional legal ethics, no lawyer or immigration adviser can guarantee the outcome of a visa application.
The final decision is made exclusively by the consulate or visa officer.

What we can guarantee is the highest level of professional support:
• a thorough assessment of your circumstances,
• a legally sound strategy tailored to your case,
• meticulous preparation of all documents,
• guidance on risks and ways to strengthen your application.

Our role is to ensure that your case is presented to the authorities in the strongest, most accurate and compliant way, maximising your chances of a positive decision.

We do not work as intermediaries. Our approach is based on legal education, personal immigration experience and a global network of immigration lawyers. This ensures a high level of preparation and a personalised approach to every case.