Expert Immigration &
Visa Consultancy

Providing end-to-end support in preparing, reviewing, and submitting visa applications. We ensure compliance with the latest regulations for USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Italy, and all Schengen countries.

International Destinations

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Non-Immigrant Visas

USA

UK

Australia

Canada

Germany

Italy

  • Visitor Visas
  • B-1/B-2 – Combination business/tourists
  • Work & Employment Visas
  • H-1B – Specialty occupations (professionals)
  • H-1B1 – Free Trade Agreement workers (Chile/Singapore)
  • H-2A – Temporary agricultural workers
  • H-2B – Temporary non-agricultural workers
  • H-3 – Trainee or special education visitor
  • L-1 – Intra-company transferees
  • O-1 – Individuals with extraordinary ability (arts, science, business, athletics)
  • O-2 – Support staff of O-1 visa holders
  • P-1A – Internationally recognized athletes
  • P-1B – Members of entertainment groups
  • P-2 – Artists/entertainers in exchange programs
  • P-3 – Artists/entertainers in culturally unique programs
  • Q-1 – Cultural exchange visitors
  • Diplomatic & Official Visas
  • A-1 / A-2 – Diplomats and government officials
  • A-3 – Staff and attendants of A visa holders
  • G-1 to G-5 – Representatives and staff of international organizations
  • NATO-1 to NATO-7 – NATO representatives and staff
  • Other Non-Immigrant Visas
  • C-1 – Transit through the U.S.
  • D – Crew members (air/sea vessel)
  • K-1 – Fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen
  • K-2 – Children of K-1
  • K-3 – Spouse of U.S. citizen (waiting for immigrant petition)
  • K-4 – Children of K-3
  • R-1 – Religious workers
  • T-1 – Victims of human trafficking
  • U-1 – Victims of certain crimes
  • Student & Exchange Visitor Visas
  • F-1 – Academic student
  • F-2 – Dependents of F-1
  • M-1 – Vocational student
  • M-2 – Dependents of M-1
  • J-1 – Exchange visitors (researchers, scholars, trainees, au pairs, etc.)
  • J-2 – Dependents of J-1

USA

  • Visitor Visas
  • Standard Visitor visa – tourism, family visits, short business, medical treatment
  • Marriage Visitor visa – for marriage/civil partnership in the UK (not settlement)
  • Transit visa – passing through the UK
  • Work & Business Visas (Temporary)
  • Skilled Worker visa (temporary until ILR)
  • Health and Care Worker visa
  • Temporary Worker visas (T5 category)
  • Charity Worker visa
  • Creative Worker visa (artists, entertainers, sportspeople)
  • Religious Worker visa
  • Seasonal Worker visa (farm/agriculture)
  • Government Authorized Exchange visa (training, research, internships)
  • Graduate visa – after study, stay up to 2 years (3 for PhD)
  • High Potential Individual visa – top global graduates
  • Global Business Mobility visas – intra-company transfer, expansion worker
  • Study Visas
  • Student visa (Tier 4) – higher education (degree, long courses)
  • Child Student visa – children aged 4–17 at independent schools
  • Short-term study visa – English language courses (6–11 months)
  • Other Special Categories
  • Youth Mobility Scheme visa (working holiday, age 18–30, specific countries)
  • Ancestry visa (5 years, renewable) – if you have a UK-born grandparent (can lead to settlement, but initially temporary)
  • Diplomatic & Official visas (for government representatives, similar to U.S. A/G visas)
  • Family & Private Life (Temporary)
  • Fiancé(e) or Proposed Civil Partner visa (for marriage in UK, valid 6 months, not settlement yet)
  • Parent of a Child Student visa

United Kingdom

  • Visitor & Travel Visas
  • Visitor visa (subclass 600) – tourism, family visits, business visitor activities
  • Electronic Travel Authority (ETA, subclass 601) – short visits (tourism/business, select countries)
  • eVisitor visa (subclass 651) – short stays for EU passport holders
  • Transit visa (subclass 771) – passing through Australia
  • Temporary Work & Skilled Visas
  • Temporary Skill Shortage visa (subclass 482 – TSS) – employer-sponsored, fills skills shortages
  • Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) – for international graduates to live/work after study
  • Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) – temporary, points-tested, regional work/study (can lead to PR)
  • Skilled Work Regional (subclass 489 – closed, replaced by 491)
  • Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) visa (subclass 400) – short-term, highly specialised work
  • Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462) – for young people (from partner countries)
  • Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) – for young people (eligible countries)
  • Study & Training Visas
  • Student visa (subclass 500) – study at school, college, or university
  • Student Guardian visa (subclass 590) – parent/guardian of a student under 18
  • Training visa (subclass 407) – workplace training or professional development
  • Family & Other Temporary Visas
  • Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300) – fiancé(e) of an Australian citizen/PR, valid 9 months (later apply for partner visa)
  • Temporary Partner visa (subclass 820/309) – first stage before permanent partner visa
  • Temporary Protection visa (subclass 785) – humanitarian stream (temporary stay for refugees)
  • Safe Haven Enterprise visa (subclass 790) – temporary humanitarian protection
  • Business & Investment (Temporary Pathways)
  • Business Innovation & Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) – entrepreneurs, investors, business owners (leads to permanent subclass 888)

Australia

  • Visitor & Travel
  • Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa – TRV) – tourism, family visits, business meetings
  • Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) – for visa-exempt travelers arriving by air
  • Super Visa – long-term multiple entry visa for parents and grandparents of Canadians/PRs
  • Transit Visa – for travelers transiting through Canada
  • Work (Temporary)
  • Work Permit (Employer-specific) – tied to a single employer, requires Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) in many cases
  • Open Work Permit – not job-specific, allows work for most employers
  • Spousal Open Work Permit (for spouses of students/workers)
  • Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) – for international graduates
  • International Experience Canada (IEC) – youth mobility program (Working Holiday, Young Professionals, Co-op Internships)
  • Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP) – temporary farm workers
  • Study
  • Study Permit – required for courses longer than 6 months
  • Short-term study (6 months) – no permit needed, but entry visa/eTA may apply
  • Family & Special Temporary Programs
  • Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) – special permission to enter Canada if otherwise inadmissible
  • Humanitarian & Compassionate temporary entry (case-by-case basis)

Canada

  • Long-Stay (National – D Visas) – temporary, usually up to 1–4 years
  • Student Visa – for higher education in Germany
  • Student Applicant Visa – to apply/admission process at a university
  • Language Course Visa – intensive language study (not degree-related)
  • Internship/Training Visa – for internships, apprenticeships, or training programs
  • Job Seeker Visa – up to 6 months to search for employment
  • Employment Visa – for professionals with a job offer (temporary work, renewable)
  • Au Pair Visa – cultural exchange, living with host family
  • Freelancer/Self-Employment Visa – temporary stay for freelancers or business purposes
  • Medical Treatment (Long-term) – if treatment requires extended stay
  • Chancencarte Opportunity Programs Visa
  • Short-Stay (Schengen) Visas – up to 90 days
  • Business Visa – business meetings, conferences, trade fairs
  • Medical Treatment Visa – short-term healthcare
  • Transit Visa (Airport Transit – A Visa) – for changing flights in Germany
  • Official Visit Visa – for official delegations, government visitors
  • Sports/Cultural Visa – for participation in events, competitions, film crews
  • Family & Other Temporary Stay
  • Family Reunion (Temporary) – spouses/children joining a temporary resident (not yet permanent settlement)
  • Voluntary Work Visa – for voluntary service in social, ecological, or cultural fields

German

  • Long-Stay (National Visa – Type D) – temporary residence (beyond 90 days)
  • Study Visa – higher education, schools, universities in Italy
  • Student Exchange/Training Visa – academic exchanges, training, or internships
  • Work Visa (Employment/Seasonal) – temporary work permits for specific jobs
  • Seasonal Work Visa – agriculture, tourism, hospitality (short contracts)
  • Seasonal Work Visa – agriculture, tourism, hospitality (short contracts)
  • Self-Employment Visa – freelancers, entrepreneurs, startup founders
  • Research Visa – academic or scientific research programs
  • Religious Work Visa – clergy, missionaries, religious staff
  • Working Holiday Visa – for young people from eligible countries
  • Internship Visa – professional training and internships
  • Short-Stay (Schengen Visa – Type C) – up to 90 days
  • Business Visa – business meetings, fairs, professional activities
  • Family/Friends Visit Visa – visiting relatives or friends
  • Medical Treatment Visa – short-term medical care in Italy
  • Transit Visa (Airport Transit – Type A) – stopover through Italian airports
  • Cultural, Sports, Religious Events Visa – participation in events, competitions, conferences
  • Official Mission Visa – for official delegations/government visits
  • Family & Special Temporary Visas
  • Family Reunification Visa (Temporary) – joining a relative legally residing in Italy (not yet settlement)
  • Volunteering Visa – participation in voluntary social, cultural, or humanitarian projects

Italy

Schengen Member States (29 Countries)

We provide full legal filing services for Visit, Business, and Study visas for all 29 member states with high success rates.

Austria

Belgium

Croatia

Czech

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Iceland

Italy

Latvia

Lithuania

Luxembourg

Malta

Netherlands

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Switzerland

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Liechtenstein

Bulgaria

Romania

International Destinations

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Immigration

USA

UK

Australia

Canada

  • Family-Based Immigration
  • Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens
  • IR-1: Spouse
  • IR-2: Unmarried child under 21
  • IR-3: Orphan adopted abroad
  • IR-4: Orphan to be adopted in the U.S.
  • IR-5: Parent of U.S. citizen (21+)
  • Family Preference (limited numbers each year)
  • F1: Unmarried sons/daughters (21+) of U.S. citizens
  • F2A: Spouses and children of lawful permanent residents (LPRs)
  • F2B: Unmarried sons/daughters (21+) of LPRs
  • F3: Married sons/daughters of U.S. citizens
  • F4: Brothers/sisters of U.S. citizens (21+)
  • Humanitarian Programs
  • Refugees – processed outside the U.S.
  • Asylees – protection granted inside the U.S.
  • Humanitarian Parole – urgent entry for special cases
  • Special Immigrant Juveniles (SIJ) – for children in the U.S. who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned
  • Employment-Based Immigration
  • EB-1: Priority Workers
  • Extraordinary ability (arts, science, business, sports)
  • Outstanding professors/researchers
  • Multinational executives/managers
  • EB-2: Advanced degree or exceptional ability
  • Includes EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver)
  • EB-3: Skilled workers, professionals, other workers
  • EB-4: Special immigrants (religious workers, U.S. Armed Forces, broadcasters, certain international employees)
  • EB-5: Immigrant Investor Program (Green Card by investment, $800,000+ in job-creating enterprise)
  • Other Immigrant Pathways
  • Returning Resident Visa (SB-1) – for Green Card holders who stayed abroad too long
  • Registry – for individuals who have been in the U.S. since before 1972 (special eligibility)
  • Diversity Visa Program (DV Lottery)
  • Annual “Green Card Lottery” for individuals from countries with low immigration rates to the U.S.
  • 55,000 visas per year

USA

  • United Kingdom Immigration Visas (Settlement Routes)
  • Skilled Worker visa
  • Health and Care Worker visa
  • Global Talent visa
  • Innovator Founder visa
  • Start-up visa (being phased out)
  • UK Ancestry visa
  • Hong Kong BN(O) visa
  • Spouse / Partner visa
  • Fiancé(e) visa (switch to spouse route)
  • Parent visa
  • Child visa
  • Refugee visa (Asylum)
  • Humanitarian Protection visa
  • Returning Resident visa

United Kingdom

  • Skilled Migration
  • Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
  • Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)
  • Skilled Work Regional (Provisional → PR) visa (subclass 491 → 191)
  • Family Migration
  • Partner visa (subclass 801 / 100)
  • Parent visa (subclass 103)
  • Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143 / 173)
  • Aged Parent visa (subclass 804)
  • Child visa (subclass 101 / 802)
  • Adoption visa (subclass 102)
  • Orphan Relative visa (subclass 117 / 837)
  • Remaining Relative visa (subclass 115 / 835)
  • Carer visa (subclass 116 / 836)
  • Employer-Sponsored
  • Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa (subclass 186)
  • Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) visa (subclass 187) – closed to new applicants
  • Temporary Skill Shortage transition to PR (subclass 482 → 186)
  • Humanitarian & Refugee
  • Refugee visa (subclass 200)
  • In-country Special Humanitarian visa (subclass 201)
  • Global Special Humanitarian visa (subclass 202)
  • Emergency Rescue visa (subclass 203)
  • Woman at Risk visa (subclass 204)
  • Business & Investment
  • Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa (subclass 888)
  • Business Talent visa (subclass 132) – closed to new applicants

Australia

  • Economic Class
  • Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
  • Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)
  • Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
  • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
  • Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)
  • Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP)
  • Agri-Food Immigration Pilot
  • Caregivers Program (Home Child Care Provider Pilot & Home Support Worker Pilot)
  • Start-up Visa Program
  • Self-employed Persons Program
  • Family Class
  • Spouse or Common-Law Partner Sponsorship
  • Dependent Child Sponsorship
  • Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship (PGP)
  • Humanitarian & Refugee Class
  • Refugees Resettlement (Government-Assisted Refugees, Privately Sponsored Refugees, Blended Visa Office-Referred Program)
  • Protected Persons & Convention Refugees (in-Canada claims)
  • Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Applications

Canada