FAQ

There are four major immigration pathways: study, work, investment, and marriage. Each option has its own eligibility criteria, application process, and long-term residency potential. Choosing the right path depends on your background, goals, and destination country.

To get a work visa, you typically need a valid job offer from an employer in the destination country, along with proof of your qualifications, relevant work experience, and language skills. Some countries may also require background checks and employer sponsorship. Requirements vary depending on the visa type and country

To study in the UK, you must first receive an offer from a licensed student sponsor (university or college). Once accepted, you can apply for a UK Student Visa (formerly Tier 4 Visa). 

To choose the best country for immigration, consider factors like visa options, job market, language requirements, cost of living, and long-term settlement opportunities. It's essential to match your personal goals with the immigration policies of each country.