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Last updated: June 2026 — office details and assessment process reviewed.

What happens in a free immigration assessment?

A licensed practitioner reviews your age, education, work history, language ability and goals, then maps which countries and programs you realistically qualify for — and which you don't. You leave with a clear eligibility picture, what would strengthen your profile, and recommended next steps. It is an assessment, not a sales pitch; the difference shows within ten minutes.

Is the free assessment really free — what's the catch?

It is free, and nothing is owed or decided on the day. The honest "catch", industry-wide: an assessment is also how a firm finds serious applicants. Judge any consultancy by whether it tells you when you don't qualify — we turn away cases that don't clear the bar, because filing a weak application helps nobody.

What should I bring to the consultation?

Your passport, CV, education certificates, a summary of your work history with job titles and duties, language-test results if you've taken one, and rough proof-of-funds figures. Nothing needs to be attested yet — the assessment works from information, not paperwork. Attestation comes after strategy, once you know which country's chain you actually need.

Is an online consultation as good as visiting an office?

Yes. Eligibility assessment, strategy and document review work identically over video, and many of our Gulf, India and Sri Lanka clients run their entire process remotely. Visiting in person suits those who want to see the firm and its licences with their own eyes — a habit we'd encourage with any consultancy. Same practitioners either way.

Which office should I contact — Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Hyderabad?

Whichever is nearest — all four offices (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Hyderabad and Oakville) run the same assessment process under the same firm-level credentials: 4+ CICC-licensed consultants and 3+ MARA agents across the group. UAE residents typically choose Dubai or Abu Dhabi; India-based applicants use Hyderabad; video consultations serve everyone else, including Sri Lanka and the wider GCC.

Do I have to sign up or pay on the day?

No. The assessment ends with recommendations, and the decision timeline is yours — take the summary home, verify our licences on the public registers, talk to your family. Any consultancy pressing for a same-day signature or payment is showing you precisely the red flag regulators warn about. Slow decisions make better files.