Cosmos is amongst the very few licensed agents in the UAE offering immigration services in association with government authorised bodies from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Denmark in a transparent, honest and ethical manner.
Cosmos Immigration works alongside named, CICC-registered and MARA-affiliated professionals in the relevant countries, so clients can verify exactly who is regulating their case before signing anything. Services cover eligibility assessment, documentation preparation, application submission and case management for students, families, entrepreneurs and investors, within the legal framework each destination country sets.
Since 2014, Cosmos has worked on immigration advice, refused-visa review, business planning support, visa applications, Canada/USA education-credential assessment, Australia skills assessment, and licensing-support guidance for regulated occupations such as healthcare and engineering.
Case types handled span permanent residency, study permits, business and investor visas, visit visas, the Canada super visa, self-employed and start-up visas, spouse/dependent visas, returning resident visas, and refused-Canadian-visa appeals across Canada, Australia, the USA and New Zealand.
A licensed consultant is regulated by the destination country's own oversight body — CICC for Canada, MARA/OMARA for Australia — which means there is a real, checkable register entry behind the advice you're acting on, and a formal complaints process if something goes wrong. An unlicensed "consultant" offers neither.
Document management is tracked case-by-case, with a clear record of what has been submitted and what remains outstanding at each stage — the aim is an application that is accurate the first time, not a resubmission cycle.
Local presence in the relevant countries supports post-landing questions too, including guidance on accessing public services and referrals to recruiters and real estate contacts to help plan the move.
Citizenship- and residence-by-investment programmes give applicants an alternative route to a second citizenship or residence based on a qualifying investment rather than employment or study. Programme rules, minimum investment amounts and processing times are set by each government and change over time — an assessment against the current published criteria is the only reliable way to confirm what applies to your case.
Business and investor applicants from the GCC most often ask about Canada's Start-Up Visa and provincial entrepreneur/business streams, aimed at people with management, business ownership or new-venture experience who can invest in and run a business in Canada. Eligibility, minimum investment and net-worth requirements vary by programme and province — no investment route should be treated as risk-free, and the correct fit depends on your specific background.
Other pathways to residency and citizenship include the Federal Skilled Worker Programme, Provincial Nominee Programme, self-employed visa, start-up visa, spouse visa and study permit.
— Syed Jafar Sadiq, Founder, Cosmos Immigration.
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