
We are based in London, not India, and we work with clients across India remotely by video call, email and WhatsApp. We focus on six merit-based routes to the UK, US, Australia and Germany, and give an honest assessment before any fee is agreed.
Many of the people we work with are engineers, researchers and founders based in India. Our founder, Shailendra Pathak, made the same move himself, from India to the UK on a merit-based visa. We know the questions Indian applicants tend to have, and the particular issues that come up for Indian profiles on each route.
We don't have an office in India. Everything is done remotely, with calls scheduled around Indian working hours.
Popular with senior engineers, product leaders and researchers. One point catches many people out: Tech Nation's list of roles excludes service delivery, outsourcing, consultancy, ERP consultancy and systems administration, and business skills must be used in-house at a product-led company. If your career has been at a large IT services firm, you may need to show product-side work. Read our endorsement criteria guide.
For founders with an innovative idea they want to build in the UK. There's no fixed minimum investment, but the business has to convince an endorsing body. See the eligibility guide.
For people at the top of their field. The EB-1A is a green card you can file yourself, but India-born applicants have faced a queue for EB-1 visa numbers in recent years, so check the Visa Bulletin. Many people work on an O-1A while they wait. Read EB-1A vs O-1A.
Permanent residency by invitation for people with an internationally recognised record. Strongest for people in Australia's priority sectors, such as critical technologies and health. See NIV eligibility.
For graduates with a German job offer at the salary threshold. Check that your Indian university and degree are recognised in the anabin database early. IT specialists can qualify with experience instead of a degree. Read the Blue Card guide.
Be careful with anyone who guarantees a visa, asks for a large upfront payment before assessing you, or suggests a route without looking at your evidence. No adviser controls a government decision. A good consultant should be willing to tell you "not yet" and explain why. That's how we try to work. Read more on our about page or get in touch.
Take the free 3-minute eligibility check, or message us on WhatsApp on +44 7887 348822. Calls are scheduled around Indian working hours.
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