
What we do
Services
Five ways we help people move, work, study and stay. Each one begins with the same free conversation about where you are now and where you would like to be.
How to read this page
Most people need two or three of these at once. Very few people know that at the start.
We have divided our work into five services because that is how the paperwork is divided. Real lives are less tidy. A job offer in another country is a work case, a visa case and, three years later, a residence case. A university place brings a student permit, then a graduate route, then a decision about staying.
So read these pages as a map rather than a menu. Whichever one you recognise yourself in, the first step is identical: a free consultation in which we listen, ask questions and tell you honestly which route fits your situation. We work in English and Russian, with clients moving to and from countries across Europe, Eurasia, Africa, North and South America.

Service 01
Visa & Passport Services
The applications that get you through the door: visitor, work, study and family visas, together with the passport arrangements and supporting documents behind them. We identify the right category, assemble the file and submit it in a form that answers the questions before they are asked.
Service 02
Immigration & Relocation
The whole move, planned as one thing. Which residence route realistically fits you, what it will require, how your family comes with you, and what has to happen in the first weeks after you land. This is our broadest service and the one most people start with.


Service 03
Work Abroad
Support for taking up work in any country in the world. We assess which employment routes are open to you, prepare the permit and visa applications, tell your employer exactly what is expected of them, and make sure your right to work never lapses between one job and the next.
Service 04
Study Abroad
Two applications running in parallel, one to an institution and one to a government, on different timetables. We help you choose where to apply, prepare an admission file that stands up to scrutiny, and arrange the permission that lets you stay for the length of your course.


Service 05
Citizenship & Naturalisation
The long view. How your years abroad add up towards permanent residence and naturalisation, what each stage asks of you, and how to keep a residence record clean enough to rely on when the moment comes to apply.
Not sure where to start
You do not have to know which service you need.
That is our job. Describe your situation in a few sentences, in English or Russian, and we will tell you which route we would take if it were ours. The first consultation costs nothing and commits you to nothing, and if we are not the right people to help, we will say so.
