Frequently Asked Questions

No consultancy can honestly guarantee a visa. Every decision is made by the immigration authority of the country concerned. What we do is assess your profile realistically, advise you on the strongest route, and prepare a complete, accurate application.

Use our free online eligibility check or send us your profile on WhatsApp. A consultant reviews your profession, experience, education and English level, then explains which programmes are realistic for you.

We assist with applications for Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, along with tourist and visit visas for many destinations.

It depends on the country, the programme and the authority's current workload. Processing times change often, so we give you up-to-date estimates during your consultation rather than a fixed promise.

Typically a valid passport, education certificates, work-experience letters, language-test results and proof of funds or family relationship, depending on the programme. We give you a tailored checklist after your assessment.

Most skilled and work routes require proof of English ability, and some countries accept other tests. We tell you exactly which tests and scores apply to the programme you are considering.

In most programmes a spouse or partner and dependent children can be included in the application or join you later. We explain the rules for your chosen country and prepare the family documents.

LMIA is the Labour Market Impact Assessment used in Canada. In many cases an employer must obtain one before hiring a foreign worker. It is specific to Canada and does not apply to other countries.

Our consultants speak English, Arabic, Hindi, Malayalam and Urdu, so you can discuss your plans in the language you are most comfortable with.

We are at Office No 211, Sultan Group Building, Port Saeed, Deira, Dubai. You can book by WhatsApp, phone on +971 4 591 0002, email info@skypathhr.com, or the enquiry form on our contact page.

Express Entry is Canada's online system for managing skilled-worker applications for permanent residence, including the Federal Skilled Worker Program and the Canadian Experience Class. Candidates create a profile, are ranked by points, and the best-ranked may be invited to apply.

The EU Blue Card is a residence and work permit for highly qualified professionals from outside the EU who have a job offer that meets salary and qualification requirements. Conditions differ between EU countries, so we check the rules for your chosen country.

The Skilled Worker visa lets you work in the UK in an eligible job for an employer licensed as a sponsor. The role must meet skill and salary requirements, and you need a certificate of sponsorship from your employer.

Subclass 189 is Australia's points-tested Skilled Independent visa. It does not require an employer or state sponsor, but you must receive an invitation after submitting an Expression of Interest. We help you check your points and prepare the application.

The Skilled Migrant Category is New Zealand's points-based residence pathway for skilled workers. Eligibility rules and points are set by Immigration New Zealand and change from time to time, so we confirm current requirements during your assessment.