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Frequently asked questions

• General Immigration Questions

  1. What services do you offer as an immigration consultant?

  We provide professional immigration consultation and assistance for individuals and families looking to move to Canada or Europe. Our services include visa applications, permanent residency programs, work permits, study permits, business immigration, and citizenship applications.

  2. Why should I hire an immigration consultant?

  An immigration consultant provides expert guidance, ensuring that your application is complete and meets all legal requirements. This reduces the risk of delays or rejections and improves your chances of success.

  3. Do you guarantee visa approval?

  No, we cannot guarantee visa approval, as the final decision is made by the immigration authorities. However, we ensure that your application is well-prepared and meets all the necessary requirements to maximize your chances of success.

• Canadian Immigration

  What are the main ways to immigrate to Canada?

  There are several pathways to immigrate to Canada, including:

  • Express Entry: For skilled workers through the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), or Federal Skilled Trades (FST) programs.
  • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): Each province has its own immigration programs.
  • Family Sponsorship: If you have a relative who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
  • Work Permits and Study Permits: Temporary visas that can lead to permanent residency.

  What is Express Entry, and how does it work?

  Express Entry is a points-based system used to manage applications for skilled workers. Candidates are ranked based on factors such as age, education, work experience, and language proficiency. The highest-ranking candidates receive invitations to apply for permanent residency.

  What is the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)?

  The PNP allows Canadian provinces to nominate individuals for permanent residence based on their skills, work experience, and ability to contribute to the local economy. Some PNPs require a job offer, while others allow applicants to apply directly.

  Can I immigrate to Canada without a job offer?

  Yes, many immigration programs, such as Express Entry and some Provincial Nominee Programs, do not require a job offer. However, having a job offer can increase your points and improve your chances of success.

  How long does it take to process a Canadian immigration application?

  Processing times vary depending on the immigration program and the volume of applications.

  • Express Entry: Around 6–12 months.
  • PNP: Varies by province (6–18 months).
  • Family Sponsorship: 12–24 months.
  • Work/Study Permits: 3–6 months.
• European Immigration

  What are the best countries in Europe to immigrate to?

  It depends on your goals. Popular options include:

  • Germany & France: For skilled workers and professionals.
  • Portugal & Spain: For Golden Visa investors and retirees.
  • Ireland: For work visas and family sponsorships.
  • Sweden & Denmark: For highly skilled professionals.

  What is the Schengen Visa, and how does it work?

  The Schengen Visa allows you to travel freely within 27 European countries for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. It is typically for tourism, business, or short-term visits.

  Can I move to Europe without a job offer?

  Yes, there are options like investment visas (Golden Visa in Portugal/Spain), self-employed or freelancer visas (Germany, Netherlands), and study permits that allow you to apply for residence without a job offer.

  How can I get a work visa for Europe?

  Work visas require a job offer from an employer in a European country. Each country has its own process, and your employer may need to sponsor your visa. Countries like Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden have skilled worker programs.

  What is the Golden Visa program?

  The Golden Visa is a residency-by-investment program available in countries like Portugal, Spain, and Greece. It grants residency to individuals who invest in real estate or business. After a few years, applicants may be eligible for permanent residency or citizenship.

• Which payment methods do you accept?

  In European countries, the payment methods accepted vary depending on the country, the type of service, and the platform. However, there are common payment methods widely accepted across Europe. Here’s a breakdown:

  Credit and Debit Cards

  • • Visa: Widely accepted in almost all European countries.
  • • MasterCard: Also commonly accepted across Europe.
  • • American Express: Accepted in most large cities, though less common than Visa/MasterCard.
  • • Maestro: A debit card brand, often used across Europe.

  Bank Transfers

  • • SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area): A standard payment method for transferring money across European Union (EU) countries. It allows for bank transfers in Euros.
  • • Domestic Bank Transfers: In each European country, payments from one local bank to another are common and often used for both personal and business transactions.

  Online Payment Platforms

  • • PayPal: Available and widely used across Europe, particularly for online purchases, services, and international transactions.
  • • Stripe: A payment gateway that is commonly accepted by businesses, particularly for e-commerce and subscription services.
  • • Skrill: Popular in the EU for both personal transfers and payments for services.
  • • Payoneer: Another international online payment method often used by businesses and freelancers.

  Mobile Payment Apps

  • • Apple Pay: Widely accepted in many European countries, especially for contactless payments in stores and for online transactions.
  • • Google Pay: Accepted in many places across Europe for both online payments and physical stores.
  • • Samsung Pay: Available in select European countries and works similarly to Apple Pay and Google Pay for contactless payments.
  • • Revolut: A digital banking app, especially popular in the UK and parts of Eastern Europe, offering mobile payments and currency exchange.
  • • Revolut: A digital banking app, especially popular in the UK and parts of Eastern Europe, offering mobile payments and currency exchange.
  • • Twint: A mobile payment app popular in Switzerland.

  Digital Wallets

  • • Alipay: Popular among Chinese tourists and international businesses.
  • • WeChat Pay: Another digital wallet used by Chinese customers in Europe, especially in high-tourism areas.

  Cryptocurrencies

  • • Bitcoin: Some European businesses and services accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment, although it is not widespread.
  • • Ethereum, Litecoin, and other altcoins may also be accepted by some online platforms and businesses.

  Cash

  • • Euro (€): The most common currency across the Eurozone, used in 19 EU countries.
  • • Local Currency: In non-Eurozone countries (such as the UK, Poland, Sweden, etc.), local currencies like GBP, SEK, PLN, etc., are accepted.
  • • Cash Payments: Cash is still widely accepted in many European countries, especially for smaller transactions, though cashless payment options are becoming more popular.

  Local Payment Methods

  • • iDEAL: Popular in the Netherlands, this method allows online payments via bank transfers.
  • • Bancontact: Common in Belgium for both in-person and online payments.
  • • Giropay: A payment method commonly used in Germany for online banking payments.
  • • PagoPA: Popular in Italy for public sector payments.

  Buy Now, Pay Later Services

  • • Klarna: Widely used in countries like Germany, Sweden, and the UK for online retail purchases.
  • • Afterpay (also known as Clearpay in the UK and Europe): Available for consumers who want to pay in installments.

  Summary of Most Common Payment Methods in Europe:

  • • Credit and Debit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, Maestro.
  • • Bank Transfers: SEPA transfers and local bank transfers.
  • • Online Payment Platforms: PayPal, Stripe, Skrill, Payoneer.
  • • Mobile Payments: Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Twint, Revolut.
  • • Cash: Euro and local currencies (for countries outside the Eurozone).
  • • Buy Now, Pay Later: Klarna, Afterpay.

  Each country in Europe may have additional local payment methods that are more region-specific.

• Study & Business Immigration

  Can I work while studying in Canada or Europe?

  Yes, most student visas allow part-time work. In Canada, students can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during breaks. In Europe, work rules vary by country.

  How can I immigrate as a business owner or investor?

  Canada and many European countries offer business immigration programs. Options include:

  • Canada: Start-up Visa, Entrepreneur programs, and Provincial business streams.
  • Europe: Golden Visas, Business Owner Visas, and Start-up programs.
• Family Sponsorship & Citizenship

  Can I sponsor my family to Canada or Europe?

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  How can I become a citizen of Canada or a European country

  Citizenship is usually granted after several years of residency.

  • Canada: Requires 3 years of residency within 5 years.
  • Europe: Typically 5-10 years, but some countries (Portugal, Spain) offer faster naturalization options.
• Other Immigration Questions

  What happens if my visa or PR application is refused?

  If your application is refused, we can help you understand the reasons, appeal the decision (if applicable), or reapply with a stronger case.

  Do you assist with temporary visas (tourist, visitor, business visas)?

  Yes, we assist with visitor visas, business visas, and other short-term travel permits for both Canada and Europe.

  How can I book a consultation with your team?

  You can book a consultation by contacting us via our website, email, or phone. We offer both online and in-person consultations.

• Hiring Construction Workers for Ukraine’s Reconstruction

  How can I apply to work in Ukraine’s rebuilding efforts?

  Yes, foreign workers need a work visa and a job contract. We assist with obtaining the necessary work permits and legal documentation.

  What types of construction jobs are available in Ukraine?

  There is a high demand for skilled and unskilled workers, including:

  • Engineers & Architects
  • Construction Laborers & Bricklayers
  • Electricians & Plumbers
  • Heavy Equipment Operators
  • Carpenters & Welders
  • Project Managers & Supervisors

  What are the requirements to be hired?

  To qualify, you typically need:

  • Valid Passport & Work Visa
  • Relevant Work Experience (preferred but not always required)
  • Health & Safety Training Certification (if applicable)
  • Basic English or Ukrainian Language Skills (varies by position)

  Do I need a visa to work in Ukraine?

  Yes, foreign workers need a work visa and a job contract. We assist with obtaining the necessary work permits and legal documentation.

  How long is the contract duration?

  Contract durations vary depending on the project but generally range from 6 months to 2 years, with possibilities for extension.

  What are the working conditions like?

  Workers are provided with:

  • Competitive wages
  • Safe working environments
  • Protective gear & insurance coverage
  • Accommodation & meals (for some projects)

  How much can I earn as a construction worker in Ukraine?

  Salaries depend on the job role and experience. Skilled workers earn between $1,500 - $3,500 per month, while general laborers typically earn $1,000 - $2,000 per month.

  Is Ukraine safe for foreign construction workers?

  Security measures are in place to ensure the safety of workers. Worksites are primarily located in rebuilding zones away from conflict areas, and international organizations provide risk assessments and protection guidelines.

  Who covers the cost of travel and visa processing?

  Some employers cover travel and visa costs, while others require workers to pay upfront and reimburse later. We clarify this during the hiring process.

  Can I bring my family with me?

  Generally, work permits are issued to individuals, and family sponsorship options may be limited. However, some contracts allow for dependents after a probationary period.

  How do I apply for a position with Global Outsourcing Construction Co. Europe Corporation?

  You can apply online through our official website, submit documents via email, or visit one of our recruitment offices. We also hold recruitment events in various countries.