Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We’ve got answers — simple, transparent, and to the point.
Got questions? We’ve got answers — simple, transparent, and to the point.
Whether you’re a first-time applicant or exploring options for your family, you’ll find clarity here.
Applicants need a clean record; minor infractions may not disqualify you, but serious crimes can block approval.
A clean criminal record is generally required. Minor infractions (e.g., traffic offenses) rarely cause issues, but serious criminal convictions—especially for financial crimes, violence, or fraud—may disqualify applicants.
We advise clients to disclose any history upfront during the pre-screening stage. Our team can then evaluate whether it will impact the application or if mitigating evidence (e.g., rehabilitation, time elapsed) might be acceptable to authorities.
Full transparency ensures there are no surprises during the application process and helps maintain our 100% approval track record.
Reach out to us — we’ll be happy to assist you personally.