Free consultation
Find out where you actually stand
Free, and you leave with a written summary of where you stand — even when that summary says don’t apply.
Or write it out
Tell us the awkward parts too
Three minutes, and it reaches the same team. These are the questions a lawyer asks in the first five — answering them here means the reply you get is about your case, not a request for more information.
The honest bit
Why it costs nothing
We used to charge PKR 5,000 for this. The reasoning was sound — it just put a price on the question itself.
The old argument was a fair one: a firm that earns nothing until you sign has every reason to tell you that you qualify. We are not going to pretend that problem disappeared when the fee did. So the answer is written down instead of paid for.
You get our read on your case in writing — what looks realistically open to you, what doesn’t, and what we would need to see before anyone can say more. It goes in the same WhatsApp thread you keep, before money is discussed. You don’t have to take our word for how honest we are; you’ll have it in text, and you’re free to have anyone else check it.
What it costs you
Free
consultation
And a written summary of where you stand, before money is discussed.
A name & a number
to book
That, and the country you’re asking about — nothing more to get started.
Zero
documents up front
No CNIC, no passport to book a meeting. Identity papers belong at retainer, not here.
What actually happens
A straight conversation, in four steps
No script, no pressure, no upsell — just a qualified read on your situation.
You tell us your situation
What you do, where you want to go, what you’ve tried, and whether you’ve ever been refused. That last one matters more than people expect.
A lawyer looks at it
Not a salesperson. If your case touches a refusal or a court deadline, that is a legal question and it gets a legal answer.
You get a straight answer
Which routes are realistically open to you, which are not, what it would cost, and roughly how long. Including “none of them, here’s why” if that’s the truth.
You decide — not us
If you go ahead, the work is paid and you’ll know the price before you commit. If you don’t, you still leave knowing where you stand, and you owe us nothing.
What we need from you
Your name, a number we can reach you on, and which country you’re asking about. That’s it.
We won’t ask for your CNIC or passport to book a meeting. No legitimate firm needs your identity documents before it has even spoken to you — and if anyone asks you for them up front, that alone should give you pause.
If you’re outside Pakistan
A large share of the people we work with are in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the wider Gulf. You don’t need to fly home.
Message us and we’ll arrange a time that works around your week — including Fridays, when you’re off and we’re open.
Before you book
Questions people ask first
Can you guarantee I’ll get the visa?
What does the fee actually get me?
What if you tell me not to apply?
Do I need to come to an office?
Will you ask for my CNIC or passport to book?
Book it
Message us and we’ll set it up
Tell us which country you’re asking about and we’ll put you with the right person. No one can guarantee the outcome of a visa application — not us, not anyone.