Three answers only. No "it depends."
The verdict commits: MOVE, DELAY, or AVOID. No five-star gradients to dodge the call. If a profile is borderline, we score it and tell you why — not what you want to hear.
3 verdicts · 0 hedgesAfter years leading cross-border investment processes for clients moving capital, businesses and themselves between jurisdictions, the same blocker kept showing up on every deal: the visa question. Programmes that looked open on paper were closed in practice; income floors moved between drafts; a single mis-stated threshold could cost a quarter of negotiation.
Antonio leads product and methodology — the visa-matching scoring engine, the 1,941-programme database against gazetted government sources, and the framework that ranks countries on the MOVE / DELAY / AVOID verdict. A small development team builds and maintains the database, the engine and the customer infrastructure behind it.
The platform is engineered to produce a decision, not a list of options. Most emigration sites inform; few decide. We chose the harder problem.
"Sophisticated clients were committing real money to a path that, with thirty minutes of structured data, was visibly wrong from the start. We built the system we wished we'd had."
Every threshold, fee and processing time in the database links to a named government URL. Where the data is incomplete, the report says so. Where the scoring engine is unvalidated against real outcomes, the methodology page says so. The limits are on the box.
A.M.