§ 01
Your verdict cover
Where your profile appears to match — and where it does not. Your profile, your goal, the dates we last re-checked the sources, and how many routes you were screened against.
§ 02
How much you can rely on this
Read first: how many of the 14 screening inputs you actually answered, how many requirement checks cite an official source, every unknown factor — and the confidence label (High / Medium / Low) those numbers produce, with the method shown.
§ 03
Sources & verification dates
About 77% of routes link directly to an official government source (the rest to a named non-government source), with the date we last verified each one. Verify anything. Disagree with anything.
§ 04
The profile we screened
Every answer we used, written back to you — passport, age, education, profession, experience, income, savings, family. Plus what we assumed where you did not answer, and what to confirm.
§ 05
How we screened — the full funnel
Every route in the database, checked against you: how many were dropped for your stated goal, for nationality, for age, for other requirements — and how many survived. No black box.
§ 06
Your verdict, in one line
The executive verdict: your strongest route, the closest route to validate first, and the single item that decides whether it opens.
§ 07
Country decision matrix
Your shortlist of countries and routes, each labelled Eligible, Almost, or Possible — screened against your 14 answers, not a generic ranking.
§ 08
Top routes, requirement by requirement
For each priority route: every requirement marked appears-met or needs-verification, with the real income, savings, language and age thresholds — and what your profile shows against each. Usually the longest section — it scales with how many routes matched you.
§ 09
Financial & execution reality check
What it actually takes: the funds you'd need, your execution pressure, all in EUR with currency notes — then the confirmation checklist to line up before you apply. Figures are shown, never invented; unverified inputs are flagged.
§ 10
Verification points + next steps
Exactly what to confirm before you apply, in a suggested order — document validation first, applications second. Honest about what is not yet ready.
§ 11
What happens next
The board, laid out: when to re-run the quiz because your numbers moved, how to work the validation sequence one document at a time, and the point where you should stop and use a licensed adviser instead of us.
§ 12
Limitations — in writing
What this screening cannot judge, stated plainly: admissibility (prior refusals, overstays, criminal record) sits outside any automated screening. It is decision support, not legal advice.
§ 06b · when it applies
Your unlock plan
Only when your profile has routes that are close but locked: the specific thing — income, savings, a language level, a job offer — that would open them, and what it would take. About half of profiles get this section; yours only gets it if it is true for you.