Because of the popularity of immigration by investment schemes, many less-than-qualified companies have popped up. At best, these types of companies sell investors a lot more than they can follow through on. It can be hard to trust, let alone find quality immigration companies in the Middle East. When it comes to the future of your business or family, you’re not just looking for quality—you’re looking for the best.
Immigration can be a long and difficult process, but there are ways to ease the stress of immigration planning. Working step-by-step with a qualified and experienced immigration company can help simplify the process, as well as drastically increase your chances for successful immigration.
This blog will discuss tips and strategies to find the right immigration company as well as identify “red flags” to be on the lookout for. As discussed in a previous blog, immigration fraud is an unfortunate reality in our world today and can quickly become a client’s worst nightmare. At Quebec Investment Consultation and Management Services (QICMS), we like to provide individuals and families with the best tools and guidance for a stress-free immigration process.
Researching the right immigration company online
With so many competitors in the world, how can you tell if an immigration company offers not only quality, but qualified service? Many smaller immigration companies (or “satellite companies”) in the Middle East will network or partner with larger law firms or immigration consultants located in North America or European countries.
These larger firms are easier to review and establish credibility. However, it is still best to thoroughly research the website to see if the firm is truly affiliated with the immigration company you are interested in working with in the Middle East.
For example, Quebec Investment Consultation and Management Services LLC (QICMS) is an immigration by investment company (Invest-Visa) located in Amman, Jordan, and is partnered with Canada’s leading immigration law firm, Campbell Cohen (CanadaVisa), located in the province of Quebec. Law credentials, as well as years of experience and success rates of Campbell Cohen are easy to find under the website’s Legal Help section. As previously mentioned, satellite companies associated to a larger firm will establish ties for potential clients: QICMS is listed as an affiliate to Campbell Cohen, and vice versa.
However, finding an immigration firm in North America or Europe isn’t the only important factor to consider when researching a local immigration company you can trust. Most Middle Eastern investors find it best to work with companies located in the same region and/or time zone, as steady correspondence between a client and company is integral to immigration planning. Even more, a client will find it easier (and less overwhelming) to communicate with an immigration company in his or her native language.
Identifying “red flags” when researching an immigration company’s website
- Accessibility of information
- Quality is key to success
- Automatic guarantees
- Deals “too good to be true”
Final thoughts
To avoid the threat of immigration fraud, it is important that individuals looking into immigration options thoroughly research a company’s website to ensure the information is coming from a credible source. The amount of information on the internet is limitless, and immigration websites may not always have the client’s best interests in mind. However, with proper research and knowing how to identify potential red flags, individuals seeking residency or citizenship abroad can significantly increase his or her chances of successful immigration.
At QICMS, we believe in honesty, professionalism, and integrity first and foremost; our team of multi-lingual immigration specialists and network of experienced professionals dedicate their business skills to provide clients with guidance tailored to their needs with regards to global citizenship and residency solutions. Contact our office today to begin your immigration plans for a brighter future.
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