United States desk
Mon–Fri · 09:00–18:00 ET
EB-1A strategy, criteria mapping and responses to requests for evidence.
contact
One message, a straight answer
usually inside two working days
Tell us where you are and what you have done. The person who would run your case replies — not a sales team.
get in touch
Send the CV. We will tell you which country it fits.
No sales sequence. One reply from the person who would run your case — the route we would start with and what the record is still missing — usually inside two working days.
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- Hours
- Mon–Fri, 09:00–18:00
three desks
A strategist in each time zone
We are a remote-first team, so calls happen in your working hours wherever you are.
United Kingdom desk
Mon–Fri · 09:00–18:00 UK time
Global Talent endorsement cases in digital technology, research and the arts.
Australia desk
Mon–Fri · 09:00–18:00 AEST
National Innovation Visa expressions of interest and nominator strategy.
before you write
Still unsure? Ask usThe three questions we hear first
Start where your record is strongest today and where you actually want to live. The US EB-1A rewards sustained, documented acclaim. The UK Global Talent visa turns on an endorsement from a recognised body in your field. Australia's National Innovation Visa asks for an internationally recognised record plus a nominator of national standing. Our route assessment scores you against all three, so you lead with the likeliest win and keep the others in reserve.
Yes. Each application is separate, and they can run in parallel. That is exactly why we build one core evidence file and shape it for each country, rather than starting again three times. We will also tell you when it makes sense to sequence them instead.
No. A PhD or a major award can help, but neither is required. Talent visas look at the overall weight of your record, meaning citations, judging, press, leadership, pay, and impact on your field. Many strong applicants have none of the "famous" markers and a well-documented body of work.