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- 12 September 2026Blog · Guide→
One record, three rulebooks: how the US, UK and Australia read the same CV
The same body of work can look borderline in one system and obvious in another. Here is why, and how to tell which is which before you pay a filing fee.
- 1 September 2026Press release→
Global Immigration extends its evidence service to the UK and Australia
Clients can now have one record assessed against the US EB-1A, the UK Global Talent visa and Australia's National Innovation Visa.
- 28 August 2026Blog · United States→
The EB-1A criteria that quietly carry most petitions
Ten criteria, three required — but they are not equal. Some are easy to document and hard to dispute; others invite a request for evidence.
- 14 August 2026Blog · United Kingdom→
Exceptional Talent or Exceptional Promise? Choosing your UK stage honestly
Applying at the wrong stage is one of the most common reasons strong candidates are refused. Years of experience are a guide, not the answer.
- 30 July 2026Blog · Australia→
Finding a nominator for Australia's National Innovation Visa
A nominator of national reputation in your field is required. Here is how to identify one — and what they need from you before they sign.
“I had spent two years aiming at the wrong country. The assessment showed my record read far stronger against the UK standard than the US one, so we rebuilt the case around that.”
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Research scientist, computational biology · UK Global Talent
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