Immigration cases handled with verified expert agencies

Work permits, right-to-work compliance, LMIA, EU Blue Card, US Green Card, refugee and complex refusal cases, each prepared with a verified expert agency.

Case types

  • Work permits: Sponsored hires in 8 countries
  • Right-to-work and sponsor compliance: Checks before the offer, duties after the hire
  • LMIA (Canada): Labour Market Impact Assessment for Canadian employers
  • EU Blue Card: Highly skilled hires into Germany and 24 other EU states
  • US Green Card: Employment-based and family permanent residence
  • Refugee and humanitarian cases: Asylum, refugee family reunion and humanitarian protection
  • Complex cases: Refusals, appeals, bans, waivers and licence problems

How a complex case runs

Work permits, family and partner visas, investor and golden visas, permanent residence and citizenship are regulated advice in most destinations, so Vistolane runs them on the specialist support track: a licensed partner for that route is assigned, the applicant, the employer or sponsor and the Vistolane team work the same case record, and the partner reviews and signs the filing. Document checks, deadlines, appointment booking and the guaranteed filing date work exactly as they do for a tourist or student visa.

  1. Assessment. The route is tested against the authority's current rules: eligibility, thresholds, evidence and the realistic decision window.
  2. Case file. Documents are requested once, checked automatically and reviewed by the licensed partner; gaps are chased by WhatsApp and e-mail.
  3. Filing. The partner lodges the application, books biometrics or the interview and quotes the guaranteed filing date to everyone on the case.
  4. Decision and follow-up. The decision is recorded against the date; refusals get a written review and a re-application plan, and residence permits carry renewal reminders.

Questions, answered

What is a case type?

A visa or immigration route handled as one file: LMIA, EU Blue Card, US green card and similar. Each page explains the steps, the forms, the timeline and who does what.

Who handles these cases?

A licensed immigration practice or attorney from Vistolane's verified partner network files the case; Vistolane prepares, checks and tracks the documents on the shared record.

How are partners verified?

Register number, insurance and jurisdiction are checked before listing, and every closed case can be reviewed by the applicant on the partner's public scorecard.

Can I start a case myself?

Yes. Run the free eligibility check, upload your documents and Vistolane matches the licensed partner for the route and country.