FAQ’s

Generally, non-immigrant (visit, tourist, or business) visas process faster. Immigrant visa applications go through additional stages, including approval from USCIS and the National Visa Center, which can take around 30–60 days. Always plan early and consult with us for the best timelines based on your case.

To apply for a tourist visa, you’ll need a recent passport-size photo, proof of employment or study (like a job certificate or student ID), a valid passport, and other supporting documents. A & Z Migration will guide you through each step and help you prepare a complete application.

Yes! You don’t need to worry about filling out the visa application yourself. Our expert team will fill out the form for you, ensuring all information is accurate and meets the requirements of the embassy you're applying to.

If your visa expires before you travel, you’ll need to reapply. Also, some countries require your passport to be valid for at least 3 to 6 months after your planned entry. We’ll help you understand your visa validity and ensure you apply at the right time.

Anyone planning to move abroad permanently (to live, work, or settle) requires an immigrant visa. If you only plan to visit temporarily — for tourism, study, or short-term work — you’ll need a non-immigrant visa instead.

A lawful permanent resident (LPR) is someone who holds a Green Card in the United States, allowing them to live and work there permanently. This card serves as proof of legal immigration status.

Yes, if you’re approved under a visa category that permits employment. If you're selected through a work-based immigration process and meet all requirements, you will be legally allowed to work.

We aim for maximum transparency. In some cases, partial refunds may be available if a case does not proceed due to specific reasons. However, government fees or services already delivered are non-refundable.

Yes, under certain immigration laws, you can apply for your spouse's residency or citizenship depending on the country. Our team will help you understand the process and eligibility.

Applications can be rejected due to simple errors, missing documents, or lack of proper translation. That’s why we carefully review each application to reduce the risk of denial.

Key documents include a bank statement, income proof, property documents, and evidence of strong family ties. These help prove your intent to return and your financial stability.

Processing time depends on the country, visa type, and embassy workload. It can take a few weeks to a few months. A & Z Migration works to ensure your application is submitted correctly and on time to avoid delays.

No, we do not work on a "done base" model. We follow ethical practices and charge for the services and consultation provided, not based on visa results.

No. We work legally and professionally, without any unofficial connections. All applications are handled transparently, based on merit and documentation.

There’s no official age limit. However, applicants over 46 years may receive fewer or no points for age under Canada’s point-based system. We help optimize your profile to meet the required 67 points or more for eligibility.

To apply under the Federal Skilled Worker Program, you need at least 67 out of 100 points. Additionally, a strong CRS score (out of 1200) improves your chances in the Express Entry system. IELTS and ECA are must-haves.

You must meet the criteria set by the province and be nominated either through Express Entry or a direct provincial stream. Our team will guide you on selecting the right province and program based on your profile.