What MyVisaRoutes is, and isn't
MyVisaRoutes makes official visa information easier to find and compare for people applying from South Asia, Africa and the Philippines.
What we do
- Publish the same facts, fees and official links for everyone.
- Take every figure from government pages, date it, and mark anything we couldn't confirm.
- Offer a free check that compares your answers with published minimums.
- Sell general guides that are identical for every buyer.
What we don't do
- Give immigration advice about your case.
- Recommend which visa you should choose.
- Predict decisions or promise outcomes.
- Fill in or check applications or documents.
- Contact governments or employers for you.
Why this matters
In the UK, giving immigration advice about a person's case without being regulated is a criminal offence, and Canada has similar rules for paid advice. Keeping to general information keeps MyVisaRoutes honest and keeps you protected. For advice on your situation, use a regulated adviser.
How we keep information current
Every figure comes from an official page and shows the date we last checked it. Before anything on the site changes, we read the official page again, then update the figure and its "last checked" date. If you spot something out of date, tell us. The full process is on How we check information.
Editor
Israr Ul Haq Awan, founder and editor, checks the figures on MyVisaRoutes against the official pages and approves every change before it goes live. The editor is a software developer, not an immigration adviser: the job here is making sure what we publish matches what governments publish, and is dated and sourced.
Who runs MyVisaRoutes
MyVisaRoutes is run by Isnex Technologies Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 15999648). MyVisaRoutes is independent and is not connected to any government.