Germany's Opportunity Card lets qualified people enter and look for work without a job offer first. That is a genuinely different proposition from most skilled routes.
Each broken into steps you can buy on their own.
The Chancenkarte points route: eligibility, qualification recognition, and application support as separate services.
Yes. Every stage of every service is priced separately and can be bought on its own. If you only want your documentation and statement of purpose prepared, you buy that module and nothing else. There is no minimum spend and no requirement to continue with later stages.
Full end-to-end packages across the Indian market typically run into the tens of thousands of rupees, and most consultancies will not publish a figure until you have spoken to a salesperson. We publish every price on the site. Individual steps start from a few thousand rupees, and the initial eligibility assessment is free.
Yes, and there is no obligation attached to it. You get your calculated score, the programmes you qualify for, and an honest assessment. If your profile is not currently competitive, we will tell you that rather than sell you a package. That is better for you and saves us both time.
Documents are uploaded to a client portal that sits behind its own login, separate from the public website. Files are stored outside the web-accessible directory, so there is no URL that can reach them even by accident. Every access is logged with a timestamp, and you can delete your documents at any time.
No, and you should be sceptical of anyone who does. The decision rests entirely with the relevant immigration authority. What we control is the quality and completeness of what gets submitted, which is where most avoidable refusals come from.
Nothing expires. Your case and documents stay in the portal, and you can purchase the next step whenever you are ready, next month or next year. If you end up buying several steps, we will apply the relevant bundle price rather than charging you the higher individual total.
We are an immigration consultancy, not a law firm, and we are not affiliated with any government or immigration authority. We do not provide legal advice. For matters requiring legal representation, such as appeals, refusals on character grounds, or complex cases, we will tell you plainly that you need a licensed practitioner.
