Experience a New World of Possibilities
with European Immigration.
Immigrating to the Schengen region in Europe can mean the opportunity for a new life and the chance to explore a whole new world of possibilities. The 25 countries that make up the Schengen region in Europe share an open border policy that allows for free movement of goods, services and individuals. This means that visa rules and regulations for entry can be quite flexible, making it easier for those wishing to relocate from other countries. From educational opportunities to incredible job prospects, the Schengen region has something to offer for everyone. With a vibrant culture, stunning landscapes and world-renowned cities, Europeans have the unique chance to experience all that the region has to offer. Whether you are looking to start a new business, reunite with family or explore new horizons, immigrating to the Schengen region in Europe can open the door to a new life of opportunity.
What are the advantages of immigrating to Europe?
Significant reduction in the cost and time of obtaining visas and entry and exit permits to member countries
Fixed and common visa procedures between the member countries and as a result the ease of obtaining information and obtaining a visa
Varied and lucrative job opportunities
The possibility of studying in top European universities
Benefiting from economic and business opportunities and banking services in member countries
Receive free medical services
Benefiting from citizenship rights and residence privileges in the Schengen area
Strong support for immigrants by member states of the Union
European Investment and Finance
Work Migration to Europe
Obtaining a European Study Visa
European Family and Marriage Visa
European Tourist Visa
Negin Safaee is an Australian Registered Migration Agent (MARN 1791573) at Visayab Migration Services, providing strategic Australian immigration and visa advice to skilled professionals, families, employers, students and high-achieving applicants. Educated at The Australian National University, Negin Safaee has extensive experience across Australian skilled migration, including Subclass 189, 190 and 491 visas, skills assessments, points-test reviews, EOI and SkillSelect strategy, as well as employer-sponsored migration through Subclass 482 Skills in Demand, Subclass 186 and Subclass 494 visas, Standard Business Sponsorship, DAMA and Labour Agreements. Her practice also covers Partner Visas, Parent Visas, Student Visa Subclass 500, Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485, National Innovation Visa Subclass 858, Visitor Visas, Australian Citizenship, Resident Return Visas, Bridging Visas and complex visa refusal and Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) matters. Known for strategic case assessment, meticulous attention to detail and evidence-focused preparation, Negin Safaee works to identify the strongest and most appropriate Australian migration pathway for each client based on their qualifications, professional background, family circumstances, immigration history and long-term objectives.