Question 1

What is PASSAGE?

Accepted Answer

PASSAGE is an AI-powered immigration navigator that simplifies the entire visa application process. It provides step-by-step roadmaps, document scanning with error detection, deadline tracking, and post-arrival integration guides for immigrants, expats, and digital nomads across 150+ visa types in 70+ countries.

Question 2

How much does PASSAGE cost compared to an immigration lawyer?

Accepted Answer

PASSAGE is 97% cheaper than a traditional immigration attorney. A 6-month Active Application subscription costs $180 total, while the same process with an attorney typically costs $4,500 or more. PASSAGE also offers a free Explorer tier with basic features.

Question 3

Can I apply for a visa without a lawyer using PASSAGE?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PASSAGE is designed to help you navigate the immigration process independently. It provides AI-powered document scanning, form error detection (Pre-Flight Check), personalized step-by-step roadmaps, and deadline tracking. However, for complex legal matters, we recommend consulting a licensed immigration attorney.

Question 4

What visa types does PASSAGE support?

Accepted Answer

PASSAGE supports over 150 visa types across 70+ countries, including H-1B, Green Card, UK Skilled Worker, Canada Express Entry, Portugal D8 Digital Nomad Visa, Australia Skilled Worker, Germany Blue Card, F-1 Student Visa, EB-1A, EB-5, and many more.

Question 5

Is my data secure on PASSAGE?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. PASSAGE uses AES-256 encryption for all documents and is fully GDPR and CCPA compliant. You own your data and can delete everything at any time. We never share your personal information with third parties.

Question 6

How does the AI Pre-Flight Check work?

Accepted Answer

The AI Pre-Flight Check scans your uploaded documents and completed forms for common errors before submission — including date inconsistencies, missing signatures, incorrect formatting, and name mismatches. It catches the types of errors that cause 86,000+ visa denials annually.

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