Immigration rules change overnight and the internet is full of stale copies. We track 434 programmes across 150 countries against their official sources, record every change, and show you how confident we are in each fact.
We maintain a list of government and authority pages per programme and crawl them on a schedule. Where an official page exists, it wins over every other source.
Every scan is diffed against the last. When a price, requirement, timeline or status changes, we record it and publish it to the public changelog the same day.
Each field is rated by how many independent sources agree and whether an official source backs it. That rating is shown on the programme page — we never hide uncertainty.
AI assists with collection and drafting, but changes to the data are reviewed by a person, and anyone can flag an error in one click.
Government departments and immigration authorities — the primary source for every fact we can get from one.
Law firms and government-licensed agents who handle these applications day to day.
Reputable news outlets and specialist mobility press, used to catch announcements early.
Forums and first-hand applicant reports — useful signal, always corroborated before we rely on it.
Other databases, cross-checked rather than copied.
Backed by an official source, usually with two or more sources in agreement.
From credible secondary sources; official confirmation pending or in progress.
Limited sourcing so far — treat as indicative and verify before acting.
Every programme page has a Report an errorlink in its footer. Tell us what looks off and we'll check it against the official source — corrections show up in our public changelog.