Global mobility

Global Mobility Services From Pakistan

Visa, attestation, endorsement and relocation support for staff you have already selected.

Traveller with documents looking out at an airport departure hall

Not every employer needs sourcing. Many already know who they want and need the mobility side done properly: the passport endorsed, the contract attested, the medical cleared, the emigration record in order and the worker actually on the flight. One missed endorsement delays a project for weeks.

Global mobility work is where our licence earns its keep. We process work visas, embassy attestation, Protector of Emigrants registration, emigration clearance and travel for candidates selected by the employer, and we can take on documents that have already been started elsewhere and stalled.

For staff moving with families, we also coordinate dependent visas, schooling and accommodation information, and a pre-departure briefing on cost of living, labour law and grievance routes, so the first month abroad is not spent solving problems that could have been answered at home.

Mobility services we provide we cover

  • Work permit and visa documentation
  • Embassy attestation and endorsement
  • Protector of Emigrants registration and clearance
  • Dependent and family visa coordination
  • Pre-departure orientation for the worker and family
  • Arrival handover, onboarding and exit support

What the employer receives

  1. 1

    A document tracker showing exactly where each file stands

  2. 2

    Attestation and endorsement handled with the concerned embassy

  3. 3

    Medical, police clearance and insurance coordination

  4. 4

    Air ticketing with arrival confirmed to the site contact

  5. 5

    Repatriation and final-settlement documentation support

Documents that stand up

Every file is checked against the embassy and Bureau requirements before it is submitted.

No stranded candidates

We chase stalled visas and stalled endorsements instead of waiting for the next batch.

Families considered

Dependent visas and a pre-departure briefing reduce the first-month dropouts.