[ How it works ]
Three honest steps. No agency in between.
Agencies in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya routinely charge ₦300,000–₦800,000 to do what amounts to reading public government criteria back to you, sometimes inaccurately. Here's exactly what Passage does instead, and why each step is built the way it is.
- 01
Tell us your honest profile
For example
Say you're a 27-year-old nurse in Nigeria with a BSc, four years of hospital experience, an IELTS 6.5, and ₦4,200,000 in savings. That's genuinely all Passage needs to start — no account, no payment, no agency phone call.
Education, occupation, experience, funds, English level, age, family situation, nationality, and which of the seven applicant types describes you. These are the same facts every embassy actually checks — not a generic personality quiz, and not a sales-qualification form designed to get your phone number.
The intake is adaptive: selecting 'founder' unlocks questions about your company's stage and funding; selecting 'researcher' asks about publications and hosting agreements. You only answer what's relevant to routes you might actually pursue, and every answer is saved automatically as you go — closing the tab or hitting back never loses your progress.
- 02
See your ranked routes across countries
For example
That same nursing profile might come back with UK Skilled Worker at 88% fit (healthcare is a shortage occupation, salary threshold cleared), Ireland Critical Skills Employment Permit at 81%, and Canada Express Entry at 64% (English score is the gap holding it back).
A deterministic rules engine — not a chatbot guessing — checks your exact profile against every route we support and ranks them by a real, weighted fit score. Every requirement is cited to an official government source. Nothing is invented, and nothing is guessed.
You'll see the single biggest gap per route (not a vague 'you might not qualify'), what closing it would take, and — for routes you don't currently pass — an honest explanation of exactly why, with the same source citations. This is the part an agency has no incentive to give you for free, because it's the part that would let you skip them entirely.
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Follow your personalized roadmap
For example
Once you pick UK Skilled Worker as your route, the roadmap breaks down the Certificate of Sponsorship process, the documents you'll need (bank statements, TB test, criminal record certificate), and a realistic timeline — with your specific gap (if any) called out as the first thing to fix.
Once you pick a route, get a step-by-step plan and document help, cited to official sources — never a guaranteed outcome, always your strongest honest case. This is the one part of Passage that isn't free (₦15,000 one-time per route, versus ₦300,000–₦800,000 for an agency to do the same thing, often less honestly).
The document toolkit drafts your cover letter, statement of purpose, and financial explanation from what you've actually told us — it refuses to invent facts, and inserts a clear placeholder for anything missing rather than making something up. If your situation changes, an optional 'Active Applicant' subscription keeps you posted on rule changes for the routes you're tracking.
Start with the free check
No account, no payment, no phone call from an agency — just an honest answer about where you actually stand.
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