Application planning
A structured comparison of viable routes, evidence requirements, family coverage, cost components and practical alternatives.
Residence & Immigration
The right residence plan can connect your family to education, work, business and long-term security. It should begin with the life you intend to build, not with a single visa name.
MAYA GROUP compares relevant routes across the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, then coordinates the people, evidence and practical steps needed to move a chosen strategy forward.

Residence programs
Each destination offers more than one route. MAYA GROUP helps distinguish the route that looks attractive from the one your profile, timing and evidence can support.

Talent, national-interest, employer-sponsored and qualifying investment routes for professionals, founders and families.
EB-1A · EB-2 NIW · EB-3 · EB-5Explore this destination
Federal, provincial, Atlantic and community routes shaped around skills, work experience, employers and settlement plans.
Express Entry · PNP · AIP · RCIP · FCIPExplore this destination
Points-tested, state-nominated, regional, employer-sponsored and innovation pathways for globally mobile talent.
Subclass 189 · 190 · 491 · Employer · NIV 858Explore this destination
Skilled, Green List, investor and business pathways for people planning a long-term base in New Zealand.
Green List · Skilled Migrant · Investor · BusinessExplore this destinationPrograms, occupation settings, nomination priorities and application conditions can change. All options require confirmation against current government rules and an individual assessment before engagement.
From permission to a practical move
A structured comparison of viable routes, evidence requirements, family coverage, cost components and practical alternatives.
A connected view of family eligibility, school timing and the practical decisions that surround a move to a new country.
Introductions and practical coordination with appropriately authorised partners around the chosen immigration pathway.
Frequently asked questions
These answers are general. The correct analysis depends on current rules and the facts, evidence and objectives of each applicant and family.
A visa is one legal route. A residence strategy starts with the outcome your family needs, then compares status type, work rights, family coverage, renewal duties and the longer-term pathway before choosing that route.
That depends on your profile and priorities. Career plans, business activity, education, timing, language, travel flexibility and willingness to meet ongoing residence conditions can point to very different answers.
Many pathways allow eligible family members, but definitions, age limits, dependency evidence and work or study rights vary. Family composition should be assessed at the start rather than added as an afterthought.
No. Permanent residence and citizenship usually have separate eligibility, physical-presence, language, character and timing requirements. These should be reviewed independently under the rules in force at the relevant time.
Evidence commonly relates to identity, family relationships, education, employment, achievements, business activity, funds and source of wealth. The exact document plan depends on the selected route and the applicant’s circumstances.
MAYA GROUP coordinates the overall client journey and, where jurisdiction-specific legal, tax, financial or investment advice is required, works alongside appropriately authorised independent professionals.
Private residence assessment
Tell us which markets you are considering, who needs to be included and what you want the move to make possible. MAYA GROUP will use that context to frame an initial route comparison.
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