Top African Elite Talent Insufficiently Immigrating According to AgoraVisa's Observation
AgoraVisa: Revolutionizing U.S. Immigration for African Talents
AgoraVisa, an innovative immigration consulting firm based in Washington DC, is making waves in the world of U.S. immigration. Founded in 2024, the company specializes in supporting African talents, including founders, entrepreneurs, researchers, and creatives seeking to work or immigrate to the U.S.
AgoraVisa leverages technology, including AI, to assess individual profiles for visa eligibility. The firm processes four visa categories: O1, EB1, EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW), and EB3. After an initial consultation, applicants are onboarded on AgoraVisa's platform and assigned a case manager. All communication and document tracking take place on this platform.
Despite the fact that India, China, Mexico, and the Philippines account for nearly half of U.S. immigrant visas, AgoraVisa's primary target market is Africa. The firm's mission is to help more people from these regions navigate the U.S. immigration process.
AgoraVisa has recorded a 99.9% success rate, which it attributes to rigorous case screening and end-to-end support. The company's priority remains expanding its services into more U.S. visa categories to help more people immigrate to the U.S. The main market segments into which AgoraVisa is expanding are Germany, Canada, and the USA.
It's important to note that AgoraVisa has no partnership or affiliation with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and final approval decisions lie with the agency. Independent attorneys provide legal representation at later stages of the process.
AgoraVisa offers a 30-minute brainstorming call with human experts for $50 to provide deeper insights into U.S immigration options, timelines, and requirements. The firm's primary revenue stream is its full-service immigration support, which costs between $11,000 and $15,000, depending on the visa type. This cost includes consultations and legal representation throughout the process.
The AI tool generated by AgoraVisa provides automated recommendations on a client's eligibility and outlines the most suitable visa pathways. The company is eyeing other countries with high-immigration flow, including the U.K. and Canada.
AgoraVisa's constant adaptation to the ever-changing immigration regulations is its biggest challenge, but the firm adapts by continuously iterating its processes to keep pace with these changes. The firm's commitment to supporting African talents seeking to work or immigrate to the U.S. remains unwavering, as it continues to expand its services and reach. AgoraVisa has not raised any money and has no plans to do so in the future.
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