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Humanitarian admission and resettlement programmes

If you want to go abroad, we can help you make an informed decision.

There is so much information out there on Humanitarian admission and resettlement programmes and how to be part of it. Surely, you know someone who lives outside of Afghanistan. Who possibly undertook a difficult journey to get there? Who possibly has troubles abroad and someone who has been returned back. The Migrant Resource Centre (MRC) is here for you, to advise you and your family while taking a decision on leaving Afghanistan.

We help Afghans make informed decisions when considering going abroad. We provide guidance on a number of issues including:

  • availlable humanitarian aid programmes in Afghanistan,
  • relocation programess for Afghans
  • the processes and procedures involved in going abroad,
  • employment opportunities abroad,
  • education opportunities for Afghans abroad,
  • your rights and duties as a migrant in destination countries,
  • socio-cultural norms and labour laws of destination countries,
  • verification of overseas employment contracts,
  • how to protect yourself and where to seek help abroad, if needed,

We have dedicated staff at the Migrant Resource Centre who can answer these questions.
You can discuss your plans and the MRC counsellors will provide you with all the information you need – in a personal session at the MRC or WhatsApp and telegramme.

Our counselling is free-of-charge and strictly confidential.

We will tailor the information to your needs!

 

Be safe!

Are you planning to leave Afghanistan? Maybe for work, your education or to join your family abroad? If you do, please follow the below points in order to stay safe!

  1. Be Informed

    Before deciding to migrate, find out as much as you can about the place where you want to go, living and working conditions there, if you already have a job offer about the work you will do, about other people who will go with you. Talk to your friends and family, local authorities, NGOs and to the Migrant Resource Centre.

  2. Migrate legally

    Travelling without visa and other legal documents is a bad decision. Migrate only if you have all the documents you need for this travel, including your visa and work permit. Irregular migration puts you under many risks, for instance exploitation for work without pay.

  3. If you are offered or promised a job abroad, know the Recruiter

    Do not trust everyone. Find out as much as you can about the recruitment agency that is assisting you in finding work abroad. What is their reputation? Do they have a license for their work? Are they asking you to lie about your age or to work without a contract?

  4. Sign a Contract before you accept an employment offer

    Contracts are important! Ask to have a contract signed with the recruitment agency. When you find work, ask to have a contract signed with your employer. Without a contract, your work is not legal.

  5. Protect Your Documents

    Keep your personal documents safe. Make photocopies of your passport, visa, work contract etc. Keep the originals in a safe place and keep photocopies with yourself. Do not give your documents to other people and do not let anyone else keep them.

  6. In Emergencies

    Be prepared. Always carry with you a list of important telephone numbers including local police, ambulance, fire department, your friends and family, your embassy or consulate department, NGOs, trade unions, migrants associations and of the Migrant Resource Centre.

  7. Keep in touch with other people

    Keep regular contact with your friends and family back in your home country. Let them know that you are well and safe. Befriend and interact with migrants. This way you can help and support one another.

  8. Protect yourself

    If you have problems, talk with trusted persons. Seek help from NGOs or authorities for advice and protection.

Our counselling is free-of-charge and strictly confidential.

We will tailor the information to your needs!

 

Be aware!

Travelling without a visa or work permit or other legal documents or crossing the borders in an irregular way is a bad decision.  If you do not have all the legal documents you need for travelling abroad, you are putting yourself under big risk. If you cross borders without having a visa for the country you are entering, you are breaking the law. 

Be careful!

There are criminal groups or intermediaries/agents operating and taking advantage of people who decide to travel illegally. If you seek help from such intermediaries or agents who sell information, services and documents to go abroad, you may not only go into debt on very harsh conditions. But very often you are also not told the truth and may end up in violent or exploitative situations.

Criminal groups or intermediaries may also promise a job or another good opportunity abroad. If this looks too good to be true, then it is not true. Migrants and refugees are especially vulnerable to trafficking in persons, a crime that exploits women, children and men for numerous purposes including forced labor and sexual exploitation.

Be vigilant!

These criminal groups can charge you a lot of money for your travel and may also put you under life threatening risks during the journey abroad. You may also not arrive at the agreed destination.

Other situations that can put you at risk

Even if you travel legally to another country but then overstay your visa or work permit, this makes you an irregular migrant. Remember that you will always be in a vulnerable situation without proper documentation or legal permit to stay in a foreign country.

Without legal permits, the authorities of the foreign country will expel you and return you to Afghanistan.

Our counselling on these topics is free-of-charge and strictly confidential.

Come and see or call us to find out more at the MRC in Kabul

Before you leave

MRCs provide free of cost sessions to all intending and outgoing migrants (workers, professionals, students, families, young men and women). We put a lot of emphasis on the right and credible information about safe migration whether it is for employment, settlement or education. The orientation sessions highlight the benefits of regular migration and exposes the hazards and consequences associated with irregular migration.

These sessions help you in making an informed decision.

We hold sessions for students at technical and vocational institutions, colleges and professional universities. These classes cover safe migration, the current migration trends and risks and consequences of people smuggling and human trafficking.

MRC counsellors visit technical institutions, colleges, universities and communities to hold awareness sessions on a regular basis.

Please contact us if you want us to visit your school, your community, your village to raise awareness on migration.

Our counselling is free-of-charge and strictly confidential.

Who else can help?

We work closely with some government and non-government agencies that provide support to people like you - to inform Afghans who want to go abroad, who face troubles in another country or who want to return. We refer you to the right  agency or organisation, which can help you in their area of expertise. The following list of institutions/ organisations / programmes and services might be of interest to you:

1. Afghanistan Population Registration and Tazkira Department: You can get your national ID card here; they are located next to Khirkhah gas station, after Tahia Maskan Square, Kabul, Afghanistan. The address of the the Directorate of Foreigners and Vital Statistics is: In front of Nadryia High School, Karte Parwan, Kabul, Afghanistan, more at https://www.facebook.com/705726932797697-ریاست-عمومی-ثبت-احوال-نفوس

2. Passport Office (Ministry of Interior Affairs) : In order to travel abroad legally, you need a passport and visa for the country you want to travel to. According to article 39 of the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and Passport Law :”Every Afghan, according to law, has the right to travel abroad and return.” The central Passport Office works in order to issue passport for Afghans. Read about the necessary procedures here

3. Sequa’s ARIVET project which is funded by GIZ. This project provides vocational training to build technical skills of the Afghans in Iran, in order for them to have better chances of finding jobs. Afghans contacting MRC from Iran requesting for assistance and livelihood opportunities are referred to our ARIVET focal point. To learn more about ARIVET project, please visit: https://www.sequa.de/en/projects-programmes/arivet/

4. Awaaz Afghanistan project which is funded by UNOPS. MRC acts as referral mechanism to Awaaz humanitarian helpline when Afghans (returnees and IDPs) reach out MRC asking about humanitarian aid. Awaaz also refers Afghans seeking information of migration related topics to MRC. Therefore, there is a complementarity mechanism between MRC and Awaaz project. To learn more about Awaaz Afghanistan project, please visit:  https://awaazaf.org/

5. Miniila Application for missing children. MRC acts as referral mechanism for questions related to Afghan missing migrant children/ unaccompanied minors in Europe. We had in person meeting with Miniila colleagues and agreed to work as referral mechanism for each other when we get questions related to our mandates/ scope of works. To learn more about Miniila, please visit: https://missingchildreneurope.eu/miniila/

6. Abad Foundation, the Afghan Lawyers Association in Denmark and  KEIHAN Foundation which are initiatives funded by DRC. MRC also receives questions from Afghans who are in Europe and have enquiries related to integration in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden and other EU countries. Here, the Afghan diaspora communities step up to support the integration of the newly arrived Afghans to the EU countries, in addition to the support provided by respective countries. This is an opportunity for MRC to support Afghans in the EU MS by linking them with the Diaspora organizations.

7. Mixed Migration Centre for exchange of information on smuggling routes, smuggling networks activities and messaging, information on migrants decision etc. MRC also make use of MMC’s (4iM) surveys reports.

8. Talent Beyond Boundaries for referral of qualified Afghans. MRC refers Afghans in the country, region and on the move to colleagues at TBB. I met colleagues from TBB  last October in Geneva at IGC meeting and since then we pass TBB’s messages to qualified Afghans as social media posts. To learn more about TBB’s Afghan initiatives, please visit: https://www.talentbeyondboundaries.org/afghanistan-faq 

9. UNHCR’s Help Afghanistan Initiative for referral of Afghans with enquiries on resettlement and humanitarian readmission programmes  https://help.unhcr.org/afghanistan/   

Consultations on Legal Migration

The MRC can provide you with information on legal migration options, including scholarships available for Afghans to study abroad. Below you can find some useful links. To get more details, feel free to contact the MRC team. 

Scholarship opportunities for Afghans to study abroad:

  • http://www.scholars4dev.com

Scholarships for Development, is an updated listing of international scholarships that are open to students from developing countries, including Afghanistan, and international students in general. The site helps you find the best international scholarships abroad so you can become Scholars for Development.

  • http://www.o4af.com/

Opportunity for Afghanistan provides you with listings of international scholarships and job opportunities. This portal was specifically created for Afghanistan, to provide its youth with a broad set of options for their personal development. They also provide training for youth and online seminars. 

  • https://scholarship-positions.com/

Scholarship-Positions.com was started in 2007 by Oxford University graduates to help international students in finding suitable scholarships to study abroad. The site helps students in securing scholarships and financial aid in the world's top universities.

Job opportunities abroad for Afghans:

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Responsible body: The responsible body and data controller of your personal data is:
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Data Protection Principles
For ICMPD trust is a vital cornerstone in every business relationship, which is why we attach great importance to the secure and sensitive management of your data. This data protection declaration is intended to give you an insight into which personal data is used, for what purpose and what options are available to you as the data subject for getting the best possible overview of what happens to your data and what rights you have in this regard. ICMPD operates a consistent and continuous data protection management system in order to systematically plan, organise, manage and monitor legal and operational data protection requirements. Our goal is to ensure the rights and freedoms of those concerned, and recognise business-related risks arising from data protection and to be able to manage these accordingly.
This means for you, as the data subject:
• All personal data shall be processed in a fair and transparent manner.
• All personal data shall be accurate and be kept up to date. When found to be inaccurate it shall be corrected as soon as possible.
• Personal data shall only be used for the specified purpose for which active consent was obtained.
• Personal data which is no longer used for the specified purpose or is known to be inaccurate shall be deleted/destructed or, where deletion is not feasible, access must be restricted so that no one apart from those responsible for technical maintenance of the space it is saved in has access.
• While business contacts are available to all staff and made available to implementing partners, beneficiaries and contractors as required, access to private and sensitive data is restricted to persons who need access for carrying out their respective function for as long as they carry out this function based on a secure authentication mechanism including strong passwords.
• Processing activities of personal data owned by ICMPD may only be performed by external parties based on the conclusion of a binding written contract that sets out the purpose and duration of the processing and ensures that the processor meets technical and organisational requirements to ensure the effective protection of the rights of the concerned data subjects.
• ICMPD respect your rights under the data protection laws, such as the right to be informed about the lawful basis we rely on for processing your personal data.
• Our information processing security measures comply with the latest standards and with statutory requirements.
• Our employees are obliged to maintain confidentiality and receive regular training on data handling best practices.
In order to explain it to you as transparently as possible, we have endeavoured to describe the facts as simply as possible. Whether you are a long-standing implementing partner, beneficiary or contractor, we invite you to read this statement carefully and familiarise yourself with our practices.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us - our contact details are set out at the beginning of this statement.

What type or categories of personal data we process
Personal data is all that information that relates to an identified or identifiable natural person.
We store and process personal data only as far as is directly necessary for developing and in the implementation of individual projects and services along our fields of expertise.
We also process data that we have rightfully obtained from publicly accessible sources (e.g. company registers or the land registry).
We process the personal data which you provide to us in various ways such as through your use of our website or in the course of an enquiry you have with us.
The following personal data is processed by us:
• Personal data relating to partners, beneficiaries or contractors:
• First name, Last name, address (address, zip, city, country)
• Contact details (email address, telephone number)
Any further information you provide to us such as the content of an enquiry (via a free text field or over the phone)
Personal data relating to customer base/supplier base: We record very little data on suppliers. We merely need to ensure a trouble-free business relationship.
• Supplier contacts (Name of Entity as per Registration, Contact Person first name, Contact Person last name)
• Contact details (address, email address, telephone number)
• Bank details
Personal data relating to applicants/bidders: there is a separate data protection declaration for these.


We guarantee that we will only use any personal data we collect for the purpose for which it was originally collected. It is especially important to us to ensure there is no lack of clarity around collection of personal data and that you know from the start how, why and by whom the data has been collected.

How we use personal data
The processing of the data subject's data is carried out on the basis of the performance of the contract and in exercise of the legal regulations addressed to the data controller (in particular the laws concerning the employee).
For example, the purposes of data processing are as follows
• Personal contact data for the establishment, processing and management of contracts and business relationships
• Payroll and general payments for various projects
• For financial and business accounting purposes
• Data used in the context of consultancy activities
• All data necessary for the handling of internal processes (e.g. accounting, personnel administration, etc.)
• Personal data required for purchasing purposes (e.g. supplier contact details).
In addition, in order to safeguard our legitimate interests, the following data processing purposes are pursued, for example
• Marketing to inform interested parties about projects
• Processing and transfer of data in the context of implementing and securing new IT solutions.
If the purpose for which the data was originally collected no longer applies, we may continue to store your data only if we obtain your consent to do so or if there is another important exceptional reason.

Existence of automated decision-making
We do not currently undertake any automatic decision-making or profiling.

Legal basis for the collection and processing of your data
As a rule, we try to make the collection and processing of your data as transparent as possible. Therefore, we adhere exactly to the guidelines set out in Art. 6 ff of the GDPR and use these as the legal basis for the processing and collection of your data. We process your personal data in accordance with the provisions of the European Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Legal basis for data processing:
• Consent granted pursuant to Art. 6 (1) lit. a GDPR for the processing of your personal data for specific purposes (e.g. consent for newsletter transmission).
• The processing of personal data (Art. 4 No. 2 GDPR) is carried out as far as necessary for the implementation of our contracts with you and the execution of your orders as well as for the implementation of pre-contractual measures according to Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. b GDPR.
• Legal obligations pursuant to Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. c GDPR, which we must fulfil, such as legally prescribed storage and documentation obligations.
• Safeguarding legitimate interests pursuant to Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f GDPR. Where necessary, data processing may be carried out to protect legitimate interests within the framework of balancing interests in favour of ICMPD. In the following cases, data processing is carried out to safeguard legitimate interests. Examples of such cases are

o Measures for business management and further development of services
o Data processing for the purpose of legal prosecution

o Assertion of legal claims and defence in legal disputes
o Ensuring IT security and IT operations to further improve the user-friendliness of its service facilities such as ICMPD web presence
Personal data will only be disclosed or transferred to third parties if this is required by law or for the purpose of contract execution.
Stored personal data will be deleted if you, as a user of our website and/or interested party and/or customer, revoke your consent to data processing, if your data is no longer required to fulfil the purpose for which it was stored, or if its storage is or becomes inadmissible for other legal reasons. Data that is required for contract processing, accounting purposes or to comply with other legal obligations (documentation obligations) is not affected by a request for deletion.

Disclosure and transfer
We will only disclose personal data to third parties if we have a legal basis to do so, for example, if we are required to do so by law, if it is necessary to perform our contract with you or if you have given your prior consent.
With third party processors
We use third party processors (in particular IT service providers) to help us with certain functions and we may disclose your personal data to them if they need it to perform their respective services. All processors are contractually bound to keep your data confidential and to process it only as part of the agreed service provision.
Data processed outside the EEA
No data will be processed outside the EEA.

Data access and security
Those involved in the implementation and process within ICMPD have access to your data depending on operational and organisational requirements.
Privacy and data security are important to us. We have implemented technical and organisational measures to secure our data processing. These measures protect against unauthorised or unlawful processing, accidental loss, accidental destruction or accidental damage. This applies in particular to the protection of your personal data. Examples of the measures we take to protect your personal information include:
• we protect against unlawful access to personal data by applying a role authorisation policy, a data security policy and physical safeguards;
• We have information security policies in place within the company.
All technical and organisational security measures are continuously reviewed in line with technological developments. External and internal IT security is regularly reviewed by an external IT security company. Our central IT service provider regularly provides us with an ISO 27001 audit report on its internal control system.

Your rights as a data subject
As a data subject, you have a number of rights which we have set out below. To exercise your rights or if you have any queries, please contact our Data Protection Focal Point:
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We may require you to prove your identity in an appropriate manner before we are able to comply with your request, in order to prevent unauthorised third parties from gaining access to your personal data and/or to prevent unauthorised changes and/or deletions from being made. to unauthorised third parties and/or to prevent unauthorised changes and/or deletions.
When we receive a request from you exercising your rights, we will respond promptly and no later than one month after we receive your request. Our response will provide an initial view or response to your concern, or whether, and if so why, the period for providing our view has been extended by up to two months.

ICMPD Website, Newsletter and Cookies
ICMPD is committed to safeguarding the privacy of the users of the ICMPD website (www.icmpd.org) and newsletter, while aiming to provide a user-friendly and valuable service. Personal information is only collected via registration forms with the requirement of an explicit written consent for ICMPD to process and/or use any personal data in the manner and for the purpose described below in this privacy notice.
During a visit to the website and use of the newsletter tool, the following types of information are collected: browsing patterns, website preferences, location of the user. This information is only used in aggregate forms: statistical reports on number of monthly visits, typical user paths, etc. These reports are used:
• to monitor the use of the website
• to identify audience profiles
• to support strategic planning.
Newsletter usage monitoring is personalised in order to support the evaluation and improvement of ICMPD’s services based on the interest in specific policy topics by individual target groups. The data is saved on the server of our web-based e-mailing system by Cleverreach whose servers are based in the EU guaranteeing the best possible data protection to ICMPD. Please see Cleverreach’s data protection policy here for more details: https://www.cleverreach.com/en-de/data-security/.
ICMPD processes personal information collected via its website and newsletter tool solely for communication purposes of the organisation. Only authorised staff members and contractors bound by the GDPR have access to the information and it will not be shared with any third parties. ICMPD uses secure data networks that are protected by firewall, mal-ware and password protection systems that are consistent with industry standards.
A cookie is a data file that, if your browser settings allow, is stored by us on your computer when you visit our website or carry out certain actions. The cookie contains information that we have sent to your computer. It stores certain settings and data for interaction with our system via your browser.
We use so-called session cookies, which are stored during your visit to our website. They are deleted when you close your browser session. We also use persistent cookies, which remain on your computer after a browser session has ended. Persistent cookies contain an identification number that allows us to identify your computer. This allows us to improve our services when you return to our websites. We cannot link this identification number to any personally identifiable information.
If you do not wish to use cookies, please adjust the cookie handling in the security settings of your browser. You can find these settings in most browsers in the "Tools" menu under "Preferences" or "Internet Options" and in the "Privacy" tab. You can also use these settings to delete cookies that have already been set.

Please note, however, that certain cookies are necessary to ensure the basic functionality of the website. Some pages of our websites may not function properly if you do not accept cookies. Below you will also find information on how to prevent certain cookies from being set.
As far as our cookies are concerned, it is up to you when you want to delete them. In any case, they are stored in your browser until you decide to delete them. As a user, you also have full control over the use of cookies. However, please note that if you choose to disable cookies, you may not be able to use all the features of our website.

Google Tag Manager
Our website uses Google Tag Manager, a service provided for persons from the European Economic Area and Switzerland by Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland and for all other persons by Google LLC, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA (“Google”).
The Tag Manager is used to manage the tools and external services we use on our website and allows the use of so-called tags. A tag is a code element that is stored in the source code of the website, for example to control which page or service elements and tools are activated and loaded in which order. The tool triggers other tags, which in turn may collect data and which are further explained in this privacy policy. Some of the data is processed on a Google server in the USA.
We have concluded a data processing agreement with Google Ireland Limited for the use of Google Tag Manager. In the event that personal data is transferred from Google Ireland Limited to the USA, Google Ireland Limited and Google LLC have concluded standard contractual clauses (Implementing Decision (EU) 2021/914, Module 3) pursuant to Art. 46(2)(c) GDPR. In addition, we also obtain your explicit consent for the transfer of your data to third countries in accordance with Art. 49(1)(a) GDPR.
You can find more information about this in Google’s information about Tag-Manager. (LINK)

Google Analytics 4
Our website uses the web analytics service Google Analytics 4, provided for persons from the European Economic Area and Switzerland by Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland and for all other persons by Google LLC, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA (“Google”).
We integrate Google Analytics 4 via the Google Tag Manager. If you have not consented to the use of the analytics tools, your data will not be collected as part of Google Analytics 4.
Google Analytics 4 uses JavaScript and pixels to read information on your device and cookies to store information on your device. This is done to analyze your usage behavior and improve our website. On our behalf, the access data is combined by Google into pseudonymous user profiles and transmitted to a Google server in the USA. We will use the information to evaluate the use of our website and to compile reports on website activities.
As part of the evaluation, Google Analytics 4 also uses artificial intelligence such as machine learning for automated analysis and enrichment of the data. For example, Google Analytics 4 models conversions to the extent that not enough data is available to optimize the evaluation and reports. Information on this can be found in the associated Google documentation. The data evaluations are carried out automatically with the help of artificial intelligence or on the basis of specific, individually defined criteria. You can find more about this in the associated Google documentation
The data collected as part of the usage analysis of Google Analytics 4 is enriched with data from the Google Search Console and linked with data from Google Ads, in particular to measure the success of our advertising campaigns (so-called conversions).

Processed data: The following data can be processed by Google Analytics 4:
• IP address;
• User ID and device ID;
• referrer URL (previous visited page);
• Pages viewed (date, time, URL, title, duration of visit);
• downloaded files;
• clicked links to other websites;
• Achievement of specific goals (Conversions);
• Technical information (operating system; browser type, version and language; device type, brand, model and resolution);
• approximate location (country, region and city, if applicable, based on anonymized IP address). Privacy settings: We have made the following privacy settings for Google Analytics 4:
• Anonymization of the IP address;
• deactivated advertising function;
• deactivated personalized advertising;
• deactivated remarketing;
• retention period of 2 months (and no reset of retention period with new activity);
• deactivated cross-device and cross-page tracking (Google Signals);
• deactivated data shares (especially Google products and services, benchmarking, technical support, account specialist).
Used cookies: Google Analytics 4 sets the following cookies for the specified purpose with the respective storage period:
"_ga" (400 days) and "_gid" (24 hours): Recognition and distinction of visitors by a user ID;
"_ga_XXXXXX" (400 days): Retention of the information of the current session.
We have concluded a data processing agreement with Google Ireland Limited for the use of Google Analytics 4. In the event that personal data is transferred from Google Ireland Limited to the USA, Google Ireland Limited and Google LLC have concluded standard contractual clauses (Implementing Decision (EU) 2021/914, Module 3) pursuant to Art. 46(2)(c) GDPR. In addition, we also obtain your explicit consent for the transfer of your data to third countries in accordance with Art. 49(1)(a) GDPR.
You can find more information about Google Analytics 4 in Google’s privacy statement and in the Google Analytics privacy policy.
Updating the rules
Please note that we may need to update and amend this document from time to time. For example, to reflect changes to the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Any changes to this policy will be posted on this website.

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What is a Migrant Resource Centre?

A Migrant Reource Centre - MRC in brief - is a place which provides services directly to migrants to facilitate and promote their recourse to legal, voluntary, orderly and protected migration.

Who can contact us at the MRC?

Intending migrants, migrant workers, returnees, Afghans living abroad, students and family members of migrants can contact us.

Can the MRC secure a job abroad?

No, the MRC cannot secure a job abroad for you. MRC is a resource centre providing information and guidance to migrants. The MRC is not a job placement centre or recruitment agency.

Can the MRC get me a visa?

No, MRCs cannot provide visa facilitation. However, we can guide you in the steps to get a visa.

Are you charging for your services?

No, all of our services are completely free of charge.

Can the MRC conduct orientation sessions for students?

Yes, MRC conducts orientation sessions for students from vocational and technical institutes, colleges and professional universities. MRC counsellor’s visit technical institutes, colleges and universities to hold awareness session on regular basis.

How can the MRC help me in migrating abroad?

The MRC can provide you with information that will be useful for you to make an informed decision about migrating.

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