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imigOS is a visa and immigration operating system built to help people understand where they stand before they commit time or money to a complicated process. Millions of people move across borders every year, whether for work, a remote lifestyle, or a fresh start, and most of them start that journey without knowing which visa they actually qualify for. We are building imigOS to cover the full range of visa categories worldwide, starting with US visas and digital nomad visas. Our free eligibility check walks you through the specific requirements for your situation, giving you a clear answer in minutes instead of hours of scattered research across government websites and forums. No guesswork, no generic checklists, just a direct assessment based on where you actually stand. imigOS was founded by an immigration attorney who is also an immigrant himself. He went through the visa process personally before spending years helping clients navigate it professionally. That dual perspective, living the confusion firsthand and then guiding others through it as a lawyer, shapes how we build. Practical, accurate, and focused on the questions people actually ask before they apply. We are actively expanding beyond eligibility checks toward full case management, connecting users with immigration attorneys and organizing the entire application process in one place. Our long-term goal is to make imigOS the operating system for visa and immigration processes everywhere, not just for one country or one type of visa.
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Really useful and easy to use. I liked how it gives visa and relocation options based on your own profile instead of just showing generic information. It helped me quickly see which countries and visa pathways could actually be relevant for me. Definitely worth trying if you’re considering moving abroad.
A friend of mine send me their website so that i can check the visas that i am eligible since i am planning to move abroad. The website is pretty useful and it showed me exactly what I needed. I found out that i am eligible for lots of countries that i was not even aware of before.
I met the founder of imigos at a timeleft dinner while traveling in Argentina. During dinner he mentioned he was an immigration attorney and casually let me know I might actually be eligible to move to the US through my own company something I had no idea about. He also told me about his startup and we exchanged contacts.
It took me a couple more months to actually start the process. I researched attorneys on my own, but eventually came back and used imigos to apply for my O-1 visa. Honestly I was hesitant at first. Sending a significant amount of money abroad to a lawyer I'd never met felt risky. Imigos ended up being exactly what I needed a trust layer between me and the attorney, making the whole process feel a lot safer and more transparent.
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