McPraj

Hi,

has anyone got any idea regarding WWICS(worldwide immigraion consultancy
services, India)...

www.wwicsgroup.com

regards,
Raj

Rarejunk_in

    > Hi,
    > has anyone got any idea regarding WWICS(worldwide immigraion
    > consultancy services, India)...
    > www.wwicsgroup.com
    > regards,
    > Raj

Yes I do. They are in to immigration consultancy for Aus, NZ & Canada.
but their concentration is more on canadian immigration.

They have been in the market for many years now and quite reliable.
However when it comes to australian immigration, I would prefer a MARA
registered agent.

The only two agents registered with mara from India are

http://www.visaide.com/ - Ritchie Douglas
http://www.consultanz.com/ - Adityan

Hope this info helps.

Cheers,
RJ

McPraj

    > Yes I do. They are in to immigration consultancy for Aus, NZ & Canada.
    > but their concentration is more on canadian immigration.
    > They have been in the market for many years now and quite reliable.
    > However when it comes to australian immigration, I would prefer a MARA
    > registered agent.
    > The only two agents registered with mara from India are
    > http://www.visaide.com/ - Ritchie Douglas
    > http://www.consultanz.com/ - Adityan
    > Hope this info helps.
    > Cheers,
    > RJ

WWICS use a registered MARA agent in australia, they forward all the
applications to that person..

In a way, they are using MARA.

what do u think?

regards,
Raj

Prem_career

    > WWICS use a registered MARA agent in australia, they forward all the
    > applications to that person..
    > In a way, they are using MARA.
    > what do u think?
    > regards,
    > Raj

Raj,

If I understood correctly, WWICS is just doing the mail man job right?

When you have choice of MARA registered agent in your country, why do
people go for such "mail man" consultancy.

btb, I don't think unregistered agent charge less....

-PREM

McPraj

    > Raj,
    > If I understood correctly, WWICS is just doing the mail man job right?
    > When you have choice of MARA registered agent in your country, why do
    > people go for such "mail man" consultancy.
    > btb, I don't think unregistered agent charge less....
    > -PREM

Yes, prem.. ur right.

But was carried away by their past success rate..

What is the usual service fee taken by Indian immi agents.

regards,
Raj

Prem_career

    > Yes, prem.. ur right.
    > But was carried away by their past success rate..
    > What is the usual service fee taken by Indian immi agents.
    > regards,
    > Raj

Raj,

I think it varies from 50,000 to 1,50,000. I think it depends on the
complexity of case.

BR,
PREM

Rarejunk_in

    > Raj,
    > I think it varies from 50,000 to 1,50,000. I think it depends on the
    > complexity of case.
    > BR,
    > PREM

Another option is , there are many mara agents posting on ths forum.
George lombard, Alan, JAJ who handle many indian applications..they are
more uptodate on current migration issues and seem to charge reasonable.

I would prefer to work with australian agents instead of the
indian agents.

CHeers,
RJ

McPraj

    > Another option is , there are many mara agents posting on ths forum.
    > George lombard, Alan, JAJ who handle many indian applications..they
    > are more uptodate on current migration issues and seem to charge
    > reasonable.
    > I would prefer to work with australian agents instead of the
    > indian agents.
    > CHeers,
    > RJ

yeah, I know..better to work with aus agents..

what will be their charges for a simple and straight forward case..
cause I have 4 friends who want to start this process..

regards,
raj

IndianOZ

yeah i have heard about them. First they commit that they'll help to
get PR and if you don't get PR then they'll refund money. They do
refund money but it takes ages.

So be careful....

--AJ

mcpraj <member23386@british_expats.com> wrote in message news:<32$258550$1711086$>...
    > Hi,
    >
    > has anyone got any idea regarding WWICS(worldwide immigraion consultancy
    > services, India)...
    >
    > www.wwicsgroup.com
    >
    > regards,
    > Raj

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