Frerquently Asked Question

A Lawful Permanent Resident (often called a PR holder or Green Card holder) is a non-citizen who has been granted the legal right to live, work, and study in a country indefinitely. While you remain a citizen of India, you enjoy most of the social benefits of the host country, such as free healthcare and education for children.

You can get full assistance right here at Hyperion Global Consultancy. Filling out visa forms requires precision; a single spelling error or mismatched date can lead to rejection. Our team manages the entire documentation process, ensuring your forms match your passport and educational credentials perfectly.

For international visa applications, your Indian Passport is the primary proof of identity. It must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date. Supporting documents often include your Aadhar Card, PAN Card (for financial proof), and Voter ID. However, the Passport is the only mandatory global ID. For international visa applications, your Indian Passport is the primary proof of identity. It must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date. Supporting documents often include your Aadhar Card, PAN Card (for financial proof), and Voter ID. However, the Passport is the only mandatory global ID.

Generally, you cannot "transmit" citizenship immediately. Instead, you sponsor your spouse for Permanent Residency or a Dependent Visa first. Once they have lived in the country for a specific period (e.g., 3 years in Canada, 5 years in the UK) as a resident, they can apply for citizenship independently.

Visa validity is often tied to the expiry date of your medical exam (usually 1 year). If your medical report expires before you land, your visa may become invalid, and you will likely be refused entry. You must retake the medical exam and inform the immigration office immediately to update your status before travelling.

You can reach us via our "Contact Us" page, email us at info@thehyperionglobal.com , or call our support line. We also welcome you to visit one of our 4 offices for a face-to-face consultation to discuss your specific case.

Costs vary significantly depending on the country and visa type (e.g., Student vs. Investor). The total cost includes Government Application Fees (paid to the embassy) and our Professional Service Fee. We provide a transparent breakdown of all costs during your initial consultation so there are no surprises.

Parent & Grandparent Sponsorship Most countries, like Canada and Australia, have specific "Parent and Grandparent Super Visas" or sponsorship programs. While these quotas fill up fast, we can help you apply for Long-Term Visitor Visas so your parents can stay with you for extended periods (up to 2-5 years) while PR applications are processing.

Handling Visa Rejections A previous refusal does not mean the end of your journey. We specialize in "Refusal Case Analysis." We review the Global Case Management System (GCMS) notes to understand why you were rejected and re-apply with a stronger, corrected file that addresses the officer's concerns. Handling Visa Rejections A previous refusal does not mean the end of your journey. We specialize in "Refusal Case Analysis." We review the Global Case Management System (GCMS) notes to understand why you were rejected and re-apply with a stronger, corrected file that addresses the officer's concerns.

Processing Times Processing times depend on the country and backlog. For example, a Canadian Student Visa might take 3-8 weeks, while a Skilled Worker PR might take 6 months. We provide you with a realistic timeline based on current embassy trends in India so you can plan your resignation and travel accordingly.

Yes, almost all long-term visas (Work, Study, PR) require a Police Clearance Certificate from the Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) to prove you have no criminal record. We guide you on how to book this appointment and what documents you need to carry