I can tell you that it feels like nothing else.
​
I recently travelled to Malaysia with my brother. When I reached immigration it took less than a minute with my EU passport, the officer didn't even ask me anything. He yawned, and scanned through my passport and stamped it right away with a 30 day visa on arrival.
​
My brother on the other hand, with a weaker Pakistani passport, had to apply for a visa first, (which he got 3 days before his flight), but despite having a valid visa, valid funds, valid accomodation, was interrogated for 15 minutes.

What is your purpose? What are you doing? Where will you stay? When do you go back?
​
Imagine going through a 8 hour flight and facing such scrutiny despite having gone through the tedious process of getting a visa.

And knowing fully well that if the immigration officer doesn't like you, they can very well deport you.

8 hour flight back.
​
The anxiety is nerve wracking.
​
Now I used to be the same, so much so that I preferred not to travel unless I had some really urgent need. It is only when I got my EU passport that I realised how much of a difference it can be.
​
The difference between a powerful and weak passport is so huge it is not even in the same league. It is like going from a bicycle to a car.
​
No more visa applications with absurd visa fees, No more documents proving your character, No more documents proof of funds, and tickets and bookings.

Imagine that all of that time and effort and money that you spend is not just needed anymore.
​
You can take your passport, buy a ticket and then just leave.
​
But the most important aspect of that is not just the visa, it is the anxiety. Because I don't have the same anxiety anymore. The anxiety when you get when you show your weaker passport. Even if you are the most upstanding, most law abiding, most professional person in the world. The color of your passport is how everyone sees you at first.

You are suspicious, you are a flight risk, you are a serious liability.

And if you change your passport. EVERYTHING else being same. The world looks at you completely differently.

This isn't right. This is VERY wrong, it is a form of a neo-colonialism because it is nobody's fault if they are born in a developing country. But as much as I hate it, this is the world that we live in and 11 years ago I decided that I will not let my passport dictate my future.

So yeah, it took me 10 years, I paid a heavy price for it but I finally got there.
​
Now what can you do?
​
In the last 5 years I have helped thousands of people move to Estonia and other countries. And one of the fastest and most efficient ways many professionals have moved abroad is through direct job offers through LinkedIn. The company takes care of everything from visa application to the relocation process. Of all the ways, this is the most efficient, fastest and budget friendly way to gain immigration and settle abroad for a better future.
​
If you are a professional and you are not on Linkedin then you need to optimize your profile and start posting content. I will also be sharing some tips and tricks that I have learned over the last 5 years running my own content services for professionals. I have created more than 200 profiles for professionals including from Microsoft and Lidl.
​
Now if you don't want to go through this process of learning and optimizing your profile (which you can absolutely do yourself). I am offering a special one time limited discount for LinkedIn Profile Optimization.
​
Here is how it works:

-We start with a 1:1 meeting where I understand your career goals and what you want your LinkedIn to achieve.

-I then craft custom text for your headline, About section, and latest work experience.

-You review it and I revise it one time based on your feedback.

-Finally, I help you optimize your profile so you stand out in searches and look professional to employers, clients, or partners.

Normally the service runs for 350 Eur per profile but I am offering a one time discount for the first 10 profiles, I will do it for 100 Euros only.

If that suits you then reply to this email and I will share further details.

Wishing you best

/Manan
​
​
​
​