Permit outcomes
Some reviewers report receiving Czech Republic, Norway, Bulgaria and Poland permits through the consultancy.
Trade Centre
A2W Consultants is an immigration and naturalization service in Trade Centre, handling applications such as Canadian student and PR pathways and European work permits. Reviews show some customers received permits, while others describe serious communication, refund and documentation problems.
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Some reviewers report receiving Czech Republic, Norway, Bulgaria and Poland permits through the consultancy.
Several earlier reviews describe detailed explanations of eligibility, paperwork and expected timelines before applying.
One review highlights customised improvement plans and interactive IELTS sessions for different learner levels.
A reviewer who received a Norway work permit specifically mentioned a feasible payment plan.
Individual reviewers reported a Czech Republic work permit in 25 days and a Bulgaria visa in five months.
Get it written. Have every promise, deliverable and refund condition written into the agreement before paying.
Limit upfront fees. Avoid large upfront payments until the service, timeline and refund terms are independently checked.
Verify offers. Independently verify any job offer or permit with the relevant embassy, employer or official authority before proceeding.
Check deliverables. Confirm exactly what the fee includes; one reviewer said the agency only uploaded documents for a Canada process.
Confirm contact. Check that the office and communication channels are active before visiting or transferring money.
Plan the visit
| Mon | Closed |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
Multiple customers say calls, emails and WhatsApp messages went unanswered after payment, sometimes for months or years.
Reviews describe prolonged refund requests, including one case still unresolved after more than ten months.
One customer says an embassy flagged the job offer as invalid; another alleges a Poland permit could not be verified.
Customers report promised completion windows changing or stretching from months into years.
Recent reviews report the Al Moosa Tower office suddenly closed and customers could no longer reach the team.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
immigration/job-related services
“I paid AED 5,500 for immigration/job-related services with clear expectations based on their promises”Google review · April 2026
Work Visa
“they took 20000 Aed i have all the payment receipt for Work Visa But nothing was done since 2 years”Google review · April 2026
Canadian Express Entry Profile
“The ( Canadian Express Entry Profile ) that they open for you is nothing but a 1 hour job to fill, and you get charged 7000 AED for that)”Google review · September 2023
The Bottom Line
A2W Consultants handles immigration-related applications, including Canadian student and PR pathways, European work permits, tourist visas and IELTS support. Reviews mention specific outcomes such as Czech Republic, Norway, Bulgaria and Poland permits, so the consultancy may appeal to applicants looking for help with a structured overseas application. The experience is sharply mixed.
Earlier customers describe clear explanations, regular updates and useful IELTS improvement plans, while more recent reviews repeatedly report unanswered calls, long delays, changed job offers and difficulty securing refunds. One customer said an embassy rejected a visa after flagging the supplied job offer as invalid; another said a Poland permit could not be verified. These are customer allegations, but they are important risks to investigate before committing.
Treat any consultation as a fact-checking exercise. Get the exact service, timeline and refund terms in writing, and independently verify job offers and permits. Reported fees include AED 5,500 for immigration/job-related services, AED 7,000 for a Canadian Express Entry Profile and AED 20,000 for a Work Visa.
Recent reviews also report the Al Moosa Tower office closing without notice, so confirm the office and contact details before visiting Trade Centre or paying.