Document Guidance
Several customers say the team explained requirements clearly and helped prepare accurate, complete documents.
Trade Centre
Fairmont Immigration Consultants is an immigration consultancy in Trade Centre helping clients with visa and work-permit applications, including routes to Canada and European countries. Reviews describe step-by-step document guidance and regular answers to questions, although other customers report serious concerns about fake documents, delays and refunds.
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Several customers say the team explained requirements clearly and helped prepare accurate, complete documents.
One family review says Fairmont supported their process until they received Canadian PR visas.
Some customers report successful work-permit outcomes, including a Belarus permit completed in 45 days.
A customer says a Serbia work permit arrived within one month, though timelines vary sharply across reviews.
Positive reviews mention approachable staff who answered questions and kept applicants updated during processing.
Verify Permits. Independently verify any work permit or job contract before accepting it or making another payment.
Demand Terms. Read refund terms closely and get every promise about timing, interviews and deliverables in writing.
Track Updates. Keep copies of agreements and follow-ups; one applicant said their case remained without proper updates for more than two years.
Avoid Pressure. Treat requests for large expedited-payment amounts as a warning sign and seek independent advice before agreeing.
Check Progress. Ask what has actually been submitted and when; some reviews report waiting years without a completed visa.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Multiple reviewers allege receiving fake work permits or job documents, including two permits in one reported case.
Customers describe refunds remaining unpaid for months or years, with calls, emails and WhatsApp messages unanswered.
Some applications reportedly stalled for a year or more, followed by country changes or no delivered result.
One reviewer says they were pressured to pay nearly 100,000 dirhams to expedite an application.
A customer reports being moved from Denmark to Sweden and then Latvia after earlier options failed.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Canada VISA processing
“I paid totally 10,500 AED for my Canada VISA processing based on Mr”Google review · August 2025
chezh republic work visa
“Extremely disappointed, as I have paid them 5000 AED for a chezh republic work visa nearly 2 years ago, but they failed to deliver”Google review · August 2025
The Bottom Line
Fairmont Immigration Consultants in Trade Centre handles immigration applications, with reviews specifically mentioning Canada PR visas, work permits and European routes such as Serbia, Belarus, Malta and Portugal. Positive customers describe step-by-step explanations, document preparation and staff who answered questions during the process. Reported timelines range from 45 days for a Belarus work permit to seven or eight months for Canada-related cases.
The review picture is sharply divided. Some customers say their visas or permits were approved smoothly, while others allege fake work permits, non-compliant job contracts, repeated country changes and applications that went nowhere for one or two years. A Canada applicant says promised IELTS training became a YouTube link and no job interviews were arranged.
Money and communication are the biggest cautions. Reported payments include 10,500 AED for Canada visa processing and 5,000 AED for a Czech Republic work visa, while reviewers also describe delayed or refused refunds and unanswered calls or WhatsApp messages. Before paying, verify the permit and employer independently, obtain written refund terms, and keep every agreement and submission record.
The positive outcomes are specific, but the allegations are substantial enough to warrant careful due diligence.