iWorld
Unclaimed Business
|3|2 Reviews (last 12 months)|This business does not respond to reviews
iWorld
Unclaimed Business
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2 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
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3|2 Reviews
Sep '25 - Aug '26
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Mariya I
1 reviews | Active since Sept 2025
23 Sept 2025, 09:58
When we decided to immigrate, we reached out to iWorld on a family friend’s recommendation
When we decided to immigrate, we reached out to iWorld on a family friend’s recommendation. We were only interested in the EU, so when they offered us a French residence permit, we immediately agreed and signed the contract. The conditions are excellent: my husband was able to expand his business, our son is studying at a French university, and in five years we’ll be able to get citizenship here. To do that, we need to live as residents for five years according to French immigration law, then apply for permanent residency and eventually French citizenship. The lawyers handled all the paperwork and got our resident status approved in just a few months. True professionals!
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Mariya I
1 reviews | Active since Sept 2025
23 Sept 2025, 09:58
When we decided to immigrate, we reached out to iWorld on a family friend’s recommendation
When we decided to immigrate, we reached out to iWorld on a family friend’s recommendation. We were only interested in the EU, so when they offered us a French residence permit, we immediately agreed and signed the contract. The conditions are excellent: my husband was able to expand his business, our son is studying at a French university, and in five years we’ll be able to get citizenship here. To do that, we need to live as residents for five years according to French immigration law, then apply for permanent residency and eventually French citizenship. The lawyers handled all the paperwork and got our resident status approved in just a few months. True professionals!
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