The fine print, in plain language.

No wall of legalese — the same honesty as the rest of the site. Four things you should know before you rely on us.

LAST UPDATED · 25 JULY 2026READ IT — IT'S SHORT

Latitude is research, not legal advice

Everything on this site — country files, visa checklists, timelines, cost figures — is general information to help you research a move. It is not legal, immigration, tax or financial advice, and reading it does not create any professional relationship between us.

Immigration rules are living things: requirements vary consulate by consulate, change without notice, and are applied by human officers with discretion. We verify against official sources and date every claim — and a figure can still be outdated the week after we checked it. Before acting, always confirm with the official source or a licensed professional (an immigration lawyer, a tax adviser, your consulate). Every page of ours links to the sources so you can do exactly that.

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Accuracy, honestly stated

We work hard to be right: every fact carries a source and a date, index data comes from the report's own PDF, and values we can't confirm are shown as unverified instead of being guessed. But we make no warranty that anything here is complete, current or error-free — no honest site about immigration could.

When we're wrong, we say so in public: every country file keeps a versioned changelog, and corrections are documented rather than silently overwritten. The full ledger is here. If you spot an error, telling us is genuinely useful — the contact card is on the About page.

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