About Fursa

Fursa is an information and preparation product for people planning to move country. It reads the immigration rules that governments publish, records them with the page and the date they were read on, and works out which of them a particular person's qualifications, funds and language actually match.

It is operated by Dinovix Ltd. It is not an agency, not a licensed adviser, and not a visa sponsor. It does not represent applicants and does not file on anybody's behalf.

Every route begins with a government page. The pipeline finds it, reads it, records what it says alongside the sentence it says it in, and stamps the date. A domain that is not on the per-country list of official sources cannot become a route, however convenient the page is.

Models extract and explain. Deterministic code decides. No score, no points total and no eligibility verdict on this site is produced by a language model — the calculators are arithmetic over published grids and return the same answer forever for the same inputs.

The full account of the pipeline, the re-check schedule, and the things this product refuses to do is on the Trust Charter, which is the page to read if you are deciding whether to believe any of this.

• It does not give legal advice. Where a case needs a licensed professional, the honest answer is to say so.
• It does not guarantee outcomes. Every decision belongs to a government, and anybody promising otherwise should be distrusted.
• It does not guess. Where a figure has not been read off an official page, the product shows a gap rather than an estimate that looks like an answer.
• It does not sell your data. The profile you enter is readable by you alone, enforced by the database rather than by intention.

If a figure on this site is wrong, write to legal@fursa.space with the URL. We re-read the official page and stamp a new date on it. The government page wins every time, including against us — that is not a courtesy, it is the only standard that makes the rest of the product mean anything.