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Price methodology

A published scenario is a clear starting point.

It lets you compare a stated licence and visa configuration before you share sensitive documents. It is not a promise that every activity, authority requirement or optional service is the same for every applicant.

The process

Four stages, each with a different level of certainty

This keeps a comparison useful without pretending that an authority decision can be guaranteed before the details are reviewed.

1Compare a scenarioChoose a zone and published licence/visa configuration to compare equivalent options.
2Build your estimateAdjust the licence term, visa count and optional services around your own plan.
3Receive written reviewWe check the activity, current availability and authority requirements, then show the applicable line items and validity.
4Approve and trackOnly after you approve the reviewed setup do you receive the invoice and track the work in your portal.

What the number means

What is visible now, and what needs confirmation

A good price comparison should make uncertainty visible—not hide it in a sales conversation.

Shown in the published scenario

  • The stated free zone, licence configuration and residence-visa count.
  • The price relationship between comparable scenarios in the published dataset.
  • Any optional service selected and shown in the estimate.
  • The assumptions that let you compare the same setup across zones.

Confirmed after review, before payment

  • Activity eligibility, availability and any authority-specific requirements.
  • The final authority itemisation, inclusions, exclusions and quote-validity date.
  • Immigration or document steps that apply to the selected applicants.
  • Any deposit, refund treatment or option that is not part of the published scenario.
Why the distinction matters: a published scenario is the honest way to compare options early. Your written review is the point at which the applicable authority requirements and final commercial scope become clear enough to approve.

Privacy by stage

No sensitive documents for the comparison step

You can use the public price tools, build an estimate and ask for a review before an authority-specific checklist is needed.

Before review

Choose a scenario, add the initial business preferences and verify the contact method you want to use. No passport or identity upload is required at this stage.

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After review

If an authority or later service requires identity or supporting documents, the request appears in the secure portal with the reason and the next action.

Read the document guide →

Short answers

Questions about prices and quotes

Can I pay from the scenario page?

No. The scenario is for comparison. Payment follows only after a written review shows the applicable requirements, scope and price validity.

Can a price change after review?

The written review identifies the quote-validity window and any open condition. If the activity, authority requirement or selected option changes, the updated scope is shown before you approve it.

Where does the data come from?

The public dataset records the published configuration used for the comparison. You can inspect it directly and see the listed verification date.

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Who should I ask if my case is unusual?

Use the estimate first if possible; it gives a useful context for a question. If you need help before that, contact Formenzo on your preferred channel.

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See how your own scenario compares.

Start with a published configuration, then turn it into a reviewed written estimate when you are ready.