There's one requirement we can't get around: the visa.
We want to be straight with you rather than waste your time — so here it is upfront, before anything else.
We've worked with players with your passport before. In almost every case, ability was never the issue. The visa was.
Clubs at the level we place players into don't issue invitation letters, don't sponsor work permits, and won't get involved in your immigration paperwork. That's true no matter how good you are on the pitch — it's a logistics reality of the level, not a reflection on you.
So here's the one requirement: you need to be able to get the visa yourself.
If you can, this isn't a closed door — it just means the next step looks a little different for you than it does for other applicants.
Where you stand
Not the right fit yet
- No independent route to a visa for your target country
- Relying on us or the club to sponsor or arrange one
- No visa, residency or dual nationality in place already
Worth talking to us
- You already hold a visa, residency, or dual nationality for the country you're targeting
- You have a documented, legal way to obtain a visa yourself
- You can confirm this before we begin any work together
If you can get a visa yourself
Email us directly and tell us your full situation — we'll review it honestly and let you know if we can move forward. Include:
- Your nationality and current passport
- The country or countries you're hoping to trial in
- How you'd obtain the visa — existing visa, dual nationality, residency permit, family/ancestry route, etc.
- Any supporting documents you already have (visa, residency card, proof of nationality)