Immigration information can affect important personal decisions. These standards describe how IMMIGEUROPE’s English-language guides should be prepared and maintained.
Sources and scope
Use official government and intergovernmental sources for immigration rules and administrative procedures. Link the page supporting a factual claim and record when it was checked. A source-check date records that editorial action; it is not a promise that the page will remain current.
Keep planning suggestions separate from official requirements. Do not infer a person’s eligibility, predict approval or present a course, job or temporary stay as a guaranteed route to settlement. Time-sensitive details need a fresh check before publication and whenever a relevant change is identified.
Authorship and review
The IMMIGEUROPE byline identifies organizational authorship. It does not imply legal qualifications. Drafts may be prepared with software assistance, but publication requires an accountable editorial review of the words, sources and scope. A draft marked for owner review has not completed that publication review. Do not describe material as expert-reviewed unless a qualified reviewer and the actual review can be identified.
Corrections and funding
Readers can report an error through Contact and corrections. A correction should address the specific claim and, when material, explain the change on the article. Display advertising must remain distinguishable from editorial content. Paid placement must not be presented as an official recommendation or an immigration guarantee.