FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Immigration Associate role?
The primary focus of the Immigration Associate role is to assist with the immigration requirements of clients' employees, ensuring adherence to immigration laws and regulations while delivering outstanding client service.
What qualifications are required for the Immigration Associate position?
A minimum degree in any related field such as Accounting, Finance, Economics, or Business is required. Additionally, candidates should have 0-1 years of experience in Philippines inbound immigration and must be fluent in both Filipino and English.
What types of clients will I be working with?
You will work with corporate clients from a range of industries and different geographical locations, assisting them with their immigration needs.
Are there any certifications required for this position?
No certifications are required for the Immigration Associate position.
What are the key responsibilities of the Immigration Associate?
Key responsibilities include serving as the primary point of contact for clients, managing the end-to-end immigration process, preparing and reviewing immigration forms, maintaining organized case files, and providing regular updates to clients on their cases.
What is the work environment for this role?
The position is based in Makati, Philippines, and follows a hybrid work model, allowing for a combination of in-office and remote work.
Will I receive training for this role?
Yes, you may also have the opportunity to train new or junior team members on case management and immigration law forms and applications.
How does Vialto Partners view workplace diversity?
Vialto Partners is an equal opportunity employer that does not discriminate based on any legally protected status, promoting a culture of belonging where everyone can thrive.
Will I be involved in technology implementation related to immigration processes?
Depending on the service line you're working in, you might assist with the implementation of relevant technology/platforms related to immigration processes.
How is client communication handled in this role?
Effective communication with clients, government officials, and internal teams is crucial, ensuring seamless exchange of information and timely updates on immigration cases.