About Diaspire

Most people planning a move abroad get their picture from agents, forums and second-hand stories. Some of that is good; a lot of it is out of date, and some of it is a sales pitch wearing advice’s clothes — a “service fee” on top of a $25 government charge, a programme that was repealed two years ago, a scholarship whose deadline quietly passed.

Diaspire’s answer is narrower and more honest: read the official sources, record what they actually say, match that against your real situation, and hand you the result with links you can check yourself. Where a rule is unclear or a source cannot be verified, the report says so instead of guessing.

Diaspire is not an immigration consultancy. We give no advice, handle no applications, and represent nobody. Every report is information — researched, sourced, matched to your answers — and the decisions stay yours. Where a licensed professional is what you need, the report says that too.

Diaspire is built and operated by Anco2 Innovations (A2I), a small company in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, founded by Cornel Andrew Lyatuu — a project management professional originally from Uganda. That background is the point: this product is built by someone who has navigated moving between continents, for people doing the same.

Questions, corrections, or anything else — the contact page reaches a real person, usually within a working day.

Every route in our records cites official sources, carries the date it was last verified, and is re-checked on a schedule. Reports state what could not be assessed rather than papering over it. And every report carries a 14-day correction guarantee: if a fact is wrong, we fix the data and regenerate your report free — the fix helps the next person too.