Transita

For lawyers

The card does not name your firm.

Someone planning a move answers 8 questions and sees routes ranked against official rules, across 16 countries and 108 routes. Transita is not legal advice.

What they do first

Where the card shows

  • Shown

    The ordinary solo results page, under the ranked routes. A quiz aimed at Germany uses this page, so the card is in the example below.

  • Not shown

    The demo results page.

  • Not shown

    Family results.

  • Not shown

    The destination-ranked view. A known destination query opens it after citizenship has loaded. The example below is not that view.

  • Not shown

    A results link someone else shared.

Every ordinary solo results page shows the card. A complicated case is not the condition.

Desktop example of a German route and the adviser cardMobile example of a German route and the adviser card
Example. A sample US profile aimed at Germany, not a client. The card does not name a firm. Prices are left out of the picture. On the live page the card sits further down, under the rest of the results.

What happens after they opt in

The card asks if they want to be put in touch with an adviser. It does not show a firm name.

The consent box starts unticked. The request is saved only after they tick it and send it.

The product stores that request. It does not email a firm, and it does not attach your firm to the result. After terms are agreed, a person at Transita can send one of these. The product does not send them.

  • A short email that includes the route summary from their quiz.
  • A tracked link to your firm.

Terms are agreed with each firm by email before anything goes live.