Our story
Two applications, two refusals, and a better way.
Our founder, Beatrice Tiomela, applied for a Canadian study visa two years in a row, and was refused twice. She had won $36,000 in scholarships, paid the remaining $24,000 herself, paid her rent in advance, and her parents provided proof of funds. She had done everything the process asked of her.
Nobody could tell her why, or say the one thing that would have changed everything: a refusal is a verdict on one file in one country, not on you. A profile like hers may have matched Germany, Portugal or Australia far better. She only found that out after two years and two fees.
That is the gap Skyma closes. Before you apply, it tells you your honest chances, why people like you are refused, and which country your profile actually matches.
- Every agency on Skyma is licence-checked before it can reach a single applicant.
- Your chances and your better options stay free, always.
- Nobody on Skyma ever pays for a job.