FAQ’S

Travelers, particularly migrants, are at risk of numerous migration or traveling problems, including losing your passport, requiring a Visa, overstayed visa, illegal border crossing, detention, and deportation. The risks are grave and ever-present. The pandemic, which wrecked economies and hampered humanitarian operations, has worsened matters in many circumstances.

However, ITT members are protected by the ITT to avoid inevitable problems that immigrants face. For example, there are over 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States who may be deported at any time, leaving behind families and being deported to a country with no connections or financial resources. ITT can assist you under such unforeseen circumstances and therefore encourages participation from all foreign travelers.

It is never too late to apply for ITT membership, as our team will guide you at every step. However, ITT can help you protect yourself prior to acquiring your travel visa anywhere in the world, at any Embassy or Higher Commission.

ITT can help you find an immigration attorney and pay the initial attorney fees while in detention. An experienced immigration lawyer can assist you in developing a plan to protect your right to a fair hearing, consideration, and attaining positive results.

Immigrants who come to America or any other country without inspections from the immigration authorities have to contribute a fee of $75 every month to benefit from ITT’s programs. Clients must also pay a one-time fee of $150 in an American embassy, 150 € in any European embassy or high commission, 150 pounds in the UK, and US$150 equivalent to any other country in the world when shown receipts as proof of payment to consulates and embassies worldwide before obtaining their travel visa.