The brief

uavisa.pk belongs to the business group Marketing MIX is part of, so this case describes work inside our own group. It is the English-language site of a Kyiv legal practice that prepares work-permit, visa and residence files for citizens of Pakistan.

The reader is a Pakistani worker or student who has heard that Ukraine hires foreigners. Often an agent has already offered a "guaranteed visa", a job offer or an invitation letter for a fee. Many of these offers are fake, and a refused application costs the applicant months. The site had two jobs: explain the lawful routes in plain English, and give the reader the tools to check any offer, including ours, against Ukrainian state sources before paying anyone.

What we built

A practice site with every step in writing

The site runs on Next.js 16 with React 19; the first commit is dated 20 May 2026. The home page opens with the routes: work permit, temporary residence permit, study visa support, Ukrainian LLC registration, employer verification, document review, legal consultation and eligibility assessment. Each one has its own page, and work-permit and TRP extensions have pages of their own too.

A block headed "Four stages, each one in writing" describes the process: an eligibility assessment, document review and employer verification, a written agreement and case opening, then submission and ongoing compliance. Fees for the first steps are published on the home page and in the payment section. Filing work is quoted in writing after the assessment, and government and translation fees are listed as separate costs.

Scam alerts and reasons for refusal

The block "A 'guaranteed' Ukrainian visa is a scam signal" leads to a section of 16 dossiers: fake job offers, fake visa agents, fake or "bought" work permits, forged invitation letters, fake employers, forged documents and fake marriages, plus the legal consequences of illegal employment, overstay, deportation and entry bans. A myth-versus-fact page and an employer verification guide close the section.

A second block lists the reasons applications from Pakistan get refused: an employer that cannot be verified, documents that were never legalised or translated, weak financial proof, an inconsistent history, a faulty invitation or sponsor letter, and the wrong visa category.

A library tied to official sources

The library holds immigration guides, official requirements, legal definitions, processing times, comparisons, an FAQ, news, a blog of editorial essays, pages for Pakistani cities and a page of Urdu resources. The block "Verify everything we say against the Ukrainian state" points readers to the official sources. The "Why We" section covers the legal approach, the transparency policy, why consultations are paid, compliance standards, privacy and the client's own responsibilities.

Built for search and AI answers

The home page carries structured data for the services, the offer catalogue, the FAQ and the site search box. The site also publishes llms.txt, a plain-text summary for AI assistants. On 8 November 2026 the sitemap lists 154 addresses, 85 of them in the library and 18 in the scam alerts.

Where it stands today

On 8 November 2026 uavisa.pk is live in English. The menu reads Home, Services, Scam Alerts, Library, Why We, Contact and Payment, and a WhatsApp button sits on every page. The footer repeats who decides on visas and permits, links to the sister site for Bangladeshi citizens, uavisa-bd.com, and credits Marketing MIX for development and promotion. Work on the site was still going on in November 2026.

Related

The site type: law firm websites. Search: SEO. Visibility in AI answers: LLM SEO and GEO. The sister site for Bangladesh: UA Visa BD.

Project lead: Marketing MIX. Group brand: UAVISA.PK. Year: 2026.