United Kingdom & Canada

Your route abroad, step by step.

Waynara turns the scattered mess of official visa pages, forum threads and consultant quotes into one plan you can actually follow.

Free to use · No ads · Your documents stay with you

The Waynara home screen showing an active Express Entry journey at 14% progress

Why Waynara

Moving abroad fails on admin, not ambition.

People lose applications to an expired passport, a missed biometrics appointment, or a rule that changed last quarter. Waynara exists to stop that.

Checked, not guessed

Every route is written from the destination country's own immigration sources and reviewed by our team before it goes live. Each guide shows when it was last verified and links to the sources behind it.

A plan, not a reading list

Start a journey and the route becomes your checklist: the stages in order, the documents to gather, the appointments to book and the fees to save for.

Deadlines that find you

A reminder a week and a day before every appointment and deadline, and 90 days before a document expires — the dates that quietly sink applications.

How it works

Three steps from "I want to move" to a plan.

Find the route that fits

Browse the legal ways into each country — study, skilled work, talent and more. Each guide covers who it suits, the real cost, the timeline, the paperwork and every step in order.

Make it yours

Start the journey and Waynara builds your tracker from that route. Set a target date and the plan works backwards from it.

Work through it

Tick off stages, record documents and their expiry dates, log appointments and track what you have saved towards the fees. Waynara handles the reminding.

A journey tracker listing steps, documents and appointments with their status

Available now

Six verified routes, with more on the way.

We publish a country only once its routes have been written and checked. No filler.

GB
United KingdomStudent · Skilled Worker · Global Talent
CA
CanadaStudy Permit · Express Entry · Provincial Nominee
US
United StatesIn preparation
Soon
DE
GermanyIn preparation
Soon

Built honestly

We tell you where every fact came from.

Immigration is a field full of people selling certainty they do not have. Waynara does the opposite: every guide carries its sources and its last-verified date, anyone can report something that looks wrong, and we say plainly that this is information, not legal advice.

We also never ask you to upload your passport or certificates. Waynara records the details of a document — its status, where you keep it, when it expires — and nothing more. There is no pile of other people's identity papers on our servers to lose.

A route guide showing processing time, estimated cost, eligibility and the date it was last verified

Questions

Straight answers.

Is this immigration advice?

No. Giving immigration advice is a regulated profession in most destination countries, and we are not regulated advisers. Waynara gives you information and a plan to work from. Always confirm the details on the official source before you apply.

Where does the route information come from?

From the destination country's official immigration sources, written up by our team and reviewed by a second person before publication. Every guide shows its last-verified date and links to those sources.

Can I upload my documents?

Not by design. Waynara tracks the name, status, expiry date and where you keep each document, so nothing sensitive lives on our servers. Keep the documents themselves where you already keep them.

What does it cost?

Waynara is free while we grow the route library. There are no ads and no trackers.

Can I plan more than one country at a time?

Yes. Each journey is tracked separately, so you can compare Canada and the UK side by side and complete or reopen either at any time.

Can I delete everything?

Yes, at any moment, from Profile → Security and privacy inside the app. You can also download a copy of everything you have saved first. See deleting your account.

Start your journey properly.

Waynara opens to a small group first, on Android, with iOS to follow.