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Institutional Collaboration

Partner with the World Investment Migration Association

WIMA works with institutions, academic bodies, event organisers, training providers, research contributors, and responsible industry participants to advance professional standards, policy understanding, education, and transparency in residence and citizenship planning.

Partnership with WIMA is designed for organisations that share a commitment to ethical practice, informed policy discussion, professional education, due diligence, and responsible cross-border mobility. WIMA partnerships are reviewed through a standards-led process and are not treated as commercial endorsements.

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Standards-led institutional cooperation
Education, research, and policy collaboration
No commercial endorsement without WIMA review
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Professional Platform

A Professional Platform for Responsible Collaboration

WIMA provides a structured platform for organisations seeking to contribute to the development of investment migration, residence planning, citizenship advisory standards, professional education, and country program intelligence. Partnership is available only where the proposed collaboration aligns with WIMA's professional standards, disclosure principles, and institutional mission.

Collaboration is reviewed through governance, relevance, disclosure, and standards alignment rather than commercial placement alone.

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Institutional Visibility

Participate in WIMA initiatives, briefings, research programs, and selected association platforms where professional visibility is supported by clear governance and disclosure standards.

02

Knowledge Contribution

Contribute expertise to WIMA research, policy briefings, country program reviews, professional education, and sector intelligence resources.

03

Professional Education

Collaborate with WIMA on training, certification support, CPD programming, workshops, and professional development initiatives.

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Global Engagement

Engage with an international professional audience across residence planning, citizenship advisory, legal, compliance, due diligence, finance, academic, and policy communities.

Partnership Categories

Partnership Categories

WIMA recognises several partnership categories. Each category is reviewed independently and must meet WIMA's standards for integrity, professional relevance, transparency, and responsible industry participation.

Category 01

Institutional Partners

For professional bodies, policy platforms, associations, foundations, chambers, and recognised institutions.

Institutional partnership is designed for organisations that support WIMA's mission to promote professional standards, responsible practice, informed policy discussion, and international cooperation across the investment migration sector.

Suitable For

  • Professional associations
  • Policy organisations
  • Industry platforms
  • Non-profit institutions
  • Public-interest initiatives
Category 02

Academic Partners

For universities, research centres, academic institutes, scholars, and education-focused institutions.

Academic partners may collaborate with WIMA on research papers, policy briefs, academic roundtables, education programs, research methodology, and knowledge-sharing initiatives.

Suitable For

  • Universities
  • Research centres
  • Academic authors
  • Policy researchers
  • Student and professional education initiatives
Category 03

Event Partners

For conferences, forums, summits, briefings, roundtables, and professional gatherings.

Event partners may work with WIMA on professional forums, regional briefings, policy roundtables, workshops, and sector-specific events. All event partnerships must observe WIMA standards on transparency, speaker disclosure, sponsorship identification, and non-misleading promotion.

Suitable For

  • Global forums
  • Regional briefings
  • Professional workshops
  • Policy roundtables
  • Member networking events
Category 04

Training Partners

For education providers, CPD organisers, professional training institutions, and specialist instructors.

Training partners may support WIMA education programs, CPD activities, certified learning pathways, specialist modules, and professional development initiatives. WIMA does not recognise training partners unless the proposed content meets WIMA's education and standards review process.

Suitable For

  • CPD providers
  • Training institutions
  • Specialist instructors
  • Compliance educators
  • Professional development platforms
Category 05

Research Contributors

For authors, analysts, country specialists, policy contributors, and program researchers.

Research contributors may support WIMA's reports, country intelligence, program classification, policy analysis, comparative research, and professional guidance materials. Contributions are subject to editorial review, source verification, and conflict-of-interest disclosure.

Suitable For

  • Country specialists
  • Legal researchers
  • Compliance analysts
  • Policy contributors
  • Program intelligence contributors
Category 06

Sponsorship Opportunities

For organisations seeking structured visibility through WIMA-approved activities.

Sponsorship opportunities may be available for selected WIMA events, publications, education programs, research initiatives, member briefings, and regional activities. Sponsorship does not imply WIMA endorsement of any product, service, program, or advisory claim.

Suitable For

  • Event sponsorship
  • Publication sponsorship
  • Research sponsorship
  • Education sponsorship
  • Regional program sponsorship

Collaboration Scope

What WIMA Partnerships May Include

WIMA partnership activity is structured around responsible visibility, standards development, research contribution, education, and transparent professional engagement.

Collaboration Opportunities

  • Co-hosted professional briefings
  • WIMA policy roundtables
  • Research contribution programs
  • CPD and training collaboration
  • Sponsored reports and publications
  • Regional member events
  • Country program intelligence support
  • Professional standards initiatives
  • Academic and author submissions
  • Responsible industry education

WIMA Review Requirements

  • Clear organisational profile
  • Disclosure of ownership and control
  • Professional relevance to WIMA's mission
  • No misleading program claims
  • No guaranteed approval language
  • No misuse of WIMA name or logo
  • Conflict-of-interest disclosure
  • Compliance with WIMA standards
  • Sponsorship transparency
  • Annual review where applicable

Sponsorship Framework

Sponsorship Framework

WIMA sponsorship is designed to support education, research, standards development, and professional engagement. Sponsorship is never treated as a substitute for membership, certification, accreditation, or professional standing.

Event Sponsorship

Available on Request

Support WIMA forums, workshops, regional briefings, policy roundtables, and professional networking events.

Includes

  • Sponsor recognition
  • Event page visibility
  • Selected speaking or panel consideration
  • Post-event report inclusion
  • Disclosure-compliant branding

Publication Sponsorship

Available on Request

Support WIMA reports, country briefings, policy papers, professional guidance notes, and annual review publications.

Includes

  • Publication sponsor recognition
  • Logo placement subject to WIMA approval
  • Distribution to WIMA audiences
  • Research independence statement
  • Sponsorship disclosure note

Education Sponsorship

Available on Request

Support WIMA learning programs, CPD briefings, certificate modules, webinars, and professional development activities.

Includes

  • Education program visibility
  • CPD event association
  • Training support recognition
  • Learner-facing sponsor disclosure
  • WIMA education review requirement

Regional Partnership

Available on Request

Support regional WIMA activities, local briefings, country-level discussions, and member engagement initiatives.

Includes

  • Regional activity recognition
  • Local professional visibility
  • Country program discussion support
  • Member engagement opportunities
  • Regional compliance review

Eligibility for Enquiry

Who Should Apply

WIMA welcomes partnership enquiries from organisations that can contribute to professional standards, responsible investment migration practice, education, research, compliance, due diligence, public understanding, and informed policy dialogue.

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Professional and institutional organisations

Organisations with a clear institutional profile and professional relevance to WIMA's mission.

02

Academic and research bodies

Research-focused groups able to support evidence-based policy, program analysis, and knowledge development.

03

Training and CPD providers

Education providers aligned with professional development, compliance, ethics, and responsible advisory practice.

04

Responsible industry participants

Organisations committed to transparent communication, standards-led positioning, and responsible sector engagement.

Independence Protection

Who WIMA Will Not Partner With

To protect the independence and credibility of the association, WIMA does not accept partnerships that conflict with its standards, create misleading public impressions, or compromise its professional mission.

  • Organisations promoting guaranteed residence or citizenship outcomes
  • Organisations using misleading passport sale language
  • Organisations making unsupported visa-free access claims
  • Organisations unwilling to disclose conflicts of interest
  • Organisations seeking to purchase certification or professional status
  • Organisations with unresolved compliance, conduct, or reputational concerns
  • Organisations intending to misuse WIMA's name, logo, or standards

Review Process

Partnership Review Process

The process is designed to protect institutional independence, professional standards, and public clarity.

01

Submit Interest

The organisation submits a partnership enquiry with a summary of the proposed collaboration and institutional background.

02

WIMA Screening

WIMA reviews the organisation's profile, relevance, conflicts, public positioning, and alignment with WIMA standards.

03

Proposal Review

Where appropriate, WIMA requests a detailed proposal, partnership scope, sponsorship requirements, disclosure terms, and expected deliverables.

04

Standards Assessment

The proposed partnership is reviewed against WIMA's professional conduct, advertising, disclosure, and independence principles.

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Approval and Documentation

Approved partnerships are documented with clear scope, duration, permitted use of WIMA name, disclosure obligations, and review conditions.

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Ongoing Review

WIMA may review, suspend, or terminate any partnership where standards, conduct, disclosure, or reputational expectations are not met.

Partner Enquiry

Partner Enquiry

Organisations interested in partnership with WIMA may submit an initial enquiry for review. Submission of an enquiry does not guarantee approval, recognition, sponsorship rights, or use of WIMA marks.

This form is a non-binding expression of interest. WIMA may request additional information before reviewing any partnership proposal.

Name and Logo Use

Use of WIMA Name and Logo

WIMA's name, logo, membership status, certification marks, and partnership references may not be used without written approval. Approved partners must follow WIMA's logo, disclosure, and public communication standards. Partnership with WIMA does not constitute endorsement of any immigration outcome, investment product, government program, advisory service, or commercial claim.

Institutional Collaboration

Build Responsible Institutional Collaboration with WIMA

WIMA welcomes serious, standards-aligned organisations seeking to contribute to the professional development of investment migration, residence planning, citizenship advisory practice, compliance, education, and research.

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Professional standards, education, research, and responsible global mobility.