Trust, editorial review & corrections
How MigrantIQ labels reviewed content, funds the site, handles factual corrections, discloses AI use, and gates expert listings.
Who it is for: Readers who want to understand trust badges, report errors, or verify that listings are vetted.
Benefits
- Public about pages — no hidden paywalls for migration guides.
- Corrections log for published factual fixes.
- Policy change alerts by email for countries and corridors you follow.
- Freshness badges on country, visa, and law pages.
- Clear separation between free guides, guest editorial, and paid expert listings.
Step by step
1. Editorial standards
Learn how we research visa and country content, when we require two-person review on blog posts, and how guest writers are onboarded.
Editorial standards2. How we make money
MigrantIQ is free for users. Revenue comes from ads, affiliate partners, and paid expert directory listings after license verification — not from selling visas or user subscriptions.
How we make money3. Report a factual correction
Wrong fees, eligibility, official URLs, or embassy contacts can be reported from trust footers or by email. Verified fixes appear in the public corrections log.
Corrections log4. Policy change alerts
When our policy watch detects changes on official immigration sources, editors review diffs before updating visa and country pages. Subscribers receive a weekly digest for countries and corridors they follow.
Policy change alerts5. AI disclosure
Some pages use AI-assisted drafting with human review. Read what is automated vs editor-checked.
AI on MigrantIQ6. Expert listing gates
Public expert profiles require approved application, verified license documents, and an active listing period. Apply via email; pay Wise or Payoneer only after approval.
Listing standards