Kin: your journey, step by step
Kin keeps your whole journey to lawful work abroad in one place: where your application stands, what to do next, and who’s looking after your case. It’s free to join. Kin Beyond is an India-based company that helps qualified candidates apply for work visas abroad.
Where to get it
The app isn’t out yet. We’ll put the Google Play and App Store links here the day each one goes live. In the stores you’ll find it as Kin Beyond; on your phone it’s simply Kin.
- Google PlayNot yet published
- App StoreNot yet published
Your journey in the app
- Screening
- Documents
- Job offer
- Work permit and visa
- Tickets
- Briefing before you leave
- Arrival
- Your first weeks
The current step is marked with the gold dot. What happens at each step
What the app does
- Your journey
- A timeline from screening to your first weeks at work, with the current step marked and a note at each step from the person handling your case.
- Eligibility check
- Seven questions, a result with reasons, before any contact details. A consultant reviews every strong profile; nothing is decided automatically.
- Country facts
- Each destination in Eastern Europe, Japan and Russia with its routes, steps, documents and official decision times, every rule linked to its official source and dated.
- Documents
- Passport and certificates go into your private account, with a separate consent, and you can delete them at any time unless the law requires us to keep them.
- Ask a question
- An AI assistant answers from the same sourced facts and says that it is AI; a person from our team can take over whenever you ask.
- Complaints
- Raise a grievance from the app. The Government of India helpline for emigrants is shown next to it, always.
- Your data
- Download everything we hold about you, withdraw consent, or delete your account from Settings.
What it never does
It never promises a job, a visa or a processing time: the destination country decides. It never asks for cash, a deposit or a payment to a person.
Your account and your data
- Sign in with a one-time code by SMS or email. We never see a password.
- The consent notice is shown in full before anything is stored, with unticked boxes (privacy notice).
- Delete your account from Settings in the app, or request deletion on the web.
- Complaints: how to complain, including the Government of India helpline.
Kin is not an app of any government or embassy.