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About MigrateMate

MigrateMate began as a vision in 2022, sparked by the personal migration experiences of our founders. Recognizing the immense challenges faced by migrants like themselves—ranging from securing housing to navigating bureaucratic mazes—they saw an urgent need for a solution.

Our origin story:

Inspired by the advent of conversational AI technologies, we saw the potential to create a dedicated platform that can empower migrants with critical, actionable information tailored to people’s diverse needs.

Navigating immigration processes can be daunting

Migrants often encounter fragmented information across platforms that's hard to access and lacks personalisation to their specific circumstances. The challenges are vast and varied, from understanding local laws to having qualifications recognised equally and integrating into new communities.

The lack of support and the prevalence of exploitation further exacerbate these issues, making the migration journey taxing and sometimes perilous.

MigrateMate isn't just an LLM, it's a platform that demystifies migration

We help migrants move, settle, and re-settle every step of the way through connecting them to vetted data from global and local sources. Information about key topics like employment, education etc helps everyone adapt and find their footing in their new communities and surroundings. Even natives benefit from our solution!
Helping host countries benefit from quicker, smoother migrant integration

By facilitating faster adaptation, we improve individual lives and contribute to host nations' economic vitality. Employers find it easier to fill skill gaps, and migrants are empowered to negotiate fair employment, reducing pay gaps and discrimination that negatively impacts their financial freedoms and overall life quality.

The harsh reality.

Besides helping individuals, MigrateMate is trying to make a positive impact on communities around the world. All of us want migration to be a mutually enriching experience, not a burden.

The simple fact is many countries worldwide rely on migrant workers to fill essential service jobs and fill the void of decreased working populations. Still, few scalable solutions exist to dismantle barriers and create a world where every migrant can thrive. Migrants are facing increasing challenges due to the rise of right-wing movements, false narratives, and budget cuts for integration services. You may be surprised to learn...

75%

Of companies in EU countries struggle to find appropriately skilled workers
81%

Of larger companies find employing migrants legally challenging
Migrants

Are just as likely as natives to hold university degrees, yet they face significant pay and opportunity disparities
Even After 10 Years

Migrant pay gaps do not fully equalize, especially for women who face pay gaps of up to 42% as a result of both gender and migrant discrimination.