What the readiness quiz measures
Pick a goal (visit, study, work, family, working holiday, or digital nomad). Optionally add a destination and passport. Answer a few skippable questions. Entryora then labels published starter guides as likely fit, maybe, or not yet, with short “why” lines. Labels reflect alignment with our content — not a government eligibility decision.
What the questions look at
Questions change by goal. Visit themes cover short-stay intent and ties. Study, work, and family ask whether an offer or sponsor situation exists. Study, digital nomad, and work can ask about funds. Digital nomad asks about remote work. Working holiday asks about list eligibility and age bands. Skipping a question simply withholds that signal from the label logic.
How to read likely fit / maybe / not yet
Likely fit means a published guide looks aligned with the answers you gave. Maybe means partial alignment or missing answers. Not yet means the answers point away from that starter for now. None of these labels approve a visa, school place, job, or sponsorship.
Next steps after a result
Open the guide and official site. Use the document checklist when you want a printable list. Path Finder ranks starters without the quiz questions. Never enter passport numbers or payment details here — the quiz does not need them.