When you land
Someone who knows your name is in the hall. The first hour is not left to a taxi queue.
With families
The work, in the rooms where it happens.
Apichaya Brako and Gerd Nils Victor Brako, in black, in the same office, with different households. One style of meeting. The family across the table changes.
The school gate
We stand with you at the gate. Sibling places are asked before anyone falls in love with a campus.
A birth abroad
The mother is carrying the pregnancy. We plan the hospital, the week of travel, and the papers. Citizenship is not promised in the room.
The papers
Counsel sits in the room. We keep the calendar, and we stay after the meeting ends.
The keys
The house is real when the keys change hands. We are there for that moment.
The first day
Flowers, a folder, and a principal who does not leave on landing day.
Countries a family can ask about
Offices stay where we said they are. A move can still be planned toward other countries when the visa, the school, and the safety facts fit. None of these is “safe” for every family. The brief decides.
- Portugal
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Canada
- United States
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Singapore
- Japan
- Uruguay
- United Arab Emirates
- Brazil
- Thailand
- Germany
- South Africa
Birth abroad and citizenship, without the myth · Surrogacy, only where it is lawful
