Amit Kumar Mishra
I am apply in Canadian job in Dubai ixp…
I am apply in Canadian job in Dubai ixp visa don’t response anyhow 2014 I am apply don’t response with any wayDont trust them they are big layers and thief they took your all money and run away. I lost my 10000 AED in Dubai office. now they change premises and phone numbers.
Ejike Chigbundu
Fraudsters
These people are bunch of liars and fraudsters. all they are after is your money. u speak to one of them on the phone, when you get there they insist the fellow is not in office and they push you into the hands of the next liar. One of them name MOa… a lady I bet you will perish in hell. all of you. it shall newer be well with ypour families.
sabin bhandari
its lier company
please don’t apply through this fake company all staff were lieing .and they will take 10000 dhrm from you and will.away from you .if you want to know please contact with me.I have all document I applied from there . I know one indiam lady sunita who worked in.my case.they didnt give you their correct number.and there was another philipino lady name dhez she is also.big lier. So be careful .All those guys who already applied please do police case.I.will do.as well .
Shahnavaz Ansari
IXP/global visa scam company
Dont trust them they are big layers and thief they took your all money and run away. I lost my 10000 AED in Dubai office. now they change premises and phone numbers.
Salah Osman
Scam and Fraud
People, this company is a fraud, they will charge you money, promise you anything…and then you will beg them to return your money…..If you do not believe me, google them…it is the same company, previously called Global Visas, and IP/IXP Visas…different names, but same scam artists….watch out…..In case you have been a victim, contact dubai economic department consumer rights
Hany Hussein
Excellent Service. Call Midhun
This is Hany Hussein, CFA
I am the Head of Asset Management Department at Al Baraka Banking Group – Itqan Capital. I strongly recommend IXP visa service especially Mr. Midhun. Mr. Midhun is a just a GREAT PERSON. He handled my case as if it was his own case. I really felt that i am in safe hands. I remember that i was late in filing some documents and he filled himself to dont lose the deadline. The result is I can live in Australia with wife, and kids. Please when you communicate with IXP ask for MIDHUN. Midhun is your pass code for Australia.
Hany Hussein, CFA
Bill Sanders
Scam – costly and don’t deliver
These guys cost more than their smaller competitors and do a lot less than their sales people claim (you find this out after you pay).
Unlike cheaper firms, they do not submit documents for you and do not have a relationship with the embassy officials. This means that they do little more than comment on what you’re doing. The few forms they filled out for me were full of mistakes – they actually put my wrong date and place of birth! If I hadn’t caught it, it would have been a rejected visa.
Marjorie
Confidence to help clients and helping each other.
Thank you for helping me to put up and trying your best to make me satisfied for the information that you gave and so on. I’m always looking forward from you and I hope to be more satisfied. Once again thank you so much..
I hope you have a good day. ^_^
Below are the analyze and conclusion of us about above reviews
Review 1: Amit Kumar Mishra
This review is overwhelmingly negative, reporting a direct financial loss of 10,000 AED in Dubai. The reviewer alleges fraudulent behavior, claiming the company took the money and disappeared, even changing locations and phone numbers. The strong language (“big layers and thief”) and the specific detail of the financial loss significantly contribute to a perception of illegitimacy. The age of the incident (2014) might make verification difficult, but the direct accusation of theft is a major red flag.
Review 2: Ejike Chigbundu
This review uses equally strong language, labeling the company as “fraudsters” and “liars.” The reviewer describes a bait-and-switch tactic where a specific employee promised over the phone is unavailable upon arrival, leading to interactions with other, similarly deceptive individuals. The emotional tone (“perish in hell,” “it shall newer be well”) suggests a deeply negative and potentially authentic experience of being scammed.
Review 3: sabin bhandari
This review echoes the previous negative sentiments, calling the company “fake” and alleging that staff members are lying. Like the first review, it mentions a specific financial loss (10,000 DHM) and accuses the company of disappearing with the money. This review even names specific individuals (“Sunita,” “Dhez”) and encourages other victims to file police reports. The level of detail, including names, strengthens the claim of a negative experience.
Review 4: Shahnavaz Ansari
This review is a duplicate or near-duplicate of the first review, Amit Kumar Mishra. The identical wording raises suspicion. It may indicate a coordinated negative campaign, or simply copying of reviews or a similar experience across multiple people. It’s a red flag to see near-identical reviews.
Review 5: Salah Osman
This review reinforces the scam allegations, claiming the company takes money and makes false promises. It connects the company to previous names (“Global Visas,” “IP/IXP Visas”), suggesting a pattern of rebranding to avoid negative reputation. The reviewer advises others to contact the Dubai Economic Department consumer rights, indicating a belief that the company is engaged in fraudulent activities.
Review 6: Hany Hussein
This is the only positive review in the provided set. It praises the service and specifically recommends an employee named “Midhun.” The review claims that Midhun went above and beyond to ensure the reviewer’s visa application was successful. However, the highly specific recommendation (“Midhun is your pass code for Australia”) and the reviewer’s stated position as “Head of Asset Management Department at Al Baraka Banking Group” raise some suspicion. It’s possible this is a genuine positive experience, but it also fits the profile of a potentially fabricated testimonial. The unusual writing style, specifically the phrase “Midhun is your pass code for Australia,” also makes it appear less authentic. The sudden use of the reviewer’s full professional title at the beginning and end is also atypical and suggests a deliberate attempt to lend credibility to the review, which can be a sign of inauthenticity.
Review 7: Bill Sanders
This review describes the company as a “scam” due to high costs and failure to deliver promised services. The reviewer claims the company provides less assistance than competitors and lacks relationships with embassy officials. The specific examples of errors in filled-out forms (wrong date and place of birth) add credibility to the negative experience.
Review 8: Marjorie
This review is vaguely positive but lacks specific details. It expresses gratitude for information provided and hopes for future satisfaction. The lack of concrete examples or details makes it difficult to assess the authenticity. The “^_^” emoticon adds a casual tone, which doesn’t necessarily discredit it, but it does contribute to the overall lack of substance.
ixpvisas.com likely a scam
Note: The above statement is just my personal opinion, you should check carefully at the sources and make the right decision for yourself.