Methodology
How we source and explain information
goborda combines trusted sources, continuous monitoring and AI-assisted analysis to make immigration and mobility policy changes easier to understand. Nothing is published until a goborda administrator has reviewed it against the source.
Where does the information come from?
goborda ranks sources by tier and prioritises official government and immigration authority publications — ministry announcements, government portals and official gazettes. Lower tiers, such as official agency communications, trusted news and legal intelligence, are used where they add context or point to a primary source.
Every update links back to the original source, so you can always read the publication it came from.
How does goborda process it?
goborda continuously monitors official sources for new policies and changes to existing rules. When a relevant change is identified, AI helps extract the key information from the source and organise it into a clear policy dossier, including what changed, who it affects, important dates and other relevant details.
Before that information is published, a goborda administrator reviews the dossier against the original source. This review checks that the information reflects the source accurately, that important details or conditions have not been missed, and that the explanation does not create a misleading impression of what the policy actually says.
What does goborda show me?
- What changed
- Who is affected
- Who is not affected
- Important dates
- Why it may matter
- The original source
What are the limitations?
goborda provides information and relevance guidance — not legal advice.
For important legal decisions, read the original source and consult a qualified immigration professional.