Relocation service to the US for talent visas Dreem has launched a product for self-collection of an O-1 case

Dreem (idreem.com) appeared in the first half of 2023, the project was launched by former top manager of WeWork and co-founder of the travel startup Onlinetours, Dmitry Litvinov. The product offers a turnkey service to prepare O-1/EB-1 talent visas for the US.

“Visa Hub is a completely new online product to carry out the process of obtaining an O-1 US talent visa on your own,” Litvinov said, adding that in this format the client will pay “several hundred dollars” instead between 6 and 10 dollars. thousand for the organization of turnkey services.

The product consists of three main parts:

• Structured written and video content that helps you understand the nuances of obtaining an O-1;
• Tools to create a case, including artificial intelligence (responsible for instantly writing letters of recommendation, evaluating user posts for compliance with requirements (usually evaluated by lawyers), evaluating and recommending profiles of people for writing letters of recommendation ). In the future, it is planned to add the formation of a petition for O-1.
• “On-demand” online consultations with an AI chatbot, which is trained on special content from lawyers and official sources.

According to Litvinov, Dreem’s products are now complementary and reach both an audience that is willing to pay more and spend less time preparing a visa case, and those who are not willing to pay a large amount, but have time to do it themselves. .

So, according to the founder of Dreem, creating a case yourself will take you 3 to 6 months.

There are currently two rates on Visa Hub:

• Insight: subscription for $29 per month. The rate gives access to the educational part, content and an AI assistant (chatbot). Created for those who want to understand the features of obtaining O-1 in the USA.
• Advanced: subscription for $199. This plan also includes several one-on-one online consultations with experts, access to case creation tools, premium content, and additional regular webinars with experts.

The product was developed thanks to investments that were disclosed in May 2023. It was reported that the funds would be transferred in three tranches as the project progresses and “are in the nature of a six-figure amount.”

Visa Hub took six months to develop, with another two months spent preparing for launch. Dreem was launched on March 13, 2023 and the company is based in the United States.