Meet Kamba, your AI companion — from admission letter to first job. Visas, fees, housing, work-hour rules, taxes. You text; it handles the parts you dread.
So you crowdsource your whole legal and financial life from a group chat, a forum post from 2017, and an agent your cousin once used.
Kamba watches your visa dates, work-hour limits, payments and applications — then texts you first, before it becomes a problem.
Families spend a fortune — sometimes on agents who vanish with the money. Most of what you're paying for is form-filling, checklists and reminders.
To be clear: only governments decide visas. What Kamba replaces is the overpriced middleman — not the official process.
No app to download. Kamba lives in WhatsApp — type, send a voice note in English, French or Pidgin, or forward that suspicious listing. It works in the background and comes back with it done.
Yours knows your country, your school, your visa type and your goals. The more you text, the better it gets at being your Kamba.
Free to start. Early students shape what Kamba becomes.
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An AI companion for students moving abroad, living inside WhatsApp. It keeps your visa file, pays official fees in your currency, vets apartments, tracks deadlines and work-hour limits, and stays with you through your first job.
No — only governments decide visas, and anyone promising otherwise is lying to you. Kamba gets your application complete, correct and on time, and tells you plainly when something needs a lawyer or your international office.
Chatting is free to start. Official fees you pay in your local currency, at the rate shown before you confirm, with a receipt in the chat. You only pay Kamba for the tasks you ask it to complete — no upfront package.
Your documents are yours. They're used only to complete the task you asked for, never sold or shared with agents or recruiters, and you can ask Kamba to delete them at any time. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.
Text or voice in English, French, Pidgin, Portuguese, Arabic and more — whatever you'd use with a friend. Official forms are still filled in the language the authorities require.
We're starting with the West Africa → United States & Canada corridor (Nigeria, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana) and expanding from there. Not sure if your route is covered yet? Message Kamba and ask.