Every experience you've had counts.

The Equivalent Profile is an analysis of your education and professional experience for a specific destination country: currently Portugal or Spain.

It compares your education and professional experience with local references in that country and gives you:

• equivalence percentages against local benchmarks
• a classification of your skills according to international standards
• practical guidance and local resources
• an Equivalence assessment certificate

You can view it and download it as a PDF from your private area as many times as you like.

Yes. It is for any adult who studied or worked in a country other than the one where they want to work, whether they already live there or are still deciding.

You purchase one Profile for each destination country you are interested in.

You can use it to rewrite your CV with local references, apply for roles that match your actual level, explain your background in interviews and prepare your documents before a recognition process.

It is yours, and you can use it without asking for our permission. It gives you local context that can otherwise take years to learn: how your experience is described in the destination country, which local references it can be compared with and what is expected from a profile like yours.

At a minimum, you can use it to:

• Rewrite your CV using the names and references used in the destination country.
• Apply for roles that match your actual level, rather than having your background underestimated because it is unfamiliar locally.
• Explain your background in an interview using local references the other person can recognise.
• Prepare your documentation before starting a recognition process.

You can also present it to employers, educational institutions, public bodies or other organisations you are interested in. The copy you download is yours to keep, even if you close your account.

There are three packs, each with a one-time payment per country: Explore is free, Navigate costs €79.99 —a launch price for the first 100 profiles; after that, €159.99— and Guided costs €359.99.

Explore

One educational and one professional experience assessed, with one local equivalence for each, plus a basic executive summary.Free · one-time activation.

Navigate

Up to 3 educational and 3 professional experiences, with 3 local equivalences per experience, percentages against local benchmarks, comparative analysis, roadmap, local resources and an assessment certificate.€79.99 · launch price for the first 100 profiles; after that, €159.99.

Guided

Up to 5 educational and 5 professional experiences, with 3 local equivalences per experience, everything included in Navigate, plus two 30-minute live sessions with our team: one to gather your profile information and another for delivery and feedback.€359.99. Guided is subject to availability and monthly capacity.

Each pack is purchased for one destination country and is paid for once.

Explore is usually delivered within 1 business day; Navigate is usually delivered within 3 business days; and Guided is delivered during your second session.

Explore

Usually within 1 business day after you confirm the information needed to prepare your Profile.

Navigate

Usually within 3 business days after you confirm the information needed to prepare your Profile.

Guided

We prepare your Profile after the first session and deliver it during the second, subject to session availability and scheduling.

For all three packs, the delivery period starts once you have confirmed the information needed to prepare your Profile.

If there is a delay, we will inform you and provide a new estimated delivery date. Any consumer rights you have under applicable law are not affected by this information.

It is a one-time payment. None of the packs includes a subscription or automatic renewal, and we will not charge you on a recurring basis.

No. The Equivalent Profile is not an official recognition or homologation of your degree, and it does not replace those procedures: it complements them.

It does not grant or deny official recognition and does not replace the competent authorities in each country. In Spain, homologation of foreign university degrees falls under the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, while non-university qualifications fall under the Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Sports. In Portugal, recognition procedures are handled, depending on the type of recognition, by the DGES and/or public higher education institutions. For regulated professions, the relevant authority, professional order or professional body may also be involved.

The Equivalent Profile can guide you on which recognition route may apply to your case, what documentation is commonly required and which local references your background may be compared with. It does not affect the decision of the competent authorities.

No. The Equivalent Profile does not replace legal or immigration advice. Decisions about your administrative status are made by the competent authorities.

What we do is guide you on your professional path. With Guided, you also work on your Profile directly with our team: one session to understand your situation and goals before we prepare it, and another to review the result, your roadmap and your next steps with you.

If you need advice on a legal or immigration procedure, you should consult a qualified professional. If useful, you can write to us at info@equivalence.world: we work with partner professionals and can put you in touch.

There are two different routes, and they can complement each other. Official recognition —for example, homologation in Spain or recognition in Portugal— has legal effects. The Equivalent Profile, by contrast, helps you understand which local degrees, roles and references your background may be compared with, so you can make decisions and present yourself professionally with more local context.

Explore and Navigate are usually delivered within the timeframes described above. The Profile can also guide you on the recognition route that may apply to your case and the documentation that is commonly requested, helping you prepare for a possible official process.