Zara Higgins, ATPI's General Manager - Scotland, and Neil Thomson, Director at Nomadic

ATPI, the leading travel management company, and Nomadic, a global short-term immigration provider for businesses and corporate travellers, have announced ...

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ATPI, the leading travel management company, and Nomadic, a global short-term immigration provider for businesses and corporate travellers, have announced a new partnership to support the global energy sector with travel compliance and workforce planning. 

The collaboration will utilise the industry-leading knowledge and innovation of Nomadic to mobilise the energy sector’s workforce for global projects with greater ease.

Backed by the world’s leading provider of immigration services Fragomen, Nomadic helps to process and corroborate visa applications for multinational and domestic corporations. 

ATPI will utilise Nomadic’s extensive insight and technology to streamline activity for workforces which require specialised visa permits to perform work in international regions. 

Recognizing a gap in the market, the two companies are committed to developing technology solutions that streamline international travel for the energy sector.

This collaboration aims to provide workforces with the tools and support needed to maximize operational efficiency. 

As the preferred business travel services provider to ATPI, Nomadic helps individuals remain compliant with regional requirements via visa and passport services, and the notarising, procurement, and securing of essential records for immigration applications. 

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