
Ambassadors
If you have a COE or Visa Approved status, you're already an Ambassador with no need to sign up. Get your personalized link from Universe to share and earn rewards for every person you turn into a Nōmada.
Get my linkRecommend the experience, help the people you know reach their destination and earn money for every person who joins

If you have a COE or Visa Approved status, you're already an Ambassador with no need to sign up. Get your personalized link from Universe to share and earn rewards for every person you turn into a Nōmada.
Get my link
There's a program for you, no matter where you are: a former student who wants to stay connected, a content creator with an active audience, or someone who believes in what Nōmadas does without having traveled. Three profiles: Referrer, Content Creator and Influencer.
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Every student who travels with Nōmadas is automatically an Ambassador. Not because we ask for it: because their real experience is the most powerful argument there is. Share, recommend and earn concrete cash rewards for every Nōmada who joins thanks to you.
Distance doesn't take you out of the Nōmadas community. If you lived the experience, know it up close or simply believe in what Nōmadas does, there's a program designed for you and a real way to earn income by recommending.


Your experience is worth more than anything. Recommend us to someone who's hesitating, give them your link and we close the deal. You get the reward without ever having traveled.
You can explore study programmes in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland and Dubai. Compare the course type, city and services available for your plan. Options and requirements differ by institution and destination; confirm your programme details with a guide.
Yes, from day one. We post our events on social media and WhatsApp groups all the time. You can join whenever you want and bring your friends or family. You don't need to be an active Nōmadas student to connect with the community and meet new people.
It's our way of recognizing those who have already lived the experience and want to share it. If you refer a friend and that friend travels with us, you receive a cash reward for each referral. It's a concrete way to be an active part of the community and keep your experience generating value.
It's for those who want to live the Nōmadas experience from the inside and share it with the world. If you're passionate about social media, you can become the face of Nōmadas in your city: creating content, showing your day-to-day and connecting with our global audience. A way to belong to the community beyond the classroom.
It's the first real meeting with the Nōmadas community at your destination. When you land, we welcome you at our offices (in person or online) to explain how the city works, help you open your bank account, give you your first local phone number and introduce you to other students who have just arrived, like you. You don't arrive alone: you arrive with company.
It's our welcome gift when you start your experience. We give you a kit with everyday essentials: a thermos, a notebook, a pen and other useful surprises. It's a concrete gesture to remind you that Nōmadas is with you from the very first step.
Universe brings together resources for the Nōmadas community. Your guide can help you access the platform and find resources for your destination. You can also check the events calendar and ask to join your city’s WhatsApp group.
Yes, absolutely. Our guides take care of coordinating both processes in parallel: dates, schools and study plans, so you can start this experience together from the very first step.
Yes. You can start your processes in parallel and a guide supports you both to coordinate visas, dates and plans, making sure you live this experience together from day one.
Through several active channels: WhatsApp groups for each city, regular events and activities, the "Nōmadas Community" section inside Universe and direct contact with your guide at your destination. The community doesn't end when you land: that's where it really begins.
Sharing a link helps someone discover Nōmadas and seek guidance. That first contact does not mean they have booked a course or that a reward has been earned. Read the conditions and identify which completed stage the programme recognises.
Keep three moments separate: your recommendation, the interested person’s decision and confirmation of any applicable reward. This avoids confusing contacts with sales. Use the programme’s channel for a specific enquiry rather than publishing personal information.
Confirm your profile, how to obtain your link and how the interested person should use it. Ask how referrals are identified, what happens if a contact already exists and what information is needed to check progress. Do not assume an answer missing from the applicable conditions.
Distinguish a reward for an individual transaction from a bonus that depends on several completed sales. Confirm the amount, currency, requirements and payment arrangements before relying on that income. An illustration of possible earnings is not a guaranteed result.
Explain why you chose a destination, the difficulties you encountered and the support you remember. Concrete details are more useful than promising an easy journey. If you have not travelled with Nōmadas, describe your actual relationship rather than presenting yourself as a former student.
The interested person needs to assess their own programme, budget and circumstances. Do not promise employment, visa approval or an identical experience. Disclose when your recommendation could generate a financial benefit.
A different course, destination or date may require the process to be reviewed. Ask how the programme conditions apply and retain the confirmations you receive. Do not assume a reward remains unchanged when a transaction changes or is not completed.
Your role is to make an informed recommendation, not to accept terms on another person’s behalf. Let the student and team discuss the course proposal directly and use your referral channel for questions about the programme.
Start by asking whether the person actually wants an introduction. Explain how you know Nōmadas and whether your participation in the referral programme may bring you a benefit. Give them space to ask their own questions about courses and destinations without treating their interest as a confirmed booking.
Keep a copy of the programme information you consulted and identify any point that needs clarification, such as how an introduction is recorded or which stage is required for a benefit. Ask the team about your particular case before assuming an older campaign or another participant’s experience applies. An introduction helps begin a conversation; the student still needs to evaluate their own proposal.