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Journey management
End-to-end movement planning across airports, ground transport, lodging, venues, and alternates.
Service dossier · 03Restricted briefing
International support
Foreign Engagement
Cross-border protective planning, journey management, and trusted in-country coordination for principals and organizations operating internationally.
Mission mandate
Local understanding for movement beyond familiar ground.
International movement creates layered exposure: unfamiliar legal systems, changing infrastructure, fragmented information, and variable local capability. We build a practical operating picture before arrival and maintain it throughout the engagement.
Reach
Cross-border
Method
Local coordination
Focus
Safe continuity
Operational capability
Scope of support
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In-country coordination
Alignment with vetted local resources, hosts, drivers, and authorized security counterparts.
03
Arrival & departure support
Controlled transitions through terminals, transport nodes, and unfamiliar operating environments.
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Country-level briefing
Concise context on relevant security, logistics, cultural, and operating considerations.
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Contingency planning
Practical response options for disruption, route failure, medical need, or a changing local picture.
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Remote oversight
Scheduled check-ins and communication discipline to maintain visibility during movement.
Engagement terms
Pricing for this service
Standard rate
From $1,650
per day · per operator
5-day minimum deployment
Travel, accommodation, and in-country costs are billed at cost, with receipts.
Indicative figures · CAD · taxes excluded · final scope confirmed in consultation
PKG-03
Defined packageProtective Retainer · 30 Days
From $9,800
per month · CAD + applicable taxes
Allocated protective hours each month
Standing threat and exposure monitoring
Priority response to short-notice requirements
Quarterly posture review with the principal
When to engage
Situations that require a deliberate posture.
Executive travel into unfamiliar jurisdictions
International meetings, negotiations, and site visits
Multi-city itineraries with complex movement dependencies
Travel during periods of political or infrastructure disruption
Operating sequence
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Scope
Map the itinerary, purpose, participants, dependencies, and material concerns.
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Validate
Review local conditions and coordinate suitable, accountable in-country support.
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Move
Maintain communication and oversight across each transfer, venue, and schedule change.
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Reassess
Update the operating picture and adjust contingencies as local conditions evolve.
Confidential consultation
Define the requirement before the risk defines it.
Share the high-level situation. Iron Defence will help identify the appropriate scope for a confidential discussion of foreign engagement.
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