Our firm offers a wide range of UK immigration services, including visa applications, appeals, settlement applications, citizenship, family reunification, business immigration, and asylum claims. We also provide legal advice on compliance and visa extensions.

Choosing the right visa depends on your individual circumstances, such as your nationality, purpose of visit, and duration of stay. We recommend booking a consultation with our immigration solicitors to assess your needs and guide you through the appropriate visa options.

The processing time for immigration applications varies depending on the type of visa, the complexity of your case, and the current workload of the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). On average, straightforward applications can take a few weeks to a few months. We will provide you with an estimated timeline once we review your case.

Yes, you can apply again after a visa refusal, but it's essential to understand why your previous application was refused. Our solicitors can help you address the reasons for the refusal and improve your chances of a successful application the next time.

Our fees vary depending on the complexity of the case and the type of service required. We offer a transparent fee structure and will provide you with a detailed quote after a FREE 30 Minute Case Review.

• Tier 1 Visa: For high-value migrants, including entrepreneurs, investors, and those with exceptional talent.
• Tier 2 Visa: For skilled workers with a job offer in the UK.
• Tier 4 Visa: For students wishing to study in the UK at an approved educational institution.

Switching visa categories is possible in some cases, depending on your current visa and the visa you wish to switch to. We can advise on your eligibility and assist with the application process.

To apply for a UK spouse visa, you must be married to or in a civil partnership with a British citizen or someone with settled status in the UK. You will need to meet financial requirements, prove the genuineness of your relationship, and meet English language requirements.

You can apply to extend your visa before it expires. The requirements and process will depend on the type of visa you hold. Our solicitors can guide you through the extension process to ensure that your stay in the UK is uninterrupted.

Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) allows you to live and work in the UK without any time restrictions. It is a step towards British citizenship. Eligibility for ILR typically depends on the duration of your stay in the UK and meeting specific residency and good character requirements.

To apply for British citizenship, you must meet residency requirements, pass the Life in the UK test, demonstrate English language proficiency, and be of good character. You may apply by naturalization if you have held ILR or have permanent residency.

Having a criminal record can affect your application for British citizenship, as applicants must be of good character. However, each case is assessed individually, and minor offenses may not automatically disqualify you. It’s important to seek legal advice if you have a criminal record.

ILR allows you to live in the UK without time restrictions but does not grant you the full rights of a British citizen, such as the right to vote in all elections. British citizenship provides full rights and is typically the next step after holding ILR.

You can lose ILR status if you leave the UK for more than two years or if you commit a serious criminal offense. If your ILR is revoked, you may need to apply for a returning resident visa to re-enter the UK.

Yes, depending on your visa status, your family members (spouse, partner, children) may be eligible to join you in the UK. Specific requirements must be met, including financial criteria and proof of your relationship.

To bring your children to the UK, they must be under 18 years old, financially dependent on you, and not married or in a civil partnership. You will need to show that you can financially support and accommodate them without relying on public funds.

Your partner can apply for a dependent visa if you hold a visa that allows dependents, such as a Tier 2 visa. They will need to meet eligibility requirements, including proving the relationship and meeting maintenance funds criteria.

If your visa is curtailed or revoked, your dependents' visas may also be affected. It is crucial to seek legal advice immediately if you find yourself in this situation to explore options for your dependents to remain in the UK.

If you are a British citizen, your children may be eligible for British citizenship either by birth or through registration. The specific criteria depend on factors like where the child was born and your immigration status at the time of their birth.

If your visa application is refused, you may have the right to appeal or request an administrative review, depending on the type of visa and the reason for refusal. Our solicitors can help you understand your options and represent you in the appeal process.

To appeal a visa refusal, you must file a notice of appeal with the appropriate tribunal within the specified time limit, usually 14 or 28 days. The process involves presenting your case before a judge. We can assist in preparing and presenting your appeal.

An administrative review is a process where UKVI reviews your visa application decision if you believe a mistake was made in processing your application. It is not a full appeal but a way to challenge a decision without going to court.

Yes, if your appeal is unsuccessful, you may apply for a judicial review, where a judge will review the legality of the decision made by the UKVI or tribunal. Judicial reviews are complex, and legal representation is highly recommended.

The duration of the appeal process can vary widely depending on the complexity of the case and the backlog in the tribunal system. It can take several months to a year or more. We will keep you informed throughout the process.

The Innovator Visa is for experienced businesspeople looking to set up an innovative business in the UK. The business must be endorsed by an approved body and meet specific criteria. It is a popular option for entrepreneurs who wish to establish a presence in the UK.

The UK Start-up Visa is for individuals looking to set up an innovative business for the first time. You must have an endorsement from an approved body and meet other eligibility requirements, including demonstrating the innovation, viability, and scalability of your business idea.

To qualify for a UK Investor Visa, you must have at least £2 million to invest in the UK. You must also meet specific criteria related to your investment, including the type of investment and its duration.

Yes, it is possible to switch from a Tier 2 visa to an Innovator Visa if you meet the eligibility criteria for the Innovator Visa, including having an endorsement and a viable business plan. Our solicitors can guide you through the process.

Your business can sponsor employees from outside the UK by obtaining a sponsor license from the Home Office. The license allows your company to issue Certificates of Sponsorship (CoS) to prospective employees. We can assist your business in applying for and maintaining a sponsor license.

As a visa holder in the UK, you must comply with the conditions of your visa, such as working only in permitted jobs, not accessing