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Navigating the UK’s immigration system can be complex. Whether you need a UK spouse visaSkilled Worker visafamily immigration advice, or help with British citizenship, our expert team is here to guide you.

As specialist UK immigration lawyers with decades of combined experience, we offer comprehensive immigration services for individuals and families. We have successfully handled over 50,000 applications, providing specialist immigration advice on everything from indefinite leave to remain (ILR) to asylum claims.

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Tell us what legal service you need using our contact form our contact us on 07780784827.

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We will connect you with a solicitor who is an expert in your legal area.

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A specialist solicitor will contact you to discuss your legal issue.

How Can I Apply for a Visa?

Applying for a visa can be a complex process that requires careful attention to detail. Our immigration solicitors can assist you in preparing and submitting your visa application, ensuring that all necessary documentation is provided and that your application meets the relevant legal requirements.

What Should I Do If My Visa Application Is Denied?

If your visa application is denied, you have the right to appeal the decision. Our team can help you understand the reasons for the denial and assist you in preparing a strong appeal. We are committed to providing you with the best possible chance of success.

What is immigration law?

Immigration law encompasses the rules, regulations, and legal precedents governing the movement of people into and out of the United Kingdom. It covers areas such as visa applications, residency rights, citizenship, asylum, and deportation. This complex field is subject to frequent changes, reflecting evolving government policies and international agreements.

How can an immigration solicitor help you?

An immigration solicitor can provide invaluable assistance in navigating the UK’s complex immigration system. They can:

  1. Assess your eligibility for various visa categories
  2. Prepare and submit visa applications with supporting documentation
  3. Represent you in appeals against visa refusals
  4. Advise on compliance with immigration regulations
  5. Assist with applications for indefinite leave to remain and citizenship
  6. Provide guidance on business immigration matters

Do I need an immigration solicitor?

While it’s not mandatory to use an immigration solicitor, their expertise can be crucial in complex cases or when facing challenges in the immigration process. A solicitor is particularly beneficial if:

  1. You’re unsure about your eligibility for a specific visa
  2. Your application has previously been refused
  3. You’re dealing with a complex immigration situation
  4. You’re appealing a decision or facing deportation
  5. You need assistance with a time-sensitive application

How much do UK immigration lawyers cost?

The cost of UK immigration lawyers varies depending on the complexity of your case and the specific services required. Typically, fees can range from £500 to £5,000 or more. Many solicitors, including ours, offer fixed-fee packages for certain services to provide cost certainty. We recommend discussing fees during your initial consultation to understand the full scope of costs involved.

What’s the difference between an immigration adviser and immigration solicitor?

An immigration adviser is regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) and can provide immigration advice and services. An immigration solicitor, however, is a qualified lawyer regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and has broader legal expertise. Solicitors can represent clients in all courts and often handle more complex cases.

Types of UK Visas

The UK offers various visa categories, including:

  1. Work visas (e.g., Skilled Worker visa, Intra-company Transfer visa)
  2. Study visas (e.g., Student visa, Child Student visa)
  3. Family visas (e.g., Spouse visa, Parent visa)
  4. Visit visas (e.g., Standard Visitor visa, Business Visitor visa)
  5. Investment and business visas (e.g., Innovator visa, Start-up visa)

The Visa application process

The visa application process typically involves:

  1. Determining the appropriate visa category
  2. Gathering required documentation
  3. Completing the online application form
  4. Paying the visa fee and Immigration Health Surcharge (if applicable)
  5. Attending a biometrics appointment
  6. Submitting supporting documents
  7. Awaiting a decision from the Home Office

Immigration Case Assessment

Our solicitors offer comprehensive immigration case assessments to evaluate your circumstances and provide tailored advice. This involves reviewing your immigration history, personal circumstances, and objectives to determine the most suitable visa options and strategies for your case.

Businesses and UK Immigration Law

For businesses, UK immigration law encompasses areas such as:

  1. Obtaining a Sponsor Licence to employ foreign workers
  2. Compliance with sponsor duties
  3. Assisting with work visa applications for employees
  4. Advising on right-to-work checks and preventing illegal working
  5. Navigating Brexit-related changes for EU nationals

Immigration Help and Support

Our solicitors can provide extensive immigration help and support, including:

  1. One-to-one consultations with experienced immigration solicitors
  2. Comprehensive application preparation and submission services
  3. Representation in appeals and judicial reviews
  4. Ongoing support and advice throughout the immigration process
  5. Regular updates on changes to immigration rules and policies

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Immigration FAQs

  • What is your Immigration Status?

    The UK's eVisa system simplifies the visa application process. To check your status and track your application in real-time, visit the official GOV.UK website.

     

  • What is the difference between a visa and a Leave to Remain?

    A visa is permission to enter the UK, which you apply for from outside the country. Leave to Remain is permission to stay longer in the UK, which you apply for from within the country.

     

  • What is 'Indefinite Leave to Remain' (ILR)?

    ILR is the status you get when you have permission to live and work in the UK without any time restrictions. It is the main path to permanent settlement.

     

  • What is the UK's Points-Based Immigration System?

    This is the main system for most UK work and study visas. To qualify, you must reach a specific number of points by meeting criteria such as having a job offer from a licensed sponsor, speaking English to a required level, and meeting a minimum salary threshold.

    Important Disclaimer: UK immigration rules change frequently. You should always check the official GOV.UK website or consult with a qualified immigration solicitor for your specific circumstances.