Immigration Law

By providing bespoke legal support and representation on all matters pertaining to family visa applications and immigration issues we assist in unifying families in the complex family-based immigration system.  

An experienced solicitor can provide invaluable advice and support throughout the visa application process, helping you to achieve a successful outcome in your case. Our services facilitate your employment-based immigration, helping you grasp opportunities in England & Wales.

We represent you in immigration appeals, including sponsorship, removal orders and residency obligations ensuring your case gets the fair hearing it deserves.

The legal process by which a person changes their nationality made simple, guiding you towards becoming a citizen. 

Our flexible team of solicitors can provide fast, friendly, reliable and fixed fee immigration advice and representations.

Leverage our expertise in acquiring investor and entrepreneur visas, facilitating your business growth.

We streamline the process of obtaining temporary work visas, allowing you to focus on your career. 

Trust us to handle your green card applications, making your path to permanent residency less complex and greatly decrease your chances of unnecessary delays.

There are several types of visas, including Work Visas, Student Visas, Family Visas, Visitor Visas, and Settlement (‘Indefinite Leave to Remain’). Each has its own set of requirements and application procedures.

The processing time can vary significantly depending on the type of visa application, the volume of applications received, and whether you are applying from within or outside the UK. It is important to check current processing times and apply well in advance of your intended travel date.

Some visa categories, such as certain Work Visas and Family Visas, may allow you to bring dependents (e.g., a spouse, civil partner, and children under 18) to the UK. The specific rules vary for each visa category.

Requirements for ILR typically include a certain period of lawful residence in the UK, evidence of English language proficiency, passing the ‘Life in the UK’ test, and not falling under general grounds for refusal (e.g., criminal record).

If your visa application is refused, the decision letter should outline whether you have the right to appeal the decision and the process to follow. Options might include an administrative review, an appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber), or a judicial review.

This often depends on the type of course you are studying and at what level. Some Student Visas allow for a certain amount of part-time work during term time and full-time work during vacations. Always check the conditions of your visa.

The UK’s points-based immigration system is designed to attract skilled workers who meet specific criteria. Points are awarded for job offers, salaries, qualifications, and other factors. You must gain a certain number of points to be eligible to apply for a Work Visa.

An immigration solicitor can provide expert advice on the best route to take, help you prepare and submit your application, represent you in appeals or challenges to refusals, and ensure that you are compliant with all the laws and regulations.

Yes, the UK offers specific visa categories for individuals who wish to invest in, start, or run a business in the UK, such as the Investor Visa and the Innovator Visa. These have specific financial and other eligibility requirements.