Personal Immigration
Entry clearance applications
Entry clearance is the procedure used by Entry Clearance Officers (ECOs) at British missions overseas to check, before a person arrives in the UK, if that person qualifies under the Immigration Rules for entry to the UK. The application process is made entirely online, including application submission, payment, uploading documents and making appointment for biometric enrolment.
We can assist you at all these stages with a fixed fee of £1,000 per application. If you want to know more about our entry clearance application services, please leave your enquiry here.
UK Visa Extensions
If you want to know more about our UK visa extension services, please leave your enquiry here.
Family, Spouse & Marriage Visa
If you want to stay in the UK with your family member for over 6 months, you are required to apply for a family visa. You can apply for this visa if you wish to live with your spouse or partner, finance, child, parent or a relative who will provide long term care for you. If you want to know more about our spouse and marriage visa application services, please leave your enquiry here.
Complex Immigration cases
If you want to know more about our complex immigration case support services, please leave your enquiry here.
Asylum
If you want to stay in the UK as a refugee, you must apply for asylum. To be eligible to apply for asylum, you must leave your country and be unable to return as you fear for persecution. An application for asylum needs to be made when a person is entered in the UK or as soon as they think that it is unsafe for them to return to their country. Taking long time may result in refusal of application. There are various steps of an asylum application, including screening, interview, reporting meetings, etc. This is a rigorous process and require strong evidential supports based on current and previous circumstances. You can be imprisoned or have to leave the UK if any false information is provided. If you want to know more about our asylum application services, please leave your enquiry here.
Settlement
If you wish to know more about routes to settlement in the UK, please leave your enquiry here.
Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
You can apply for ILR if you are eligible to settle in the UK based on your circumstances and residence. This is also called as settlement and you can live, work, study in the UK without any limitation and apply for benefits. ILR also makes you eligible to apply for citizenship. The application process is made entirely online, and we can assist you all the way. If you want to know more about our settlement application services, please leave your enquiry here.
British Citizenship
Based on your circumstances, there are different ways to apply for British Citizenship or naturalisation. If you have indefinite leave to remain or settled or pre-status status under the EU settlement scheme, then you can apply for British Citizenship. If you are born in the UK, your do not automatically get British Citizenship as it depends on when you were born and your parents’ status. You may be eligible to apply for citizenship if you have a British parent, you have another type of British Nationality, you are stateless, etc. If you think you are eligible to apply for British Citizenship, please leave your enquiry here.
Appeals
There is a very limited time to lodge an appeal and time is the essence. We can assist you to lodge an appeal with the First-tier Tribunal against the decision of Entry clearance Officer. Please book an appointment with our expert solicitors without any delay and please leave your enquiry here.
Administrative Review
If there is no right to appeal, you may submit an administrative review. A decision of the UKVI can be challenged by submitting detailed grounds and supporting evidence in administrative review. In most cases, an administrative review is conducted by a difference caseworker than the original one who decided on the refusal. An administrative review should be made within 14 days if you are within UK and within 28 days if you are outside of the UK. UKVI will notify the result of their review in writing within 28 days. Please book an appointment with our expert solicitors without any delay and please leave your enquiry here.
Student visa
Tier – 4: If you are 16 or over, you can apply for a student visa to study in the UK provided that you have been offered a place on a course by a licensed student sponsor, have enough money to support yourself, pay for your course, can read, speak and understand English and have consent from your parents if your are 16 and 17 years old. You may be eligible to apply as a child student visa if you are 16 and 17 and want to study at an independent school in the UK. If you are outside the UK, you need to apply at least 6 months before your course starts. On the other hand, if you are already inside the UK, you need to apply at least 3 months before your course starts. The length of your visa depends on the length of your course. For a degree level course, you can usually stay upto 5 years and for below degree level courses, you can stay for 2 years. If you wish to apply for a study visa, please leave your enquiry here.
Graduate Visa
After successful completion of a course you are allowed to stay in the UK for at least for 2 years under Graduate Visa. With a Graduate Visa you can work most jobs, look for work, be self – employed. You can apply for a Graduate Visa if you are already in the UK, your current visa is a student visa or Tier-4 (General) student visa, your studies a UK bachelor’s, postgraduate or other eligible course and your education provider has told the Home Office that you have successfully completed your course. If you wish to apply for a Graduate Visa, please leave your enquiry here.
