Immigration advice
Immigration advice
UK Immigration Legal Advice
We offer comprehensive and reliable legal advice on all aspects of UK immigration. We guarantee confidentiality of the information provided by you and will never pass your details to a third party unless you expressly request an introduction.
There are three types of zoom consultation available to book at your convenience.
15-minute appointment
If you have a quick immigration question and need a reliable answer
£124
What is included
- Up to 15-minute zoom consultation with an immigration lawyer
- You can use this time to ask about immigration rules, forms and procedures
This is a short appointment and may not be suitable for discussion of complex immigration problems, especially where there may be more than one solution.
Immigration advice call
30-minute zoom meeting with an immigration lawyer to answer your questions
£240
What is included
- Up to 30-minute zoom consultation with an immigration lawyer
- A follow-up email with a summary of legal advice
It will be helpful if you email us your questions or give us some background information in advance so that we check the most up-to-date guidance documents if necessary.
In-depth Immigration advice
Up to 1-hour zoom meeting with an immigration lawyer for an in-depth discussion
£360
What is included
- In-depth consultation with an immigration lawyer
- Merits assessment for appeals and complex applications
- A follow-up email with confirmation of advice
This appointment is best suited for complex matters, such as immigration appeals, or if you want to compare advantages of different immigration options available to you.
If you are not sure which appointment suits you best,
please get in touch and we will get back to you
What our clients say about us
“Getting through the hurdle of the sponsorship licence system would have been impossible without you. We highly recommend you to any prospective employer.”
“The services you provided were excellent and we would recommend this highly to anyone who has a need to deal with the UK Border Agency on immigrant workers issues.”
