Depending on your nationality, you may need to submit a visa application to enter the UK. You’ll need to identify which visa category you fall into by reviewing the eligibility criteria. In most cases, applicants will be required to have a UK-based sponsor, and you’ll need to provide sufficient documents to back up your claim, clearly showing how you are eligible for a visa.
Let our team of immigration specialists help you with this and start your immigration journey today.
You can apply for a visitor visa which allows you to travel and remain in the UK for up to six months if you are not a UK citizen and are visiting as a tourist, visiting family or friends, or travelling for business.
- A family member or spouse is a British citizen.
- A family member or spouse has ILR or settled status.
- You have a qualifying relationship with someone in the UK who has refugee status or humanitarian protection.
Which family visa is right for you?
You may be eligible for a specific type of family visa depending on which requirement you meet.Adult Dependent Relative Visa
If a relative relies on you for care, such as elderly parents or grandparents, and you are already settled or hold refugee status in the UK, you are eligible for an adult dependent relative family visa.Ancestry Visa
Are you of British descent? You may be eligible for an ancestry family visa. To be eligible, you must demonstrate your UK ancestry, such as providing the birth certificate of a UK-born grandparent/parent, with proof that they were/are a citizen of the Commonwealth.You must also prove that you are able to financially support yourself in the UK without recourse to state welfare and show that you intend to work in the UK. Let our immigration specialists assist and advise you in person, by phone or email today!
Which temporary worker visa is right for you?
Creative Worker Visa/International Sportsperson Visa
If you plan to work as a creative worker such as an actor, dancer, musician or film crew member, or as a sportsperson. As a creative worker, you are entitled to one year, and as a sportsperson, you are entitled to three years.Government Authorised Exchange Visa
This visa is intended for overseas nationals who are coming to the UK through approved exchange schemes.International Agreement Worker Visa
If you’re travelling to the UK through an approved exchange scheme, you’re eligible for the government authorised exchange visa.International Agreement Worker Visa
If you’re travelling to the UK under international law agreements to work, you’re eligible for the international agreement worker visa.Seasonal Worker Visa
Travelling here to work in horticulture or poultry? You may be eligible for the seasonal worker visa which entitles you to remain here for 6 months if working in horticulture or between October 2 to December 31, in the same year, for poultry.Youth Mobility Scheme Visa
Interested in experiencing life here in the UK? If you’re a young person from a specific nation, you may be eligible for a youth mobility scheme visa.Religious Worker Visa
If you’re partaking in religious work or activities such as preaching, pastoral work, or non-pastoral religious work, you can apply for a religious worker visa.Charity Worker Visa
If you’re undertaking work voluntarily as part of a registered charity in the UK, you may be eligible for the charity worker visa.
The global talent visa is applicable if you’re a leader or potential leader in academia, research, arts, culture or digital technology, and allows for accelerated permanent residency. To be eligible, you will need to have successfully applied for an endorsement to prove that you are a leader or potential leader.
This visa entitles you to live and work in the UK for up to five years.
- Have resided in the UK for a minimum of five years.
- Have passed the ‘Life In The UK’ test.
- Have knowledge of the English language at a B1, B2, C1 or C2 level.
- Have not spent more than 180 days outside of the UK in any year of the qualifying period.
If you currently live in the UK as a settled individual and wish to become a British citizen, you may be eligible to apply for British naturalisation.
To be eligible, you need to have either:- Indefinite leave to remain (ILR)
- Settled status
Upon naturalisation, you will be entitled to the same rights as naturally born UK citizens, including the freedom to live and work without immigration restrictions.
- Insufficient supporting evidence
- Errors in the application
But being rejected is not the end of the road for your immigration journey! KrishMorgan will help you review your refusal letter to identify whether you are eligible to appeal, and using our immigration solicitors’ extensive knowledge and expertise to provide the best legal representation in hearings and tribunals.
Have you recently been rejected? Get in touch to start the appeals process.
Did you feel a decision on your application was unfair? We can help you challenge it!
Through a request for administrative review, we can ask the UK Home Office to reconsider your application based on an oversight or mistake made in the calculation of a specific detail, such as your income. You can also request an administrative review if you believe that the Home Office did not take certain supporting and qualifying documentation or evidence into account.
Our immigration specialists stand ready to help you challenge any decision, just get in touch today!
If you feel an administrative decision was unfair and you wish to contest it, we can help you request judicial review to challenge administrative decisions in UK courts.You have the right to challenge any decision made on:
- Immigration
- Human rights
You can also request additional judicial review to challenge decisions made by the First-Tier Tribunal.
Let our immigration specialists advise and help you challenge an administrative decision today.
If your relationship with a British citizen or settled individual has broken down due to domestic violence, you may be eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain.
Get in touch with us today to review your eligibility and right to remain in the UK as a victim of domestic violence.
We understand the stress and concern from fear of immigration detention or deportation from the UK, especially if returning to your home country poses significant risk to you. That’s why we’re committed to exercising your rights on your behalf to avoid detention or deportation from the UK.
Throughout the entire detention and deportation process, KrishMorgan will be here to advise, support and represent you and your rights to guarantee the well-being and safety of you and your family.
Reach out to our immigration specialists so we can begin supporting you as soon as possibleHave any questions or concerns?
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