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You may need to submit a visa application to visit/enter the UK, depending on your nationality.
Each visa category has different eligibility criteria and in some cases, applicants are required to have a UK-based sponsor.
You must also provide sufficient documents to back up your claim and show that you are eligible for the visa you seek.
Contact our team of experienced immigration lawyers at +447817503098 to find out more about your options for entering the country and how to submit your UK visa application.
If you are not a citizen of the UK and you want to visit as a tourist or to see your family and friends or for business, you can submit an application for a Visitor Visa.This Visa allows you to travel for short term stays of up to six months.
More details at gov.uk
If you plan on staying in the UK for more than 6 months and you are not a UK citizen, you will need to apply for a Family Visa if you meet any of the following criteria:
- Your family member or spouse is a British citizen.
- Your 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.
If you are currently residing in the UK on a different visa, it may be possible for you to switch to a family visa in order to remain with your child, fiancé, or partner. There are various types of UK Family Visas available, depending on the nature of your relationship with the settled person in the UK.
Adult Dependent Relative Visa
The Adult Dependent Relative visa application is for individuals that are either settled or have refugee status in the UK. It allows individuals to bring their adult dependent relatives, such as an elderly parent or grandparents, into the UK.
Ancestry Visa
To be eligible for the UK Ancestry Visa, applicants need to demonstrate their UK ancestry, including the birth certificate of their UK born grandparent and proof that they are a Commonwealth citizen. They must also be able to support themselves financially within the UK without recourse to public funds and show that they intend to work in the UK during their stay.
If you need immediate help and assistance, feel free to contact us at +44 7817 503098. Our dedicated team is available to assist you in person, over the phone, or online.
The Temporary Worker Visa (T5) allows individuals to work in the UK on a temporary basis. The Visa offers various categories depending on the purpose of your visit. The duration of stay in the UK with this visa depends on the chosen category, ranging from 6 months to 2 years.
This visa is applicable for individuals seeking temporary employment in the UK for seasonal, sporting, religious, or charity work. It is also suitable for those pursuing work experience, training, an Overseas Government Language Programme, research, or a fellowship through an approved government authorised exchange scheme.
While in the UK on a Temporary Worker Visa, you are generally allowed to work in the specific job stated on your Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS), pursue studies, engage in a second job for up to 20 hours per week, and bring certain family members as dependents.
The T5 visa category offers 7 types of temporary worker visas, which include:
Creative Worker Visa and International Sportsperson Visa
These are two separate visa categories specifically designed for sportspersons and creative workers.
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
This visa is for overseas nationals who will be working in the UK under international law agreements.
Religious Worker visa
For individuals who will be engaged in religious work, such as preaching, pastoral work, or non-pastoral religious work.
Charity Worker visa
This visa is for those who will be undertaking voluntary work for registered charities in the UK.
Seasonal Worker visa
For overseas nationals who will be working in farm-related jobs in the UK.
Youth Mobility Visa
This visa is for young people from specific nations who are interested in experiencing life in the UK.
The Global Talent Visa is an immigration pathway specifically created for scientists, researchers, and qualifying individuals from other countries who wish to reside and work in the UK. This visa offers an appealing opportunity for eligible applicants as it allows for accelerated permanent residency.
If you need assistance with your Global Talent Visa application, feel free to contact us. Our team of skilled immigration lawyers is prepared to support you.
To be eligible for Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK, it is generally required that you have resided in the country for a minimum of five years. However, individuals with different visas may be able to obtain settled status sooner or later than this timeframe. For instance, those holding a Spouse Visa can apply for ILR after just two years.
Once you settle in the UK, you will no longer be subject to any immigration-related restrictions. This means you are free to visit, work, and study in the UK, as well as travel abroad and return without needing to apply for a visa.
However, if you spend more than two years outside of the UK, you will lose your permanent residence status.
It is important to note that holding Indefinite Leave to Remain is a necessary prerequisite for applying for British citizenship.
If you live in the UK as a settled person, you have the opportunity to apply for British Naturalisation. Our team of immigration lawyers can assist you in submitting your application.
British naturalisation is the most commonly chosen path for individuals with foreign citizenship who wish to become British citizens. Upon successful naturalisation, you will enjoy the same rights as those born in the UK. This includes the freedom to live and work in the country without being subject to immigration control or laws. For many individuals who plan to permanently settle in the UK as British citizens, UK naturalisation represents a crucial final step in their immigration journey.
Unfortunately, it is common for applications to be rejected by the Home Office. This can happen if there is not enough supporting evidence provided with the application or if there are errors in the information provided on the application form.
Regardless of the reason for the rejection, it is important to take immediate action to increase the likelihood of success in any subsequent appeals. The refusal letter from the Home Office will indicate whether you are eligible to make an appeal and provide a deadline for doing so.
Our lawyer’s extensive legal knowledge and experience maximise your chances of a successful appeal. We will also provide full representation in any hearings or tribunals.
Contact usDo you feel the decision that has been made on your application is unfair? If so, you may be eligible to request an Administrative Review. This involves asking the Home Office to reconsider your application based on a mistake made in the calculation of a certain aspect, such as your income.
You can also request an Administrative Review if you believe that the Home Office did not take certain supporting documentation or evidence into account.
If you are eligible for an Administrative Review, Home Office officials will notify you in your decision letter. For more information on how to contact the Home Office, please refer to the provided resources.
Throughout the entire Administrative Review process, our team of expert lawyers is available to assist you. They will provide guidance and support at every step to help you achieve the positive outcome you desire.
One can utilise judicial review to contest administrative decisions made by the Home Office regarding immigration, human rights, or asylum applications. In addition to challenging Home Office decisions, judicial review can also be employed to challenge decisions made by the First-Tier Tribunal.
You can also request an Administrative Review if you believe that the Home Office did not take certain supporting documentation or evidence into account.
We provide legal advice and support for UK immigration judicial review applications.
The process of seeking asylum in the UK is intricate and involves various legal requirements. To be eligible, individuals must meet certain criteria and undergo at least one interview with a Home Office immigration official who will evaluate their case. The asylum claim procedure can be time-consuming, starting with the submission of an initial application upon arrival in the UK. This application should be based on the inability to return to one’s home country due to the threat of persecution, which poses a risk to one’s life.
For reliable and comprehensive legal advice and support regarding your asylum claim, please contact us on . Our team of friendly and professional advisers is available to assist you and provide more information.
