Services
UK Immigration Services
Regulated advice and application assistance for straightforward applications, within our IAA Level 1 Immigration authorisation.
For individuals, families and employers in the UK and overseas who need to know which route applies and what it requires.
Choose the area closest to your situation. Each page explains who the route is for, what we check and the evidence usually needed, with a link to the official GOV.UK guidance.
If you are not sure which page fits, send us an enquiry and we will point you to the right service.
Our services
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UK Visa Applications
Applying from outside the UK, or inside the UK to extend or switch.
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Family Visas
Partner, fiancé(e), child and dependent relative routes.
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Work Visas
Sponsored and unsponsored work routes.
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Student Visa and Graduate Route
Student visa applications and the Graduate route.
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Visit the UK
Standard Visitor and Marriage Visitor applications.
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Visa Extensions and In-Country Applications
Extending or switching from inside the UK.
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Indefinite Leave to Remain
Settlement on partner, work, long residence and other routes.
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EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
Settled status, pre-settled status and EUSS family permits.
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British Citizenship and Nationality
Naturalisation, registration and nationality checks.
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Sponsor Licences for Employers
Sponsor licence applications and sponsoring workers.
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eVisa Support
UKVI accounts, share codes and correcting digital status.
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DNA Testing Bookings
Accredited DNA testing to evidence a family relationship.
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Not sure which service you need?
Tell us what you want to apply for and the status you hold now. We will confirm which route fits and whether the matter is within our Level 1 authorisation.
What we can and cannot help with
We provide advice and application assistance for straightforward immigration matters within our IAA Level 1 Immigration authorisation. Where a matter falls outside that authorisation — for example because it involves adverse immigration history, a discretionary or human-rights claim, an administrative review, an appeal or tribunal work — we will tell you and signpost or refer you to an adviser authorised at the appropriate level.
If an application is refused, we will explain the decision and whether any further work remains within our Level 1 authorisation. Where an administrative review, an appeal or other higher-level casework is needed, we will signpost or refer you to an appropriately authorised adviser. We do not provide appeal or tribunal representation.
UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) makes the final decision on every application. No immigration adviser can guarantee that an application will be approved.
Official sources we check
We check what we publish against the Home Office's own guidance. These are the GOV.UK pages behind the advice on this site — use them to confirm anything you read here, because the rules change and the official page is always the current one.
- UK visas and immigration (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Applying for a visa from outside the UK (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Extending or switching inside the UK (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Family visas and financial requirement (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Skilled Worker and sponsor rules (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Sponsor guidance collection (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Student visa (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Graduate visa (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Standard Visitor (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Returning resident visa (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Settlement (indefinite leave to remain) (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Long residence (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- British citizenship (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- EU Settlement Scheme (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- British National (Overseas) visa (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- HM Armed Forces settlement (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- eVisas and UKVI accounts (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- DNA evidence in immigration applications (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Home Office immigration and nationality fees (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
- Immigration Advice Authority (opens on GOV.UK in a new tab)
GOV.UK content is published by the UK government and is not part of this website.
Talk to us about your matter
Tell us what you want to apply for, the status you hold now and when your current permission ends. We will confirm whether the matter is within our Level 1 authorisation and offer a suitable appointment.
The enquiry form is on this site and reaches us directly. Please do not send identity documents until we ask for them.