Fees & Scope

Our Fees & Packages

Clear, fixed fees for immigration and nationality applications handled within the Immigration Rules. Scope is confirmed before work begins. Home Office and third-party charges are always separate.

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Fixed Fee Applications

The fees below relate to preparation and submission of applications that fall within the Immigration Rules. All fees are fixed, agreed in advance, and exclude Home Office and third-party charges.

Partner & Family Routes
Spouse / Partner Visa£1,800
Civil Partner Visa£1,800
Fiancé(e) / Proposed Civil Partner£1,600
Child / Family Dependant£1,500
Work Routes
Skilled Worker Visa£1,800
Skilled Worker Extension / Further Leave£1,700
Health & Care Worker Visa£2,000
Graduate Visa£1,600
UK Ancestry Visa£1,800
BN(O) Status Holder Visa£1,800
Study Routes
Student Visa£1,800
Child Student Visa£1,800
Parent of a Child Student£1,800
Settlement & Nationality
Indefinite Leave to Remain£1,800
Naturalisation (Adults)£1,600
Registration (Children)£1,500
Visit Visas
Tourist / Family Visitor£950
Marriage Visitor Visa£950
Business Visit Visa£950
Other Applications & Services
EU Settlement Scheme£1,800
Fee Waiver / Change of Conditions£850
Replacement BRP / eVisa Support£250
Document Checking Service£350
Consultation (1 hour)£250
Important: These fees cover professional preparation and submission support only. Applications involving discretion, human rights arguments, refusals, or complex long-residence matters fall outside scope and may require referral following assessment.
  • VAT We do not currently charge VAT.
  • Exclusions Home Office fees and third-party charges are not included in our fees.
  • Changes Fees and Immigration Rules are subject to change.

Fees Confirmed in Writing Before You Instruct

The Strategic Case Review confirms scope, whether we can act, and sets out fees in writing before any work begins. It is designed for applicants who want clarity before commitment.

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Home Office fees and third-party charges are separate.

Sponsor Licence, Compliance & Business Support

We assist UK businesses with Sponsor Licence applications, compliance preparation, and the HR systems required to sponsor skilled workers. The focus is readiness, internal controls, and operational capability to meet sponsor duties.

Sponsor licence support

Business Sponsor Licence (Application & Preparation)

Typical fixed fee range (confirmed in writing after assessment)

£2,750 – £7,500

Excludes Home Office charges and third-party costs

  • Licence strategy and readiness review Assessing eligibility, role needs, and operational readiness to meet sponsor duties.
  • Compliance preparation Right to work processes, record keeping, internal controls, and audit readiness.
  • Application build and submission support Structured preparation of evidence and submission guidance aligned to sponsor requirements.

Pricing logic

How pricing is assessed

Pricing depends on complexity, compliance readiness, and the level of support required. The ranges below show how work typically scales.
Lower range

£2,750 – £3,500

Suitable where the business is operational, compliant, and has appropriate HR systems in place. Limited preparation and a straightforward submission.
Mid range

£3,500 – £5,500

For businesses needing support setting up HR structures, right to work processes, record keeping, and internal controls required to meet sponsor duties.
Higher range

£5,500 – £7,500

Applies where operations are more complex, there have been previous sponsor licence issues, or extensive compliance preparation is required.
Compliance, audits & HR support
In addition to licence applications, we provide audits, compliance reviews, and HR guidance to support ongoing sponsor compliance. This may include preparation for Home Office audits, reporting duties, record keeping, and sponsor management controls.
  • Compliance reviews and gap analysis
  • HR and record keeping structure support
  • Audit preparation and evidence organisation
  • Ongoing sponsor duty guidance
Fees and charges: All fees exclude Home Office application charges and third-party costs. Fees are confirmed in writing following an initial assessment. Home Office fees and processing times are separate from preparation work.

Strategic Case Review

Submit your details. We confirm scope and the right next step before you instruct. Response within 24 to 48 hours.

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Before You Instruct Us

Before you instruct us, it is important to understand the scope of our services, what fees include, and when our support may or may not be suitable. This keeps expectations clear and helps avoid delays later.

What our fees include

Our fixed fees cover professional preparation and submission support for applications within the Immigration Rules.
  • Initial triage and scope confirmation
  • Tailored document checklists and evidence review
  • Application preparation and submission guidance
  • Updates while your application is under consideration

What our fees do not include

Fees do not include work outside the agreed application scope.
  • Home Office fees and third-party charges
  • Appeals, Administrative Review, or litigation
  • Human rights or discretion-based representations
  • Additional work outside the agreed scope

When our support is usually suitable

Support is usually suitable where:
  • Requirements are clear under the Immigration Rules
  • Status is lawful where required
  • The case is evidence-led and does not rely on complex legal argument

When our support may not be suitable

Support may not be suitable where:
  • The case relies on discretion-heavy legal arguments
  • There is a refusal history requiring complex challenge work
  • Urgent litigation, appeals, or tribunal advocacy is required
Your responsibilities
To keep preparation efficient and within agreed timescales, you must provide accurate information, respond promptly to requests, supply documents in the format requested, and notify us of any change in circumstances. Delays in providing information or documents can affect preparation timelines.

How We Work

Our approach is structured, transparent, and rules-based. We focus on preparation, evidence, and process rather than speed or promises. The Home Office makes the final decision on all applications.

1

Initial consultation and scope check

We review your circumstances, identify the correct route, and confirm scope, risks, and next steps.

2

Follow-up review (if required)

Additional review may be carried out once documents or further information are available.

3

Document collection and evidence review

Checklists are issued and documents reviewed to ensure they meet Home Office requirements.

4

Application preparation

Your application is prepared in line with the Immigration Rules and organised clearly for submission.

5

Review and submission

You review the application before submission. Home Office fees are paid directly by you.

6

Waiting period and updates

We monitor progress and assist with any information requests during consideration.

7

Decision and next steps

We explain the outcome and outline next steps or available options if required.

Important: We assist with applications under the Immigration Rules. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed, and complex or discretionary matters may require referral.

Not Sure You Meet the Requirements?

If you are unsure about eligibility, deadlines, or evidence strength, a Strategic Case Review provides a structured view of your route, what is missing, and what the safest next step is. Where matters fall outside scope, we will tell you early.

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Response within 24 to 48 hours. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

Fees FAQs

Common questions about UK immigration fees, fixed pricing, Home Office charges, sponsor licence support, and scope. Answers are general information only and should not be relied on as advice for your specific circumstances.

1Are your immigration fees fixed?
Yes. We use fixed fees for UK immigration and nationality applications within the Immigration Rules. After a scope check, your fee is confirmed in writing before work begins. Fixed pricing supports planning, reduces uncertainty, and keeps costs transparent. Home Office charges and third party costs remain separate always. for clients.
2Do your fees include Home Office charges?
No. Our professional fee is separate from UK Home Office application fees, the Immigration Health Surcharge, biometric fees, and priority services. You pay Home Office charges directly during online submission. This separation keeps pricing transparent and avoids confusion between adviser fees and government fees for applicants. in the UK market.
3Do you charge VAT on immigration services?
We do not currently charge VAT on our immigration adviser services. If our VAT position changes, we will tell you before you instruct and confirm the total fee in writing. This page is for guidance only. Fees can change, and updated quotes apply at instruction date. without notice sometimes. today.
4What does the fixed fee include?
Fixed fees cover structured case preparation within scope: route assessment, tailored document checklist, evidence review, form completion support, and submission guidance. We organise a clear bundle aligned to UK Immigration Rules. We also provide progress updates while the application is pending, subject to agreed terms and timelines. for your case.
5What is not included in your fee?
Our fee does not include Home Office charges, translations, TB tests, courier costs, or other third party expenses. It also excludes Appeals, Administrative Review, litigation, and any work outside the agreed scope. If extra work is required, we will explain options and confirm fees in advance. before you proceed. fully.
6Which visa types do you support?
We support common UK visa routes within scope, including spouse or partner visas, child dependants, Skilled Worker applications, extensions, Graduate visas, Student visas, ILR qualifying routes, naturalisation and registration, visitor visas, and EU Settlement Scheme matters. Suitability depends on your facts, evidence, and scope limits. under UK immigration law. generally.
7Do you take on cases involving discretion or human rights?
No. We do not undertake cases relying on discretion, Article 8, human rights arguments, complex long residence strategies, refusal challenges, or litigation. Where appropriate, we can discuss referral to a suitably authorised professional after an initial assessment, so you understand realistic next steps and costs clearly. in writing first. always.
8Are you an IAA regulated immigration adviser?
Yes. We provide immigration advice as an IAA regulated immigration adviser within authorised scope. Regulation supports professional standards, client care, and compliant marketing. Always check that advice matches your circumstances and the Immigration Rules. If your matter is outside scope, referral options may apply where needed. before you act. carefully.
9Can you guarantee a successful outcome?
No. UK visa and nationality decisions are made by the Home Office, not by advisers. We cannot guarantee approval or timelines. Our role is to reduce refusal risk through accurate forms, strong evidence, and clear presentation within the Immigration Rules. Decisions remain entirely with the Home Office at all times.
10How long does application preparation take?
Preparation time varies by route and evidence readiness. Many cases are prepared within two to four weeks once documents are complete and you respond promptly. Our preparation timeline is separate from Home Office processing times. Priority or super priority services are controlled and charged by the Home Office nationally. only.
11Can you help if my visa is close to expiry?
Yes, if you currently hold valid UK immigration permission and your application is within scope. Early instruction helps avoid last minute errors. If a valid in time application is submitted before expiry, Section 3C leave may apply. Eligibility depends on validity and timing rules for your route. where applicable legally.
12Do you work with in-country applications only if status is valid?
Yes. We generally undertake UK in country applications only where you hold valid immigration permission at the time of application. This protects validity and reduces refusal risk. If your status is unclear, we can assess scope and explain whether referral to another professional is appropriate for your situation. before instruction.
13How do sponsor licence fees work?
Sponsor licence support is priced within a range based on business complexity, HR systems, compliance readiness, and the level of preparation required. After assessment, we confirm a written quote for sponsor licence application and compliance preparation. Home Office sponsor licence fees remain separate and payable by you. case by case.
14Do you provide sponsor licence compliance support after approval?
Yes. We support sponsor licence compliance through audits, HR process setup, right to work checks, record keeping, reporting duties, and readiness for Home Office visits. Ongoing support is agreed in writing based on business needs. Strong compliance helps protect your sponsor rating and workforce plans long term. over time too.
15What happens if my case changes after you start?
If new facts arise that move your matter outside scope, we will explain this clearly before continuing. Work may pause while we discuss options, including referral where appropriate. Any change to scope or fees is confirmed in writing. This ensures transparent advice and compliant service delivery throughout. from the outset.
Note: Our preparation times are separate from Home Office decision times. Home Office fees, Immigration Health Surcharge, and priority services are set by the Home Office and may change.