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Immigration Price Information

For immigration services for both individuals and businesses we quote either fixed fees or hourly rates depending on the nature of your instruction. The following fixed fees are an approximate indication of costs from the time of the initial instruction to the point where a decision has been made on the application. Fees may vary once we have considered your instructions and the complexity of your matter.

All prices are subject to VAT at 20%.

Type of serviceFees
Consultation£350 – £500
Start-Up Visa application case:£2,500 – £5,000
Innovator Visa application case:£5,000 – £7,000
Global Talent Visa:£4,000 – £7,000
Investor Visa (Tier 1) – Extensions only £7,500 – £9,000
Entrepreneur Visa (Tier 1) – Extensions only £5,000 – £7,000
Representative of an Overseas Business£5,000 – £7,000
UK Expansion Worker visa (GBM) £5,000 – £7,000
Skilled Worker/GBM Senior or Specialist Worker – initial & switching£2,000 – £2,500
Skilled Worker/GBM Senior or Specialist Worker extension application£1,500 – £2,000
Service Supplier visa (GBM) £3,000 – £6,000
Secondment Worker visa (GBM) £3,000 – £6,000
Sponsor Licence application – initial & renewal £2,000 – £4,000
Mock UKVI Audit£2,000 – £3,500
Sponsor Licence/Right to Work Training £750 – £1,500
Student Visa application£2,000 – £3,000
Temporary Work – Government Authorised Exchange visa£2,000 – £3,000
Dependant Visa application£950 – £1,800
Spouse/partner entry clearance application£3,500 – £5,000
In-country leave to remain application£3,500 – £5,000
Visitor visa application£1,500 – £2,500
Work-based Settlement/ILR application £3,500 – £10,000
Settlement/ ILR application£3,000 – £4,000
British Citizenship/ Naturalisation application £2,000 – £5,000
Ancestry visa application£2,500 – £5,000
UK Passport application£500 – £1,500

The fees exclude disbursements such as UKVI application fees, health surcharge payments or interpretation/translation fees.

The immigration team consists of qualified solicitors with between 1 and 25 years experience.

Our fees include

  • Discussing your circumstances in detail and confirming whether this is the most appropriate application for you to make and what other options may be available to you;
  • Giving you advice about the requirements of the application;
  • Considering documents to ensure they are adequate to meet requirements;
  • Attending on the client;
  • Taking your instructions and providing advice on both the substantive and procedural requirements;
  • Checking and assisting in submitting the application;
  • Advising you on timelines and the outcome.

Meet your team
Monica Atwal

MANAGING PARTNER

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+44 118 960 4605
Rebecca Hone

Associate

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+44 20 7539 8019

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