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UK Settlement Visa Application

 

Our immigration team has a wealth of experience in helping individuals acquire Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) or Settlement by assessing their eligibility and guiding them through the application process.

If you wish to apply for ILR following leave as a Points Based Migrant or under a different eligible immigration route, our immigration lawyers will guide you and work with you to ensure you obtain Settlement.

Those who have been free of immigration restrictions (i.e. held ILR/Settlement) for at least 12 months, are welcome to consult with our immigration lawyers who can assess their eligibility to apply to naturalise as a British citizen.

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Monica Atwal

Managing Partner

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Ruth Karimatsenga

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