UK Immigration Solicitors

We provide a full range of services on all immigration, asylum and human rights matters. We strive to maintain the good reputation that we have achieved over many years as London immigration lawyers and aim to provide an efficient and effective service that is reliable, proactive and speedy.

We can offer you help from within the UK or from outside. Our London based visa services (for obtaining UK visas) extend to entry clearance based on marriage / spouse , family life and dependent relatives and to applications using the points based system for highly skilled migrants visas, general and post study work visas and business visas (Tier 1), United Kingdom work permits (Tier 2), student visas (Tier 4) and the Youth Mobility Scheme (Tier 5). We can also give advice and assistance in extending current leave to remain in the UK, switching into new immigration categories and applying for indefinite leave to remain.

Being located in Croydon we are able to take advantage of the UK Border Agency same day visa service UK. This is an important service to those that do not wish to rely on the postal service for UK visas and the standard London visa services but who are not able to travel to Croydon. As London visa solicitors we can obtain an appointment at the Home Office and take your application to be considered on the same day.

We have extensive experience and success in representing clients in relation to asylum applications and appeals, nationality applications and European law applications and appeals. We also provide representation in relation to applications that fall outside the scope of the immigration rules and rely on Home Office policies and human rights (such as overstayers).

We can also assist those that are detained awaiting deportation and removal from the UK. Where appropriate we will make an emergency application for an injunction to prevent removal.

The UK Border Agency frequently makes decisions that are unlawful. We are experienced immigration solicitors in the UK and regularly challenge these decisions by judicial review in the High Court and Court of Appeal.