Our Fees For Immigration Services

Our firm charges either a fixed fee or an hourly rate based on the time spent and the experience level of the solicitor or supervised staff handling your matter.

Our charges are calculated and based upon the time actually spent by the solicitors depending on the level of experience and position in the firm. There may be times where assistants and other staff may be involved in respect of any work which they do on your behalf.

All non-qualified staff, paralegal and trainee solicitors are always supervised by experienced solicitors practicing in the relevant field.

All quoted fees exclude VAT unless otherwise stated.

Partners

£450.00

Solicitors

£350.00

(8+ years' experience)

Solicitors / Legal Executives

£200.00

(4+ years' experience)

Trainee Solicitors / Paralegals

£100.00

Estimated Fees for Immigration Applications

All costs vary depending on complexity and solicitor experience. VAT excluded unless stated.

The time and cost will vary depending on case complexity, supporting evidence, language needs, and whether dependents are included — providing full information early may reduce fees.

Naturalisation / Registration

From £2,000

Spouse / Partner / Fiancé(e) Visas

£2,500 – £4,000

EEA Applications & Residence Cards

£2,000 – £4,000

Visitor, Student & Work Experience Visas

£950 – £3,500

Applications for work, Business or Study

£2,500 – £7,500

Dependent relative and family reunion applications

£2,000 – £5,000

Other categories

£2,000 – £5,000

How We Assist You Throughout the Immigration Process

Assess your circumstances

We discuss your situation in detail and confirm the most suitable type of immigration application, along with any alternative options.

Advise on immigration rules

We explain the relevant immigration rules, eligibility criteria, and likely timescales for your application.

Identify and resolve issues

If certain criteria are not met, we advise whether and how these can be overcome, which may require additional work.

Review supporting evidence

We consider all documentation you provide to ensure it supports your application.

Help gather further evidence

We assist you in obtaining further evidence if needed (e.g. medical records, bank statements) and can prepare witness statements if required.

Prepare and submit application

We complete and submit your immigration application on your behalf, ensuring all requirements are met.

Interview preparation

We explain the result of your application and outline any next steps you need to take.

Advise on the outcome

We exchange contracts and notify you once complete.

Time and cost factors

The time required depends on document volume, translation needs, and how quickly missing information is provided.

Disbursements (not included in costs set out above):

Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as visa fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process.

We normally are able to submit most applications within 2-8 weeks of you instructing us, but this depends on whether all documentation is ready and with us and/or if the application has sufficient merits. We will let you know at the earliest opportunity if it is likely to take longer than this.

Please note all applications are likely to vary and of course, we can give you a more accurate estimate once we have more information about your specific case.

Interpreter Fees / Expert Reports

These are not required in most cases. If we believe an interpreter or independent expert report (e.g. from a medical professional) would strengthen your application, we’ll let you know and advise on costs in advance.

If a business plan is required, this must be prepared by an independent plan writer. Their fee is not included in our legal charges and will be quoted separately.

You are required to pay Home Office application fees and the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) directly during the application process. These are government charges and vary depending on the type of visa or application.

The guarantee as to how long the Home Office will take to process your application. Please read the current processing times in the UKVI website.

If your application is refused, we can advise on the next steps. This may include an appeal, administrative review, or a new application. Fees for this follow-up work will be discussed separately.

Litigation, Appeals & Court Hearings

Immigration matters involving appeals, preparation and representing you in your case, court hearings, court attendance and related procedures will depend on the level I stage of every case at which we are instructed to represent you.

The costs involved in these types of matters will be discussed with you at the first meeting which would be either on an hourly rate of the fee earner or on a fixed fee. This would depend on the complexity of each case and the time that may be involved in dealing with your matter. In any event you will be informed at the start of your instructions to us.

We will be happy to discuss personally your case and the fees with you and agree to payments in instalments if possible.