Personal Immigration Law

• Immigration Appeals to First Tier Tribunal (lodging grounds, preparing the case excluding Advocacy) – £1500 to £4000.
• Immigration Appeals Upper Tribunal (lodging grounds of appeal, preparing the case and excluding Advocacy) – £1500 to £4000.
• Application for Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK – £1500 to £2000
• Applications under Private Life route (20 years long residence, 7 years continuous residence by a child, including discretionary leave etc) – £1,500 to £2000
• Judicial Review – £2000 to £4,000 excluding Advocacy 
• Application for Naturalisation – £1,000 to £2,000
• Application for leave to remain in the UK as family members of a person present and settled in the UK – £1,500 to £2,000.
• EEA Applications (residence card as a family member of EEA national, retaining rights of residence as a family member after divorce or death, derivative residence card as a primary career, residence card as extended family members, registration certificate as an EEA, permanent residence as an EEA national) – £1,500 to £3,000
• Extension of leave to remain in the UK (on all categories) – £850
• Application for UK work visas (Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 4 and Tier 5) – £2,500 to £3,500
• Investors Visa – Hourly rate and levels of investments will determine our fees including the client status
• Others category: Hourly rate will apply.
• In respect of advocacy fees, this will be a disbursement in your case and will be agreed with the barrister before we instruct one on your behalf.
What our service involves:
Please be advised that we will not issue any refund if you withdraw your instructions. Furthermore, please note that the prices quoted does not include the Home Office fee, clients will be responsible for paying the Home Office fees/appeal fees (HO fees vary depending on the type of the application).
Time Estimate
It is difficult to estimate how long it will take before the Home Office can reach a decision in your matter. This will depend on a case by case and caseworker dealing with the application. However, we can only give a rough estimate that most straightforward cases can takes between 3 to 6 months for the Home Office to provide a decision, and complicated cases can take between 6 to 24 months for the Home Office to reach a decision.