Immigration Fees

Personal Immigration Fees

This page outlines the costs of the various legal services performed by our in-house team. We are required to charge VAT. VAT is a tax we must charge and will be added at 20% to our fees and disbursements unless we advise that the disbursement is outside of VAT.

Legal Fees Instruction Type Fee (excluding VAT) VAT (20%)
Naturalisation Simple Case: £600 – £1,500 VAT £120 – £300
Registration as a British Citizen EEA National Applications Simple Case: £850 – £2,500 VAT £170 – £500

Applications for Permanent Residence Residence Cards Registration Certificates Visit Visas Simple Case: £800 – £2,500 VAT £160 – £500

Student Visas Simple Case: £600 – £2,500 VAT £120 – £500
Spouse and Partner Applications: Cash Savings used to meet financial requirements: £800 – £3,000 Up to £750 per additional dependant. VAT£160 – £600
Income from employment/self-employment: £900 – £4,000 Up to £750 per
additional depend £180 – £800
Simple Case: £15,000 VAT £3,000

Tier 1 Investor Visa
High Complexity Case: £30,000 VAT £6,000
Extension and Indefinite Leave to Remain: £3,500 – £15,000 VAT £700 –
£3,000

Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa
Simple Case: £800 – £15,000 VAT £160 – £3,000
High Complexity Case: £1,200 – £30,000 VAT £240 – £6,000
Extension and Indefinite Leave to Remain: £1,500 – £5,000 VAT £300 –
£1,000

Skilled Worker Visa Entry
Clearance: £800 – £3,500 VAT £160 – £700
Category Switching: £700 – £3,500 VAT £140 – £700
Indefinite Leave to Remain: £700 -£4,000 VAT £140 – £800

Points Based System (Tier 1 and Tier 2)
Dependants Simple Case: £500 – £1,500 VAT £100 – £300
High Complexity Case: £1,800 VAT £360

Sole Representative of an Overseas Business
Simple Case: £1,800 – £10,000 VAT £360 – £2,000

Long Residence Applications
Simple Case: £700 – £5,000 VAT £140 -£1000
Complex Case: £2,500 – £10,000 VAT: £500 – £2,000

The table above lists our fee ranges for the instruction type. The fee will vary depending on your solicitor’s experience and location.

Please contact us for more information or for other immigration matters, as a tailored quote can be provided. Please note VAT is a government tax that we are required to charge, and will usually be added at 20% to our fees and disbursements, except where we indicate the disbursements are outside the scope of VAT.

All our fee earners and supervisors are a minimum of 5 years post-qualified and have in-depth experience in all aspects of immigration matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will my matter take?

We cannot guarantee how long the Home Office will take to process your application. Read the current processing times. We will normally be able to submit this type of application within 2-8 weeks of you instructing us, but we will let you know at the earliest opportunity if it is likely to take longer than this.
Please note the anticipated fees are an estimate based on the facts above. 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.

Factors that could make a matter more complex?

Factors that could make a matter more complex Down arrow black Previous convictions; Previous immigration offences; Previous immigration history; Long periods of absence; Periods without work/study activity; Inability to provide specified documents; Unemployment in home country; Your employment history and level; Reasons for Home Office to consider you an overstay risk; Minimal evidence of genuine relationship; Forming an entrepreneur team; and Viability of overseas company. Disbursements Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as court fees.

We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process?

The costs quoted here do not include Any Home Office fees for making the application. You will pay this to the Home Office directly as part of the application process. Where the Home Office refuse your application, advice and assistance in relation to any administrative review, appeal or judicial review.

Key Stages The fees set out above cover all of the work in relation to the following key stages of a claim?

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 Immigration Rules and whether you meet the criteria; If you do not fulfil certain criteria, whether this can be overcome and how, this on average takes 2-3 hours; Considering the supporting evidence you have provided, which we anticipate will take 2-21 hours.
Where necessary, helping you obtain further evidence (such as medical records and bank statements); Preparing your application and submitting it on your behalf, which we anticipate will take 6-120 hours, depending on complexity; Attendance at a Home Office interview: if the Home Office ask you to attend an interview, we will give you clear advice (and discuss the possibility of us attending with you) at the appropriate time. This could be between 1-3 hours; Giving you advice about the outcome of the application and any further steps you need to take. The stages set out above are an indication and if some of stages above are not required, the fee may be reduced.