Looking to expand your workforce with overseas talent? Our business immigration solicitors are here to help.
The UK’s immigration system is prone to last-minute changes and a system that can be challenging to navigate for first timers. Our specialist business immigration team can advise your company on the best way to bring the talent your business needs to the UK so it can thrive, with:
FAQs
In our experience, companies require business immigration legal advice under 4 main circumstances:
In addition to the above, many businesses also seek our advice on home office compliance, including challenging sponsorship licence suspensions or revocation, advising on skilled worker visa applications (and associated visa applications for family members), innovator founder visas and, for companies with a wider presence outside of the UK, global business mobility.
We offer comprehensive end-to-end immigration solutions for everything from small businesses looking to bring in overseas talent, to foreign companies looking to expand to the UK market.
Our business immigration team can provide an integrated single point of contact, working alongside our corporate and employment law teams to help businesses with:
We specialise in helping companies looking to bring in overseas talent from Commonwealth countries, including India and many countries in West Africa; the United States; China, including Hong Kong and BNO pathway-eligible colleagues; and EU-citizens who have not received pre-settled status.
We provide free consultations with business owners and senior stakeholders to discuss your company’s immigration challenges. To book an appointment, call 0203 007 5500, or submit an enquiry form.
After discussing your requirements, your immigration solicitor will provide you with a scope of works alongside an estimate of costs and timescales involved. Depending on your needs, we can provide services on a one-off or retained basis.
We encourage companies who are bringing on overseas staff members for the first time to retain our services for a short period after you successfully receive your sponsorship licence to ensure you meet the Home Office’s compliance requirements.
Call, email or provide us with a few details of your matter, and we’ll help you arrange an initial consultation. You’ll get:
No fee surprises. Ever. Our solicitors in London and Brighton will inform you from the outset how much your case will cost and we will do everything in our power to keep costs down and within your original fee estimate.
You are our priority and law is our speciality. Our award-winning solicitors in London and Brighton ensure you know exactly where you stand from a legal perspective so you can make a well-informed decision.
With fortnightly updates on your case, you’ll never be left in the dark. Our solicitors in London and Brighton ensure you know exactly how your case is progressing and are with you every step of the way.
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