Immigration

Immigration - Get it right with us

Current British immigration laws make immigration applications hard to manage without expert guidance. Failed applications are expensive to fix and can significantly add to the period it takes to reach settled status. This can create unnecessary hardship to what is often already an emotive journey. That is why we take a planned, and proactive approach to our immigration work.

Everything we do is designed with settlement and the peace of mind of our clients at the forefront of our work. With our success rate being well in excess of ninety percent, we bring excellence and efficiency to bear at a fee rate that you will find competitive.

OUR SERVICES FOR IMMIGRATION RULES APPLICATIONS:

Spouse Applications
Spouse ILR following 4 years Overseas Application
Child Dependent Applications
Adult Dependent Applications
Family Visitor Applications
International Adoption Applications
Child Dependent Applications where paternity and/or family relationship is disputed
Rights of access to a child resident in the UK
Indefinite Leave to Remain
Naturalization

Transparency rules:

Transparency rules: Immigration

Our regulatory body, The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), requires all law firms to provide their clients/ potential clients with transparent pricing information in certain areas of law in which they practice. Some parts of our firm’s Immigration practice are covered by this requirement.

The areas covered are as follows:

Applications for naturalisation or registration under the British Nationality Act 1981

Applications on behalf of European Economic Area (EEA) nationals and their family members under the applicable EEA Regulations or Immigration Rules, including applications for permanent residence, residence cards, and registration certificates

Applications

Applications under the Immigration Rules, including:

Student and work experience visas

Visit visas (for tourism, or visiting friends / family)

Spouse and partners applications, including fiancé(e)s or proposed civil partners

Applications for work, business or study under the Points-Based System;

dependent relative and family reunion applications

Ancestry visas

Other categories, such as applications on the basis of long residence

Other applications

We are not required to publish prices for the following types of applications:

Asylum applications

Statelessness applications

Human rights / private life applications

Applications for Secretary of State immigration bail

Reconsideration and legacy requests

Judicial review, such as claims for unlawful detention

Immigration services to businesses (e.g. applications for certificates of sponsorship or confirmation of acceptance for studies).

Please note that in virtually all instances, we are able to work with our clients on an agreed fee basis to prepare and submit their applications or to represent them at an appeal hearing in the First-tier Tribunal/Upper Tribunal. Over the years, we have discovered that majority of our clients prefer this.

Quoted fee

The quoted fee below covers the following

considering your documents

attending to you

taking your instructions and providing advice

preparing and submitting the application

advising you on timelines and the outcome of your application

Kindly note that the fee quoted below do not include any disbursement such as interpreter’s fee, independent expert reports (eg medical reports), NHS surcharge etc. Also, they do not include any application fees charged by the Home Office. All such fees are paid directly by the clients.

Refusals

In addition, in situations where the Home Office refuses an application, advice and assistance in relation to any appeal are also not covered by the fee quoted below.

The current hourly rates of our solicitors and fee earners unless otherwise agreed, are as follows:

Solicitor Grade A:              £240.00

Solicitor Grade B: £195.00

Other qualified Solicitors or Legal Executive:     £165.00

Trainee Solicitors:    £120.00

Others:                     By agreement

The figures below are estimates, price varies in cases with particular complexities, urgency, importance, implications and location of the matter at hand.

In the event that any unexpected complications arise that have an impact on our fees, we would immediately inform you.

Please note that as the government fees changes from time to time, we will advise you at the outset of all government fees relevant to your application and Immigration Health Surcharge where applicable

Residence documents for EEA Nationals and family members (Family Permit / Residence Card / Registration Certificate)	£1,200 – £1,500
Permanent residence documents for EEA Nationals & family members	£1,000 – £1500
Retained right of Residence	£1,000 – £1,500
Leave to enter the UK as a – Partner	£1,000 – £1,500
Leave to remain in the UK as a – Partner	£1,000 – £1500
Leave to enter the UK as a – Parent	£1,000 – £1,500
Leave to Remain as a – Parent	£1,000-£1500
Indefinite Leave To Remain as a– Partner	£1,000– £1500
Indefinite Leave To Remain as a– Parent	£1,000 -£1500
Leave to enter the UK as a– Child	£1000 – £1500
British Citizenship application	£600 – £800
British Registration application	£600 – £800
Business Visa – Sole Rep	£1,500 – £2,500
Visitor’s Visa	£800 – £1000
Adult Dependant Relative visa	£1000 – £1500
Discretionary leave to remain in the UK	£1000 – £1500
Domestic worker	£1,500 – £3,000
Private Life	£1000 – £1500
UK Ancestry visa	£1,000 – £1500
Long residence applications –	£1,000– £15 00
Settlement on domestic violence grounds	£1000 – £1500
Tier 2 work visa- Intra Company Transfer ICT	£1000 – £2000
Tier 2 work visa -General	£1,500 – £2000
Leave to remain as a-Minister of Religion	£1,500 – £2,500
Leave to remain in the UK as a -Student	£800 – £1200
Tier 5 Visa	£1000 – £1500
Leave to remain as an- Investor	£2000 – £3000
Leave to remain as an-Entrepreneur	£2000 – £3000
Leave to remain as a – Graduate Entrepreneur	£2000 – £2500

All fees quoted are exclusive of VAT, which is currently at 20%.

All immigration work will be undertaken by Olawale Adisa, a qualified solicitor. He has practised in this area for over fifteen years and has been able to help several clients with their immigration matters. He regularly appears in the First-tier Tribunal and the Upper Tribunal all over England and Wales to represent clients.

Olawale has a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Law. He is an avid reader with an excellent general knowledge! Many of his clients always find this very useful.

If you have further questions please do not hesitate to contact Olawale Adisa on 02088566111 or by email: info@oasissolicitors.com

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