Our Fees
Immigration and Asylum
Visas and applications made outside the UK
Type | Our costs | VAT at 20% | Other costs |
Visit visa | £800 – £1500 | No VAT | Application fee |
Apply to join your partner in the UK | £850 – £1500 | No VAT | Application fee and IHS |
Parents joining family members in the UK | £850 – £1500 | No VAT | Application fee |
Children joining family in the UK | £850 -£1500 | No VAT | Application fee and IHS |
Student | £600 – £1000 | No VAT | Application fee and IHS |
Skilled worker | £1000 – £1500 | No VAT | Application fee and IHS |
Right of abode | £1000 – £1500 | No VAT | Application fee |
Returning resident | £850 – £1500 | No VAT | Application fee |
Application made within the UK
Type | Our costs | VAT at 20% | Other costs |
Extension of your spouse / partner visa | £1000 – £1500 | Plus VAT 20% | Application fee and IHS |
Settled status | £600 – £1200 | Plus VAT 20% | |
Student | £600 – £1000 | Plus VAT 20% | Application fee and IHS |
Skilled worker | £1200 – £1500 | Plus VAT 20% | Application fee and IHS |
Settlement | £800 – £1500 | Plus VAT 20% | Application fee |
Naturalisation | £800 – £1200 | Plus VAT 20% | Application fee |
Please visit Home Office immigration and nationality fees: 24 July 2024 – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) for Home Office fees and Pay for UK healthcare as part of your immigration application: How much you have to pay – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) for IHS fees.
We also work with a broad range of other immigration issues and are experienced in representing applicants who have grounds to raise claims relating to visas that involve marriage, civil partnership, asylum, human rights and the European Union free movement.
We are ready to assist you with all your immigration matters, including assisting with straight-forward immigration applications submitted to the Home Office, all the way to complicated appeals heard before the Asylum & Immigration Tribunal.
Service included
Our fixed fee’s structure is very simple. We will cover everything needed until the Home Office decides the outcome of the application. We will advise you, communicate with you to collect all required documents, prepare and submit your application, review all documents, draft cover letter, upload all documents, correspondence with the Home Office where necessary in relation to your application.
How long will my application 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 your application within 2 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 number of hours and 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.
Immigration Appeal
Fixed fees
We charge between £2000 to £3000 for our services. You would also pay VAT 20%
Our fees | £2000 – £3000, plus VAT 20% if applicable. We will tell you if you would have to VAT on our service at the beginning of the instructions. For example, if you are appealing from outside the UK, you would not need to pay VAT. |
Service included | We will cover submitting your appeal to the Tribunal, advising on your appeal, preparing your appeal including your statement, liaising with Counsel, preparing appeal bundle, uploading the appeal bundle, complying with all relevant directions, preparing you for your hearing, advising on appeal procedure and actual hearing. |
Other costs | You would pay for Counsel fees for drafting and representing in the court. Their fees are ranged between £500 to £3500 depending on their experience. Some of them charge VAT at 20% too. |
We will be transparent about fees, providing you with fixed fees where possible. Where a fixed fee is not possible, and an hourly rate is applicable.
It is also possible to agree a fixed fee hourly rate with us. In such case, you would agree to pay a fixed hourly rate for our services regardless of the grade of team member is working on your case. You would be advised at the time of instructions if this is possible in your case.
In some cases, we agree to serve you no win no fees or no-win lesser fees basis. In such cases you would be expected to pay the disbursements e.g. court fees, Counsel fees, expert fees. It is only our fees that can be on the basis of no win no fees.
How long will my appeal take?
It is not possible to give you an accurate date. There are lots of stages involved in an appeal. However, you can expect to take up to 12 months to conclude your appeal by the First Tier Tribunal. In some cases, it might take more than 12 months.
Divorce and separation
We provide a fixed fee service for all matters in relation to divorce and separation.
Undisputed Divorce Petition
Our fees | We charge a fixed fees for divorce petition. Our fees are ranged between £1000 to £2000 plus VAT 20%. |
Service included | Advising on divorce procedure, preparing your divorce petition, responding following an acknowledge of service, submitting decree nisi application, submitting decree absolute application, making application for deemed services. |
Other costs | You will have to pay the court fees of £593 unless you qualify for fee remission. Please see the court fees Family court fees (EX50) – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) |
Disputed divorce
The divorce petition becomes little bit complex if it becomes disputed and there are matrimonial assets are involved. This kind of cases are not suitable for a fixed fee. We therefore charge you our standard hourly fees or a fixed hourly fee. Please visit our hourly fee s guide or contact one of our members of staffs.
How long will it take?
An undisputed divorce/separation is likely to take at least seven months. Whereas A disputed divorce/separation is likely to take around 1 – 2 years depending on the complexity of the circumstances.
Child Arrangement Order [CAO]
Hourly fees
How long will it take?
While it is difficult to give a specific timescale in this matter, however, the following timescales can be considered as a guideline –
- 2 – 3 months, if the parties can settle the matter between themselves through their legal representatives.
- 3 – 4 months, if the parties cannot agree on this matter and it is referred to a Mediator.
- 1 – 2 years if the matter goes to the Family court (depending on the complexity of the case).