The price information provided here is a guide only and is not a binding quote for working on your case. If you instruct us, we will provide you with a fee estimate tailored to your case.
Generally, our charges range from £185 per hour to £350 per hour, depending on the seniority of the solicitor dealing with your case. In many cases we can offer a fixed fee for certain applications, once we have reviewed your circumstances. This means that we will charge you a fixed amount, even if the work on your application takes longer than anticipated, provided that there are no unforeseen complications or significant changes to your instructions.
The costs for different applications vary according to whether you are already living in the UK or are abroad, your previous immigration history, the amount of supporting evidence we have to consider, the urgency of your case, whether you are able to provide the documents necessary for your application speedily, the complexity of your case and Home Office processing times which vary greatly according to the type of application. All fees quoted are estimates and are dependant on the circumstances of your case.
Depending on your case, we normally charge 2 – 3 hours for an initial consultation including written follow up advice after which we then can give you an estimate for your case, including a fixed fee. However, should you decide to instruct us, we will deduct the initial consultation fees from the fixed fee quotation.
We believe in full transparency when it comes to visa fees and services. On this page, you’ll find clear pricing, optional add-ons, accepted payment methods, and answers to common questions. No hidden charges. No surprises — just straightforward support for your visa journey.
Yes, all costs are shown clearly. Some countries may charge additional biometric or embassy fees.
Applicants must prove they are in a genuine and subsisting marriage, civil partnership, or long-term relationship with their UK-based sponsor.
If not already married, the couple should be planning to marry or enter a civil partnership within 6 months of the visa being granted (for Fiancé Visas transitioning to Spouse Visas).
Generally, evidence of living together in a relationship akin to marriage for at least 2 years prior to application can support the claim.
Acceptable evidence includes marriage certificates, shared financial responsibilities, communication records, or proof of cohabitation.
Applicants must prove they are in a genuine and subsisting marriage, civil partnership, or long-term relationship with their UK-based sponsor.
If not already married, the couple should be planning to marry or enter a civil partnership within 6 months of the visa being granted (for Fiancé Visas transitioning to Spouse Visas).
Generally, evidence of living together in a relationship akin to marriage for at least 2 years prior to application can support the claim.
Acceptable evidence includes marriage certificates, shared financial responsibilities, communication records, or proof of cohabitation.
