Why Fees Vary Within Each Service Area :
Cases fall at different points within the fee range depending on factors such as:
- Complexity of your immigration history (e.g. overstaying, refusals, gaps in status)
- Volume and quality of evidence required
- Urgency and statutory deadlines
- Risk of refusal, detention, or removal
- Need for witness statements, expert reports, or country evidence
- Whether the matter involves appeals, hearings, or urgent representations
Straightforward applications generally fall at the lower end of the range.
Complex or high-risk cases fall towards the upper end.
If we have acted for you before we will already have a history and knowledge of the facts so in those cases our fees will likely be a lot lower
Coming to the UK-Permission to enter
Includes visit visas, entry clearance for family members, and business entry applications to the UK
Our fees typically include assessment of eligibility, advice on the most appropriate route, review of supporting documents, preparation of legal representations, completion and checking of application forms, and guidance on evidence to minimise the risk of refusal. Fees vary depending on urgency, prior refusals, and the volume of evidence required. Straightforward cases fall at the lower end of the range, while urgent or high-risk applications require more detailed preparation.
Typical fees:
£1,200 – £4,000
Appeals & Representation
Includes First-tier Tribunal appeals, Upper Tribunal work, and preparation for judicial review.
Fees may cover preparation of appeal grounds, drafting legal submissions, evidence collation, witness preparation, and representation up to the agreed stage of proceedings. Appeal costs depend on the issues in dispute, the stage of proceedings, and the level of preparation required. Matters involving multiple hearings or higher tribunals are more resource-intensive. In all cases we will consider precedent case law.
Typical fees:
£3,000 – £12,000+
Immigration & Families – Private Life Applications
Includes applications based on family life, long residence, children’s best interests, and human rights.
work often involves complex legal and factual issues. Fees may include detailed legal analysis, preparation of representations under the Immigration Rules and human rights law, drafting witness statements, advising on children’s best interests, and managing extensive documentary evidence. Cases involving long residence, children, or previous refusals are usually more time-intensive.
Typical fees:
£3,000 – £9,000
Workers
Includes Skilled Worker and Health & Care visa applications, extensions, and related matters.
Typically include advice on the relevant visa route, compliance with Immigration Rules, document review, preparation of representations, and submission of applications. Costs vary depending on the applicant’s immigration history, dependants, and whether the application follows previous refusals or compliance issues.
Typical fees:
£1,500 – £4,000
Asylum & Protection
Asylum work is highly sensitive and evidence-driven. Fees may include detailed case preparation, drafting of asylum statements, country evidence research, preparation for substantive interviews, and ongoing representations. Complexity increases where credibility issues, past refusals, or further submissions are involved. Before we begin an asylum case we consider Country of Origin Guidance and Asylum Policy guidance issued by the Home Office and the Tribunals Country Guidance cases.
ncludes private asylum claims, further submissions, and complex protection matters.
Typical fees:
£2,500 – £8,000
Companies
Fees depend on business size, urgency, and the level of compliance support required. Sponsor licence applications and ongoing advisory work differ significantly in scope.
Our fees may include strategic advice, preparation of sponsor licence applications, compliance guidance, HR systems support, and correspondence with the Home Office. Fees vary depending on business size, urgency, and whether compliance audits or ongoing support are required.
Typical fees:
£3,000 – £10,000+
Deportation & Immigration Bail
Includes deportation representations, urgent matters, and immigration bail applications. matters are often urgent and high-risk. Fees may include urgent legal advice, preparation of representations, bail applications, evidence gathering, and advocacy within the agreed scope. Costs vary significantly depending on urgency, detention status, and complexity.
Typical fees:
£1,500 – £12,000+
Further Leave to Remain
Includes extensions and continuation of lawful residence.
Fees usually include assessment of eligibility, review of immigration history, document checking, preparation of representations, and submission of the application. Applications involving gaps in status, complex family circumstances, or prior refusals require more detailed work.
Typical fees:
£1,000 – £3,500
Naturalisation
ncludes British citizenship applications, including cases involving absences or previous refusals.
Our fees may include assessment of residence and good character requirements, advice on absences, document review, preparation of representations, and completion of the citizenship application. Fees increase where there are complex residence issues or previous immigration problems.
Typical fees:
£1,000 – £3,000
Clarity Before You Instruct Us
Before any work begins, we will:
- Explain what work is included
- Confirm the agreed fee or fee structure in writing
- Set out any foreseeable additional costs
How We Control Costs
We aim to keep fees proportionate by:
- Offering fixed fees where the work can be clearly defined
- Using staged or capped fees for complex matters
- Explaining early if a case is unlikely to be cost-effective
- Discussing payment by instalments where appropriate
Usually Not Included
Unless expressly agreed, our fees do not usually include:
- Home Office or Tribunal fees
- Barristers’ fees
- Interpreter or translation costs
- Expert or medical reports
- Appeal hearing fees beyond the agreed scope
