Clear fees. No surprises. No pressure.
Immigration applications are stressful enough without uncertainty about legal costs.
We work on a fixed-fee basis wherever it is sensible to do so, agreed in advance, so you know exactly where you stand before we start. We do not bill by the hour, and we do not add unexpected charges once work is underway.
If your matter cannot fairly be priced upfront, we will explain why — before you choose whether to proceed.
Why we use fixed fees
Fixed fees are not a marketing device. They are a way of working.
They allow you to make an informed decision at the outset and allow us to focus on preparing your application properly, rather than recording time or escalating costs.
Many of our clients come to us after receiving incorrect advice elsewhere, or after an application has already gone wrong. Clear pricing helps remove one more source of uncertainty from an already difficult process.
What our fees include — and what they don’t
Our fees cover the legal work required to advise you on your application and prepare it properly, including guidance on evidence, drafting representations where needed, and correspondence with the Home Office as part of the application process.
They do not include Home Office application fees, the Immigration Health Surcharge, interpreter or translation costs, or barrister’s fees, unless expressly stated.
Before you look at the fees below
The fees set out below apply to straightforward cases of the type described. Immigration law does not work on a one-size-fits-all basis, and small factual differences can materially change the amount of legal work required.
Where a fixed fee would be misleading, we would rather explain the position honestly than publish a figure that does not reflect reality. Fees Vary Within Each Service Area :
Cases fall at different points within the fee range depending on factors such as:
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:
£2,000 – £12,000+
Immigration & Families – Private Life Applications
Includes applications based on family life, long residence, children’s best interests, and human rights.
Family and Private life 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:
£2,000 – £6,000
Workers
Includes Skilled Worker and Health & Care visa applications, extensions, and related matters.
Our fees 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.
Includes private asylum claims, further submissions, and complex protection matters.
Typical fees:
£1,500 – £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:
£2500 – £10,000+
Deportation & Immigration Bail
Includes deportation representations, urgent matters, and immigration bail applications. These 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.
Our 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
Includes 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
What happens next
If the fee listed above matches your situation, the next step is a brief confirmation call to check details and match the right fee, and ensure there are no issues that would affect how your case should be handled.
If it does not clearly apply, we will explain calmly and honestly what additional work may be required — before you choose whether to proceed.
We will never pressure you to instruct us.
A note on complexity
Immigration cases often turn on details that are not obvious at first glance. Previous refusals, gaps in residence, changes in personal circumstances, or Home Office errors can all affect how an application should be approached.
That is why we prefer to confirm suitability before starting work, rather than accept instructions on assumptions that later prove incorrect.
If you would like to check whether a fixed fee matches your situation, or to discuss your options in confidence, you can contact us below.
