Most Skilled Worker applications are processed in around three weeks when submitted from outside the UK. Applications from within the UK may take longer depending on the circumstances. We help ensure all documents are complete and submitted on time to avoid delays.

Yes, you can switch from a Student visa if you meet the Skilled Worker requirements and have completed a qualifying course. Your employer must be a licensed sponsor. We can guide you through the process and timing.

Some refusals carry a right of appeal, depending on the visa type and legal grounds involved. In other cases, administrative or judicial review may be appropriate. We will review the refusal letter and advise on your next steps.

You must show your relationship is genuine and ongoing. This can include shared living documents, joint finances, photos, communication records, and other supporting materials. We help you prepare evidence that meets Home Office standards.

Applicants must show they have not breached immigration laws, do not have recent or serious criminal convictions, and can demonstrate responsible conduct. We check your eligibility carefully before submitting your application.

This depends on the visa you currently hold and the type of application submitted. Some applicants retain work rights under Section 3C leave, while others do not. We will confirm what applies in your case.

You may apply for bail from the First-tier Tribunal. This requires a stable address, a strong supporting plan, and in some cases a financial guarantor. We prepare urgent bail applications and represent clients in detention-related hearings