Immigration fees
The Solicitors Regulation Authority requires firms providing immigration advice to publish their fees for the different types of application on their website. Here are ours. And they are very competitive.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority requires firms providing immigration advice to publish their fees for the different types of application on their website. Here are ours. And they are very competitive.
Partner
£350 – £400/h
Senior Associate Solicitor
£300/hr
Associate Solicitor
£250/hr
NQ to 4 year PQE Solicitor
£200/hr
Immigration Senior Accredited Caseworker
£150/hr
Caseworker/Trainee/Solicitor Apprentice
£125/h
Fees depend on case complexity and are confirmed before any work begins.
Contact us for an estimateApplications under the Immigration Rules including:
We also charge an hourly rate for:
On average, these types of cases take between 5 and 20 hours to complete.
This means that average costs are:
Some cases may be suitable for a mix of senior and junior lawyers working together as a team.
All figures exclude VAT, which is charged at 20%. If you reside outside the European Union, no VAT is chargeable.
The exact number of hours required will depend on the circumstances of your case, including:
If you can provide sufficient evidence at our first meeting and clearly meet the applicable Immigration Rules, the cost is likely to be at the lower end of the estimated range.
The work will involve:
We will consider the supporting evidence you provide.
The amount of time required will depend on:
Where necessary, we will help you obtain further evidence, such as medical records and bank statements. This may also include taking statements from witnesses.
We will prepare your application and submit it on your behalf.
It is very rare for there to be an interview. However, if the Home Office asks you to attend one, we will give you clear advice at the appropriate time.
We will also discuss the possibility of us attending the interview with you.
We will advise you about the outcome of your application and any further steps you need to take.
In some cases, it may be appropriate to delegate tasks to a trainee solicitor or caseworker. We will seek your agreement before doing so.
Work completed by a trainee solicitor or caseworker will be charged at between £100 and £150 per hour, depending on their experience.
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties.
We will handle the payment of disbursements on your behalf to help ensure a smoother process.
Disbursements may include:
The costs quoted do not include:
We cannot guarantee how long the Home Office will take to process your application. You can read the current Home Office processing times for more information.
We will normally be able to submit this type of application within 1–3 weeks of you instructing us, depending on the availability of the required documents.
We will let you know at the earliest opportunity if it is likely to take longer.
If your case is urgent and has a submission deadline within one week, we will discuss the practicalities of meeting the deadline with you. Where we are able to meet it, we will agree an appropriate plan of action.
Please note that the anticipated number of hours and fees are estimates based on the information above. Every application is different, and we can give you a more accurate estimate once we have more information about your specific case.
We provide advice and representation at the First-tier Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber for appeals against Home Office visa or immigration decisions, excluding asylum cases.
If you require advice and representation for an appeal, we will charge the same hourly rates set out above.
The time required to prepare an appeal varies considerably depending on the issues involved.
An appeal is likely to require between 20 and 40 hours of preparation. It would be rare for us to be able to prepare your appeal thoroughly in fewer than 20 hours.
This means that average costs are:
These figures exclude VAT, which is charged at 20%. If you reside outside the European Union, no VAT is chargeable.
For the appeal hearing itself, it is our usual practice to instruct a high-quality barrister to represent you.
We work closely with the barrister and, in most appeals, will arrange a meeting with you and the barrister before the hearing. This is known as a conference.
We will discuss the available options with you and offer a range of experience and prices.
Barrister costs are likely to be between £1,000 and £5,000 plus VAT, depending on the seniority of the barrister and the complexity of the case.
Details of the experience and qualifications of everyone who may carry out work on your case can be found in our immigration team profiles.
Clients usually begin with a one-hour consultation with either a partner or solicitor. During this consultation, we will:
Following the initial consultation, you can decide whether you would like to instruct us to carry out further work. Consultations can take place:
Our expert solicitors are here to help.
To instruct us in relation to an immigration application complete the form or call us today.