Please read the following carefully before signing the Client Care Letter.
The following fixed fees apply to clients (applicants) submitting applications in the UK.
Please be aware that it is the applicant’s responsibility to secure sponsorship if required, e.g. Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) for the Skilled Worker Route, and Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) for the Student Route. Applicants for the Graduate Route visa must have been reported eligible by their Higher Education Provider before proceeding with an application.
Fees are not subject to VAT.
Clients who choose not to pay in advance will be invoiced on a Progress Payment Schedule (PPS) basis under which fees will be charged incrementally as their case progresses.
The initial on-line or telephone consultation is free of charge. A face-to-face initial consultation, if required, will attract the ‘In person appointment’ fee below.
The charges listed below, which are associated with the application, must be met by the applicant in addition to those which appear in the table which follows:
- Visa application fee
- Immigration Health Surcharge
- Biometric appointment fee, if required
- BRP replacement fee
- Priority service supplements
Previous clients from whom a fee in excess of £149 was received within the last 24 months are eligible for a remittance of £15 if the following conditions are met:
- A new client indicates that they have been referred by the previous client
- The new client provides the previous client’s full name, date of birth, client reference number and UK bank details
- The new client pays a fee in excess of £149
- The new client’s application is successful and no request for a fee refund is received within 28 days
The discount is paid direct to the previous client using the bank details provided.
A refund of the document check and application submission fees will be agreed in the event of visa refusal unless the applicant:
- submits or has submitted evidence either not vetted or not agreed by the adviser;
- fails to disclose either to the adviser or to UKVI any material fact which results in refusal. Examples include, but are not limited to, adverse immigration history, criminal history, activities inconsistent with UKVI’s suitability criteria, and previous study leading to breach of time limits.
- submits documentary evidence to UKVI which is found to be forged, counterfeit, or fraudulently obtained, or to which the applicant is in any way not entitled;
- fails to disclose to the adviser that a prior application to UKVI is outstanding, or that a separate application was made following the agreed submission;
- fails to attend a biometric appointment if required to do so before the deadline imposed by UKVI;
declines to request Administrative Review (AR) or to pay UKVI’s refundable fee for AR if the refusal is deemed incorrect by the adviser and can be challenged by AR.
1. Available only if preceded by a paid document check.
2. Appointments available in postcodes BA and BS only. Fee applies on each occasion an appointment takes place.
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