Your simpler, quicker, easier visa
My UK Visas is a specialist immigration law firm
Our very experienced team helps both private clients and businesses to navigate very complex immigration rules and law.
We have a well-deserved reputation for our expertise and for going the extra mile for our clients.
In the world of Brexit and tighter immigration controls it has never been more important to seek professional advice, help and support. We provide immigration solutions tailored to the particular needs of businesses and individual clients.
Business Services
My UK Visas provides a bespoke service to businesses of all sizes. We can help you to unravel the complexity of sponsorship licences, obtain and renew visas for your staff and support you through the process of Brexit.
What our customers say
We pride ourselves on the high quality of our service to clients and score 5/5 on Facebook and 4.8/5 on Google. You can also check out clients’ comments here
Here are a selection:
“Excellent service…quick turnaround…professional and knowledgeable….understands the anxiety and emotional turmoil…efficient…sympathetic and engaged…made all the difference to me and my family…the best for handling complex immigration cases…professional to the core…great firm….loved the service…very client friendly”
From our Youtube Channel
Facebook Posts
An interesting evening spent talking to members of the Capital Club Bahrain about the immigration landscape post-Brexit. We are in #Bahrain to open a new office in partnership with Gulf Business Enterprise and to meet with potential new clients.
We’re at the Global Business Expo2019# in Leeds today talking about moving people across borders post-Brexit.
We’re looking forward to speaking about visas in the post-Brexit world at #GBEXPO19 on Thursday.
Our tweets
Looks like the government will deport EU citizens living in the UK who haven’t registered to remain by the post-Brexit deadline (end of 2020 if there is a no deal Brexit or end of June 2021 if there is a deal). https://t.co/N1kYkbqxuB
This case about an Oxford professor whose children were refused visas to join her in the UK is standard Home Office practice in our experience. Where one parent remains overseas, the HO takes the view that they can look after them (even if they can’t). https://t.co/htWRxuLcxH
The Home Office has been criticised by a committee of MPs for rushing to deport students accused of cheating in English language tests without properly verifying the facts. This led to ‘injustice and hardship for many thousands of international students’. https://t.co/SeiIgFOIso