Spouse visa and partner visas
Spouse visa, partner, fiancé(e) and unmarried partner visas explained. IAA-regulated advice in Manchester on the £29,000 requirement and evidence.
Find out moreUK work visas
UK work visas explained: Skilled Worker, Graduate, Global Talent and more. IAA-regulated help for workers and employers from our Manchester office.
Find out moreUK Student visa
UK Student visa help from IAA-regulated advisers in Manchester: CAS, financial evidence, English, extensions and switching to work visas.
Find out moreUK visit visa
UK visit visa help for family visits and business trips: sponsor letters, evidence and cover letters. IAA-regulated advisers in Manchester.
Find out moreIndefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
Indefinite Leave to Remain applications before settlement rules change. We check your qualifying date, time abroad, English and Life in the UK test.
Find out moreBritish citizenship application
British citizenship application help in Manchester: naturalisation and citizenship through marriage. We check residence, absences and good character first.
Find out moreSponsor licence application
Get your sponsor licence application right first time. IAA-regulated help with documents, Key Personnel, 2026 fees and compliance. Based in Manchester.
Find out moreUK immigration advice you can rely on
UK immigration rules change often, and a small mistake can mean a refused application, a lost fee and months of delay. We help families, workers, students and employers choose the right route, prepare complete evidence and submit applications that meet the current rules.
Every application is prepared and checked by advisers regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA). You can check our registration on the IAA's public register.
Which UK visa do you need?
The right visa depends on why you want to come to or stay in the UK:
- To join your husband, wife or partner: a spouse, partner or fiancé(e) visa
- To work for a UK employer: usually a Skilled Worker visa, sponsored by a licensed employer
- To study at a UK college or university: a Student visa, followed in many cases by the Graduate visa
- To visit family, friends or for business: a Visitor visa or, for many nationalities, an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
- To live in the UK permanently: Indefinite Leave to Remain, and later British citizenship
If you're not sure which applies to you, a consultation is the quickest way to find out.
UK immigration changes in 2026
Several important changes are under way. The government plans to move most routes to a 10-year "earned settlement" model for ILR, though the 5-year routes are still open for now. The Graduate visa drops from 2 years to 18 months for applications made from 1 January 2027. New Skilled Worker applicants have needed English at B2 level since January 2026.
We follow every change and will tell you how it affects your plans before you apply.
UK visa services help in Manchester
We're based at 61 Mosley Street in Manchester city centre and help clients across Greater Manchester, including Bury, Bolton, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford and Stockport. We also work with clients anywhere in the UK and overseas by phone, video call and email.
Common questions
How do I know which visa is right for me?
It depends on your reason for coming to the UK, your nationality and your current immigration status. At a consultation we look at your circumstances and tell you which routes are open to you, what you’ll need and what it will cost.
Are you regulated?
Yes. We are regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA), the body that regulates immigration advisers in the UK. Our registration number is shown at the bottom of every page.
What UK visa services do you offer?
Spouse and partner visas, Skilled Worker and other work visas, Student and Graduate visas, visitor visas, Indefinite Leave to Remain, British citizenship and sponsor licences for employers.