Immigration Lawyer Liverpool

Clear, expert immigration advice for people and businesses in Manchester, provided remotely from our Glasgow and Edinburgh offices. We guide you through the whole process, from your first questions to the Home Office decision.

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Our immigration services 

We cover the full range of personal and business immigration matters. These are the areas we are asked about most.

  • Work visas. The Skilled Worker visa and other work routes under the UK’s points-based system, for foreign workers with a job offer from a licensed sponsor, including roles in health and care.

  • Spouse, partner and family visas. Spouse and partner visas, fiancé(e) visas, and routes that allow family members to join a relative who is settled here or a British citizen.

  • Student visas. The student route for those coming to study at a Liverpool university or elsewhere, including the requirements and the evidence involved.

  • Visitor visas. The Standard Visitor visa, which generally allows stays of up to six months for tourism, family visits or business.

  • Settlement and British citizenship. Indefinite leave to remain, long residence, naturalisation and registration, and planning the route from a temporary visa to permanent status. Most people can apply for indefinite leave to remain after five years of continuous lawful residence, and for British citizenship a year after settlement.

  • Appeals, reviews and judicial review. Administrative review, appeals to the First-tier Tribunal, and judicial review of unlawful Home Office decisions.

  • Asylum and human rights. Confidential, sensitive support for those seeking protection or relying on their human rights to remain in the UK.

Whatever your immigration issue, our immigration experts will explain the options open to you and give you steady support from your first question through to the outcome.

Our immigration team

Our expert legal team helps people and businesses with clear, professional advice and steady support, from first contact through to the decision. When you get in touch, we will arrange an advice session to understand your circumstances and set out your options.

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How our immigration lawyers work with you

Our immigration team is based in Scotland, with offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh. However, the immigration law is reserved to the UK Government, so the immigration rules and visa categories are the same wherever your case is handled. That means you get experienced immigration solicitors with no disadvantage from location, and because we work remotely by phone, video and email, we are able to assist you just as effectively as a firm with Liverpool offices.

You will have a designated immigration lawyer. They handle your matter from first discussion to final decision. They give advice for your circumstances, help you complete and submit documents, and keep you updated at each stage. Where language support is needed, they arrange an interpreter. We also plan ahead, so if your goal is settlement or British citizenship, each step supports the next.

Our immigration team

For legal support & help at every stage of your life.

Our team combines genuine legal expertise with steady, practical support, guiding you from first contact to decision. When you get in touch, we take time to understand your circumstances and set out your options honestly.

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Why clients choose us

UK immigration law is complex and the stakes are high. Here is what working with our team gives you.

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Frequently Asked Questions


For most people, working in the UK means the Skilled Worker visa, part of the UK's points-based system, which requires 70 points based on criteria including a job offer from an employer who is a licensed sponsor, a role at the required skill level, a salary meeting the relevant threshold, and English language ability. The Skilled Worker visa replaced the former Tier 2 (General) visa. There are specific routes within this, including for health and care roles. Salary thresholds and rules change from time to time, so it is important to check the current requirements rather than rely on an older figure. We advise employees and employers in Liverpool and across the UK, and prepare the application to meet the criteria in force when you apply.

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