UK Immigration Law & Appeals
Highland Solicitor’s immigration team are well known for providing clear and strategic immigration advice, which is tailored to each situation and client. We do more than just process applications – we get personally involved all the way through the process to minimise any stresses that may occur in the course of the matter.
We have the expertise and advise individuals in all categories of immigration and nationality laws in United Kingdom (including those under the Points Based System) as well as British nationality law and European Free Movement law. From one-off advice on your situation to assistance with applications for visas or extensions of stay.
Whether you need advice on how to join or bring a family member to the UK or how to study, work, or invest in the UK, we can provide you with the advice and support you will need.
If you are seeking representation for an appeal, we offer a comprehensive service in advocacy at the tribunals as well as working closely with some of the best immigration barristers in the country.
If you need advice on regularising your stay in the UK, we are the lawyers to come to and will advise you on the best course of action for you.
Our services include:
- sponsor licence applications (Tiers 2)
- Tier 1 (general, entrepreneur, investor)
- Tier 2 (general)
- Tier 4 (students)
- Tier 5 (youth mobility, creative and sporting, government authorised exchange, international agreements, charity and religious workers, sponsored researchers)
- European free movement applications (EEA family permits, residence cards, permanent residence cards, retained rights, derivative rights of residence, posted workers)
- European Association Agreement applications
- Visitors (all categories, including special classes of visitor)
- Students
- Spouses, civil partners, unmarried partners, children and other dependants (in all applicable categories)
- Entry clearance and visa applications
- Indefinite leave to remain (permanent residence) (in all applicable categories)
- Naturalisation and registration as a British citizen
- Appeals
- Human rights claims
- Judicial review
- Bail applications (CIO & Tribunals)
- Asylum