If you are working in the UK on a skilled worker visa, you may need to renew it. We answer the question how long does a skilled worker visa last and take a look at what you need to do as the expiry date approaches.

If you are working for your employer under a skilled worker visa, you need to ensure that it does not expire. If it does, your right to live and work in the UK will be affected. Your status as an overstayer could also cause difficulties if you try to obtain another visa.

To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers about obtaining a sponsorship licence, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

How long does a skilled worker visa last?

A skilled worker visa can last for up to five years and then needs to be extended. If your partner and children also have visas, they will need to apply separately to extend them.

How do I know when my skilled worker visa will expire?

You should not rely on the immigration authorities or your employer to tell you when your skilled worker visa expiry date is approaching. The Home Office does not contact workers to advise them that their visa is coming to an end and your employer is not required to advise you of this either.

You will need to check your visa yourself. Your biometric residence permit should also state when your visa expires.

“The Halliday Reeves team have been fantastic from the first engagement to the last in getting our spousal visa approved. Navigating us through the hurdles and ensuring we provided the correct information. Actively chasing up UK immigration to get the matter resolved. A big thank you to Louisa and Hannah for their professionalism, responsiveness, guidance, support, positivity and knowledge to get us through this stressful process. We wouldn’t have been able to do it without them. Thoroughly recommend, don’t risk doing this on your own, engage the professionals.”

When should I take action to extend a skilled worker visa?

It is advisable to start work to renew your skilled worker visa several months before the expiry date. This will give you enough time to put together the documents that will be needed in support of your application and to deal with any requests for information that you may receive, as it can take the authorities four months to process an application.

How do I extend a skilled worker visa?

As the expiry date approaches, you can apply to extend your visa or, if you have lived and worked in the UK for five years, you may be eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain.
To qualify for an extension, you must still be employed by the same employer and be in the same occupation with the same occupation code. If your job or your employer has changed, you will need to apply for a new visa instead of extending your existing one.

You will also need to obtain a new Certificate of Sponsorship from your employer confirming that they will be employing you for the extension period. Your salary must continue to meet the minimum salary requirements. This will generally be either £25,600 per year or the going rate for your occupation. In some cases, the minimum salary is lower, for example if you are working in a position with a shortage of workers, you are under 26 or you have a PhD in a STEM subject.

The government aims to provide a decision on your application within 8 weeks, although at busy times this increases and can be 16 weeks. You may be able to pay extra to have a faster decision.

Going from a skilled worker visa to indefinite leave to remain

If you want to move to the UK permanently, then you can apply for indefinite leave to remain after you have lived in country for five years.

You will need to provide evidence that you have been resident in the UK continuously for the period, with no more than 180 days away from the UK in any year.

It is still necessary to be employed by the same employer and meet the minimum salary requirements. You will also need to pass the Life in the UK test.

Contact our expert immigration solicitors for skilled worker visas

At Halliday Reeves, we are immigration specialists with in-depth knowledge of the immigration system and how to secure the visa you need.

Our team can work with you to ensure that your skilled worker visa extension is accurate and that all of the necessary documents are included to support your application.

We offer a free 15-minute enquiry service so that you can have an initial conversation with us about obtaining a skilled worker visa and answer any questions you may have.

We have offices in Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Wakefield and Nottingham. To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“Halliday Reeves has consistently provided a professional, thorough and efficient service in all immigration matters that we have had to address for our business. Conduct and confidentiality has been paramount at all times. Our business needs will require an ongoing service from Halliday Reeves. We will have no hesitation in using their services again.”

The Jinja Tree Restaurant

A skilled worker sponsorship licence allows employers to take on overseas employees to work in their business. If you hold a licence, you will need to manage it carefully to ensure that you maintain an A-rating. It will also need to be renewed periodically. We answer the question, ‘How long does a skilled worker sponsor licence last?’ and take a look at the process involved.

At Halliday Reeves, we are immigration experts with in-depth experience of obtaining and renewing skilled worker sponsor licences. We can work with you to ensure your licence is properly managed and that an application to renew is made by the deadline.

If you neglect to renew your licence, it will lapse, meaning you will not legally be able to employ your overseas workers until you have a valid licence back or you could face enforcement action.

To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“Halliday Reeves has consistently provided a professional, thorough and efficient service in all immigration matters that we have had to address for our business. Conduct and confidentiality has been paramount at all times. Our business needs will require an ongoing service from Halliday Reeves. We will have no hesitation in using their services again.”

The Jinja Tree Restaurant

When Do I Need To Renew A Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence?

A sponsor licence lasts for four years and needs to be renewed before it expires. An application to renew a sponsor licence can be made up to 90 days before the expiry date. You are strongly advised to apply as soon as you can so reduce the risk of being without a licence should any queries arise over the renewal.

The Sponsor Management System will tell you when your licence is due to expire and nearer the time you should also receive an email reminding you to reapply.

How do I apply to renew a skilled worker sponsor licence?

You will be able to apply to renew the sponsor licence using the Sponsor Management System. We can advise you as to what evidence you will need in support of your application and help you put together all of the necessary documentation.

It is crucial to make sure that nothing is omitted as it could result in a rejection or refusal and you would run the risk of not having a licence in place after the expiry date.
You can start putting together the documentation well in advance of the renewal date to ensure there is no last-minute difficulty. You should also take the opportunity to review your compliance with the licence regulations and check that everything is in order. UK Visas and Immigration are likely to investigate whether all of your records are being kept properly, which could involve a visit to your premises.

How Much Does It Cost To Renew A Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence?

The sponsor licence renewal fee depends on the size of your business. For a small or charitable organisation, the fee is £536; for a medium or large business, it is £1,476.

What happens if my sponsor licence lapses?

If your sponsor licence is not renewed in time, you will not be able to issue any Certificates of Sponsorship to workers. If a worker is attempting to enter the country to work for you, they could be detained if your licence has lapsed.

Existing workers will not be able to continue to work for you and would have to find a new sponsor, change to a different visa or potentially have to leave the UK.

You are advised to seek legal advice if you find that your sponsor licence has lapsed. We can help you make an emergency application, either to renew the licence or to apply for a new one.

Contact Our Expert Immigration Solicitors For Skilled Worker Sponsor Licences

Halliday Reeves is a specialist immigration law firm, meaning we have a wide understanding of this complex area of law. If you need to renew a sponsor licence or your sponsor licence has lapsed, we can help you with your application, urgently where necessary.

We offer a free 15-minute enquiry service so that you can have an initial conversation with us about applying for a sponsorship licence.

We have offices in Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Wakefield and Nottingham. To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“The Halliday Reeves team have been fantastic from the first engagement to the last in getting our spousal visa approved. Navigating us through the hurdles and ensuring we provided the correct information. Actively chasing up UK immigration to get the matter resolved. A big thank you to Louisa and Hannah for their professionalism, responsiveness, guidance, support, positivity and knowledge to get us through this stressful process. We wouldn’t have been able to do it without them. Thoroughly recommend, don’t risk doing this on your own, engage the professionals.”

How much does a skilled worker sponsor licence cost? – Employers looking to take on overseas workers need to obtain a sponsorship licence from UK Visas and Immigration. We take a look at the cost of applying for and renewing a sponsor licence.

If you are a UK employer who wants to employ foreign workers, you need a sponsor licence so that you can issue Certificates of Sponsorship. This will allow your potential employees to apply for the visa they need.

At Halliday Reeves, we represent employers in securing sponsor licences. The process can be complicated and UK Visas and Immigration will need to see a comprehensive range of paperwork in support of your application. We work with employers to ensure that the right documents are included so that the application is not rejected.

We know how important it is to be able to take on the talent you need. We can advise you on the sponsor licence process, put together the application on your behalf and prepare detailed representations in support of your application.

We have experience of working with employers in a wide variety of sectors and will be happy to discuss your needs with you.

To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“The service was great. Hannah helped immensely with informing us of the steps required to get the application through. There was plenty of communication and direction too. We look forward to working more with Halliday Reeves in the future when the need(s) arise.”

How Much Is A Sponsor Licence?

The government fee charges a fee that needs to accompany your sponsor licence application. The amount payable depends on what type of sponsor licence you need and what type of organisation you run.

Type of licence	Fee for small or charitable sponsors	Fee for medium or large sponsors
Worker	£536	£1,476
Temporary Worker	£536	£536
Worker and Temporary Worker	£536	£ 1,476
Add a Worker licence to an existing Temporary Worker licence	No fee	£940
Add a Temporary Worker licence to an existing Worker licence	No fee	No fee

You will generally be classed as a small sponsor if two of the following apply:

• Your annual turnover is £10.2 million or less
• Your total assets are no more than £5.1 million
• You have no more than 50 employees

You will be considered to be a charitable sponsor where:

• You are registered as a charity in England or Wales or Scotland or Northern Ireland
• You are a charity that is excepted from charity registration
• You are a charity that is exempt from charity registration
• You are an ecclesiastical corporation and you were established for charitable purposes

Other Potential Sponsorship Licence Costs

If you need a rapid decision on your application, you may be able to pay an additional £500 to have a response within 10 working days. Only a certain number of applications are dealt with on this basis each day and this is on a first come, first served basis. We can advise you as to how to approach this if you need an urgent response.

If your sponsor licence has been downgraded to a B-rating because you did not fully meet your responsibilities as a sponsor, you will need to pay to upgrade your licence back to an A-rating. You will need to do this because you will not be able to issue new certificates if you only have a B-rating. The fee is £1,476 and when you pay this you will be provided with an action plan to follow to achieve the upgrade.

Sponsor licences need to be renewed after four years. This is the case even if you do not intend to take on more new workers from overseas but you still employ existing foreign workers. Your compliance may be investigated at this time to ensure that you are fulfilling your duties as a sponsor licence holder, so it is vital to ensure all of your records are in order before submitting your renewal application. The fee for renewing a sponsor licence is the same as the initial application fee shown above.

Contact Our Expert Immigration Solicitors For Help With A Sponsor Licence Application

At Halliday Reeves, we are immigration specialists. We routinely help employers secure sponsor licences and we also assist with the ongoing management and compliance responsibilities to ensure that when the time comes, it is straightforward to renew a sponsor licence.

We offer a free 15-minute enquiry service so that you can have an initial conversation with us about applying for a sponsorship licence and the implications of becoming a sponsor licence holder.

We have offices in Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Wakefield and Nottingham. To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“The Halliday Reeves team have been fantastic from the first engagement to the last in getting our spousal visa approved. Navigating us through the hurdles and ensuring we provided the correct information. Actively chasing up UK immigration to get the matter resolved. A big thank you to Louisa and Hannah for their professionalism, responsiveness, guidance, support, positivity and knowledge to get us through this stressful process. We wouldn’t have been able to do it without them. Thoroughly recommend, don’t risk doing this on your own, engage the professionals.”

How Long Does It Take To Get A Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence – As an employer hoping to take on foreign workers, you need to hold a sponsor licence. This gives you the authority to issue certificates of sponsorship to workers from overseas that they will need to obtain a visa.

Applying for a sponsor licence is an in-depth process and a substantial amount of documentation is required in support. At Halliday Reeves we specialise in immigration law and we regularly represent employers in applying for a sponsor licence.

We know that being able to employ workers from overseas can be hugely beneficial to UK businesses and we always work proactively to ensure that the application process is dealt with efficiently and without avoidable delay.

To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers about obtaining a sponsorship licence, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“We would like to thank you for all your hard work and help in obtaining a Tier 2 Visa for myself and my family. Your support is greatly appreciated. The service we received has been excellent and all the team members are very professional”

HG

How Kong Does It Take To Get A Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence?

We are often asked how long it takes to get a skilled worker sponsor licence, formerly known as a Tier 2 sponsor licence. UK Visas and Immigration advise that most applications are dealt with in less than eight weeks, although you need to take into account the amount of time it will take to put together your application. There may also be delays from time to time if UKVI are dealing with a larger volume of applications than normal and of course, it could take longer if your organisation is large or has a complex structure.

If you need a rapid decision on your application, you may be able to pay an additional £500 to have a response within 10 working days. Only a certain number of applications are dealt with on this basis each day and this is on a first come, first served basis. We can advise you as to how to approach this if you need an urgent response.

It is important to take the time to ensure that your application is correct and that all of the required evidence is included. If errors are made or documents are missing, the application is likely to be refused. Below, we take a look at the application process.

Checking You Are Eligible To Apply For A Sponsor Licence

If you want to employ individuals from outside of the UK you will generally need a skilled worker sponsor licence, unless they are Irish citizens, have indefinite leave to remain in the UK or have settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme.

To be eligible to apply for a sponsor licence you cannot have certain unspent criminal convictions or have had a sponsor licence revoked in the past twelve months.
You also need to make sure that the job you intend to fill with an overseas worker is suitable, has an acceptable rate of pay and skill level and that it meets the criteria needed for the visa that will be applied for.

Applying For A Sponsor Licence

Before you apply, you also need to appoint individuals within your organisation who will be responsible for managing the sponsorship process. You will need:

• An authorising officer – this is the person who will be responsible for the members of your business who use the government’s sponsorship management system to deal with the ongoing requirements of holding a sponsor licence
• A key contact – the individual who will deal with UK Visas and Immigration
• A level 1 user – the person responsible for managing your licence and using the online management system

You can use the same person to fulfil all of these roles if you wish.

You will also need to put together evidence in support of your sponsor licence application. Once you have everything that is needed, the application can be made online. You will also need to pay the licence fee at this point. The amount payable depends on what type of licence you are applying for, as well as the size of your organisation.

Evidence Needed In Support Of Sponsorship Licence Application

You will need to provide a substantial number of documents in support of your application. The exact paperwork required will depend on your application and the licence you are seeking, but is likely to include the following as a bare minimum:

• Written details about your company and its background
• Recent bank statements
• Up to date accounts
• Your VAT registration certificate
• Your tax details, to include the PAYE reference
• Your employer’s liability insurance policy giving details of cover, which should be for a minimum of £5 million
• Confirmation from your bank that you use it and information about the transactions you carry out through it
• Registration details from any professional body that you are required to have membership of

It is important to be as thorough as possible because if paperwork is omitted, your application will be rejected and it could take a considerable amount of time to reapply.

Our team have a strong track record of success in obtaining sponsor licences for employers and we can advise you of the documents you will need to send in support, ensuring you include everything that will be required.

We always work proactively to make sure that applications are submitted as quickly as possible, while also paying exceptional attention to detail.

Contact Our Expert Immigration Solicitors For Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence Applications

Halliday Reeves is a specialist immigration law firm, meaning we have a wide understanding of this complex area of law. We can put together a comprehensive application for a sponsor licence on your behalf and ensure that all the necessary paperwork is included by way of evidence.

We offer a free 15-minute enquiry service so that you can have an initial conversation with us about applying for a sponsorship licence.

We have offices in Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Wakefield and Nottingham. To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“Halliday Reeves has consistently provided a professional, thorough and efficient service in all immigration matters that we have had to address for our business. Conduct and confidentiality has been paramount at all times. Our business needs will require an ongoing service from Halliday Reeves. We will have no hesitation in using their services again.”

The Jinja Tree Restaurant

How to apply for a Skilled Worker visa –  A skilled worker visa authorises individuals to come to the UK if they have been offered an eligible job with an employer who has been approved by the Home Office and who has the authority to issue a certificate of sponsorship.

Formerly referred to as a Tier 2 (General) work visa, the UK skilled worker visa is the main immigration route for individuals wishing to take up a job in the UK.

You will need to show that you meet the requirements for the visa and provide a range of documents giving evidence of this along with the completed application.

At Halliday Reeves, we are specialist immigration solicitors, dealing with all aspects of UK immigration. We routinely make applications for skilled worker visas for clients coming to the UK to live and work, ensuring that their visa applications have the best possible chance of success.

We know how important it will be to you to secure a UK skilled worker visa allowing you to take up the job you have been offered. We have an exceptional understanding of both immigration law and the process of obtaining a visa and a strong track record of success in dealing with visa applications.

To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers about obtaining a sponsorship licence, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“We would like to thank you for all your hard work and help in obtaining a Tier 2 Visa for myself and my family. Your support is greatly appreciated. The service we received has been excellent and all the team members are very professional”

HG

Skilled Worker Visa Requirements

To be eligible for a skilled worker visa, you must:

• Have a confirmed job offer from a UK employer who has been approved by the Home Office to employ overseas workers
• The job offer must be on the government’s list of eligible occupations
• Hold a certificate of sponsorship from your employer
• Be paid the minimum salary required by the government, which will vary depending on your job

If you do not meet these criteria, you may be eligible for a different type of visa. If you ring to speak to one of our team, we can advise you of your options.

How To Apply For A Skilled Worker Visa UK

Completing The Skilled Worker Visa Application Form

The skilled worker application process is dealt with online. You can apply from outside of the UK or, if you already hold a valid visa and you are living in the UK, from inside the UK. Your partner and children can be included if they are eligible.

Proving Your Identity

You will need to prove your identity. This can be by attending a visa application centre in your location or for those within the UK by using the UK Immigration: ID Check app or by attending a biometric centre. You will need to supply your identity documents, which will include your passport or other valid photographic travel identity document.

If you go to a visa application centre, your photo and fingerprints will be taken and you can be issued with a biometric residence permit.

Documents To Accompany Skilled Worker Visa Application

Your application will need to include documents proving that you meet all of the criteria. This includes:

• Certificate of sponsorship reference number which is on the certificate of sponsorship issued by your employer
• Evidence that you have a sufficient standard of English, which could be by passing a secure English language test from an approved provider or holding a degree taught in English by an approved provider.
• A valid passport or similar document showing your identity and nationality
• Details of your job title and how much you will be paid
• The occupation code of the job you will be doing
• Your employer’s name and sponsor licence number which is also on the certificate of sponsorship

You may have to provide other documents in support of your application, such as:

• Proof that you meet the minimum income requirement, unless your employer will be supporting you and has confirmed that they will do this on your certificate of sponsorship
• Details of any relevant qualifications you are relying on
• Documentary evidence of your relationship with your partner or children if they are also applying to come to the UK
• Tuberculosis test results if you are from an affected country

You must supply a certified translation of any documents that are not in English or Welsh.

There could be other documentation that will be required, depending on your circumstances. If you are not sure what to send, you are strongly advised to speak to an immigration solicitor as your application is likely to be refused or rejected if you do not include the right paperwork.

If you ask us to represent you, we will be able to put together the right documents in support of your skilled worker visa application, reducing the risk of rejection and ensuring your application is dealt with as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Skilled Worker Visa Fees And Healthcare Charge

When you apply for a skilled worker visa, you will need to include the fee. This is generally £624 if you are applying from outside of the UK and wish to stay for up to three years.

If you want to stay for longer than three years, the fee is £1,235.

If your job is on the shortage occupation list, for example, many healthcare and education roles, the fee is reduced.

Each applicant needs to pay an application fee and is also required to pay a healthcare surcharge, which is usually £624 for each year you will be in the UK.

You must also prove that you have a minimum of £1,270 in your bank account, with additional amounts necessary for your partner and children, if they are also applying.

Contact Our Expert Immigration Solicitors About How To Apply For A Skilled Worker Visa

We deal solely in immigration, meaning we have a comprehensive understanding of this complex area of law. We can apply for a skilled worker visa on your behalf and work with you to make sure that all of the necessary paperwork is in order to accompany your application.

We offer a free 15-minute enquiry service so that you can have an initial conversation with us about applying for a skilled worker visa and your particular circumstances.

We have offices in Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Wakefield and Nottingham. To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“Halliday Reeves has consistently provided a professional, thorough and efficient service in all immigration matters that we have had to address for our business. Conduct and confidentiality has been paramount at all times. Our business needs will require an ongoing service from Halliday Reeves. We will have no hesitation in using their services again.”

The Jinja Tree Restaurant

How To Apply For A Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence – If you are an employer who wishes to take on a worker from outside of the UK, to include from the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, you need to know how to get a skilled worker sponsor licence (also known as a sponsor licence and previously known as Tier 2).

A sponsor licence is your authority to employ an overseas worker and to issue a certificate of sponsorship to them, enabling them to apply for a UK visa. Without the certificate, they will not be able to secure the visa they need, so it is an important step.

Applying for a sponsor licence involves completing a complex application and providing evidence that shows your eligibility to hold the licence. If there is a mistake in your application or you do not provide adequate paperwork in support, you are likely to receive a rejection or refusal.

At Halliday Reeves, we apply for sponsor licences for clients in a wide range of sectors, ensuring their application is as strong as possible and that all of the correct documents in support are included. We specialise in immigration, meaning all of our lawyers are experts in this challenging area of law.

To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers about obtaining a sponsorship licence, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

“Halliday Reeves has consistently provided a professional, thorough and efficient service in all immigration matters that we have had to address for our business. Conduct and confidentiality has been paramount at all times. Our business needs will require an ongoing service from Halliday Reeves. We will have no hesitation in using their services again.”

The Jinja Tree Restaurant

How To Apply For A Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence

Eligibility For A Sponsor Licence

As an employer, the first step is to ensure that you are eligible to apply for a sponsor licence. Your application will not be accepted if you have unspent criminal convictions for immigration offences or a number of other crimes, including money laundering or fraud. You cannot apply for a licence if you have had a previous sponsor licence revoked within the last year.

You will be responsible for monitoring your overseas workers and you should have systems in place ready to do this, to include monitoring their immigration status, recording attendance, keeping records of their documentation and up to date details and reporting any concerns to the authorities. You will also need to appoint individuals to deal with sponsorship paperwork and monitoring.

Application

The application is made online, with the supporting documents emailed in PDF, JPEG or PNG format.

The evidence needed in support depends on the type of business you have, but could include the following:

• A letter setting out background information about your company
• Bank statements
• HM Revenue & Customs details such as your PAYE reference
• VAT registration certificate
• Your latest accounts
• A letter from your business’s bank setting out the dealings it has had with you
• A copy of your employer’s liability insurance policy held with an authorised insurance company showing that you have cover of £5 million or more
• Paperwork from any registered body that your business is required to be part of, showing up to date registration

There are many other documents that could be needed, depending on the type of business you run and the category of sponsor licence that you need, and it is important to make sure you provide everything with your application or you are likely to be turned down.

At Halliday Reeves, we have secured skilled worker sponsor licences for clients with a wide range of businesses. We know exactly what is needed for a successful application and we can work with you to ensure you have the best chance of securing a sponsor licence

Contact Our Expert Immigration Solicitors About How To Get Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence

We deal solely in immigration, meaning we have an in-depth understanding of this complex area of law. We can put together a strong application for a skilled worker sponsor licence on your behalf and ensure that all the necessary paperwork is included in support.

We offer a free 15-minute enquiry service so that you can have an initial conversation with us about the immigration needs of your business.

We have offices in Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Wakefield and Nottingham. To speak to one of our expert immigration lawyers, ring us on 0330 133 7777, email us at enquiries@hallidayreeves.com or fill in our Contact Form.

 

“We would like to thank you for all your hard work and help in obtaining a Tier 2 Visa for myself and my family. Your support is greatly appreciated. The service we received has been excellent and all the team members are very professional”

HG