How to stay in the UK

For temporary stays, you can apply for a visa. The type of visa you may require and the duration of stay it allows will depend on your reasoning for coming to the UK; you will need a student visa if you intend to study, a work visa to work or invest in the UK, a family visa to join family members etc. To apply for any type of visa you will need proof of the underlying reason, this is done via a visit to your local visa application centre or by using the ‘UK Immigration: ID Check’ smartphone app. You do not need to apply for a visa if you are an Irish citizen or are an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen and came to the UK by 31 December 2020. For long-term stays, you can apply for settlement. Settlement can be acquired through various means, all of which grant you indefinite leave to remain, meaning you can stay in the UK without being time restricted in any way.

 

How we can help

Your caseworker can guide you through the required paperwork, for long-term stays, they will assist you to apply for “settlement” which can be acquired through various means. The ultimate aim would be to gain you indefinite leave to remain, meaning you can stay in the UK without being time restricted in any way. To gain our assistance you need to open a case, this is done by taking advantage of our free consultation service, activated by the link at the top of the page, should you wish to start a case the caseworker will send you the suitable payment link.

 

Please note your caseworker can only give generic advice, their role is to prepare your details for handling by our legal and immigration team and to act as your point of contact, they will also issue you with your Password and PIN, these will be needed to log onto your client dashboard. From your dashboard you will be able to manage and view every aspect of your case, upload documents, images, files etc.