Tier 1 Visa Business Plan from immigration entrepreneurs.

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Expert guidance – fixed fees!




Let’s make a perfect Business Plan!

- UK Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) visa.
- UK Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur) visa.
- Funding from a bank, investor or venture capital fund.


Let’s make you ready for the visa interview and proud of your business idea!   

- Tier 1 visas have a notoriously high refusal rate.
- Business plan has to be adapted to the visa rules yet be realistic and genuine.
- It has to “survive” a visa interview.


Why choose 1st 4Immigration?

- OISC-accredited company at the highest level 3.
- 10+ years of experience & many successful cases despite Tier 1 being a difficult category.
- Specialist in business visas - by being immigration entrepreneurs.
- We prepare business plans for our clients and for clients of our competitors’. If you approached other immigration companies, we may be the ones creating your business plan - and you can save money on working with us directly!


How can we help?

- Business plan in 2-3 weeks! 
- Very competitive fixed fees from £1,250. 
- Personalised plan based on Tier 1 visa rules, such as creating jobs for settled workers. We don't use standard templates, we create our own plans. 
- We have successfully worked with businesses in IT and digital technology, engineering, manufacturing, food, sport events, health & beauty, consultancy, lifestyle, nanotechnology, marketing, export/import.
- We have worked with clients from all over the world: India, China and Hong Kong, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Australia, New Zealand, Iran, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Canada, Middle East.
- We can advise what business ideas work for a Tier 1 visa - and which don't!


Business plan contents: 

Executive summary:
- About you (relevant experience and education). 
- About your non-UK business (if applicable).

About your future business in the UK: 
- Product: description and why your products/services are good or even better than competitors’.
- Market research and competition.
- Place: who will be your customers and how they are going to reach out to you.
- Price: what is your price strategy, will you be completing on price, quality or otherwise?
- Promotion: your marketing plan including advertising, website, social media.
- Location: will you need an office, a shop? And why the UK? If the business is online
- People: creating of 2 jobs for settled workers.
- Power team: professionals you need to help you, such as accountant, insurance provider, employment/business lawyer, IT support.
- Licences and professional registrations, required by law for this type of business.

Financial plan:
- What your investment will be spent on.  
- Cashflow forecast.


For more please visit our website or contact us: info@1st4immigration.com . We respond emails on the same working day!

What our clients love about us: Testimonials and Google Reviews on the internet.


1st4Immigration is a practicing immigration law company, accredited by the OISC at the highest Level 3, reference 200800152. Office address: 68 King William Street, City of London, London, EC4M 7DZ.
  
   
We also provide immigration training and CPD for lawyers and those preparing for OISC exam. We have classroom/livestream courses and online self-study courses, accredited by CPD Standards Office, ref 80001, and accepted by The OISC. Visit our OISC training page here. 



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