🎄 Have your visa done by Christmas – and relax!

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Dear customers of 1st4Immigration and Multi Travel Visas,

It is almost Christmas! Wouldn’t it be great to have your UK visa sorted by then – and relax? Plus, remember our referral scheme: if you introduce a friend or colleague, they get a £50 credit and you get a £50 Amazon voucher!

24-hour UK visa service

The fastest solution if you are eligible to apply now. You could enter into 2020 with your new UK visa! Applicable to visas for spouses/partners of British citizens, Tier 2 work visa, Ancestral and Indefinite Leave (settlement) in all of these.

Standard service

If you can’t use 24-hour service, or can but prefer to wait and save money, we can submit your application in December. It may not be decided by Christmas but you will still have the peace of mind that the UK authorities are working hard while you are enjoying the festive time! Applies to all UK visa categories and British Citizenship. If you are applying for an entry visa as a spouse/fiancée of a UK citizen, there is an optional faster service.

Tourist visas

If you have family or friends coming here for Christmas (or for shopping during the sales), we can help with a fast visitor visa. Takes 5 working days on Priority service, with 2-3 on standard service.

If you aren’t eligible yet

If you are still waiting to meet the conditions, such as on residency period or Financial Requirement £18,600, we can start your application now and submit later. You will have the peace of mind during the festive period, knowing that your case is under control!

Our opening times

We work as usual until Monday 23rd December inclusive, then closed and back to normal on Monday 6th January 2020.

Evening appointments on Thursdays

To book a consultation to discuss your case, please follow the calendar on our website. We have also opened extra evening slots on Thursdays up to 7 - 8pm. Face-to-face at our office in London, over What’s App, email or Skype: https://www.1st4immigration.com/book-a-consultation/

Phone us: 0871 472 1468 or 07795471483 or text. 
Emails: info@multitravelvisas.co.uk or info@1st4immigration.com, we reply on the same business day! 
Visit our office in the City of London: Tower 42 (NatWest Tower), 25 Old Broad Street, City of London, London, EC2N 1HN. Nearest Underground stations are: Liverpool Street, Bank, Monument.

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