💍 UK Spouse/Fiancee/Partner visa application!

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1st 4Immigration is a prominent immigration law company with experienced specialists in UK family visas. We handle entry clearance applications, extension, settlement. We help with entry visas for partners of UK citizens if you are returning to the UK together or sponsoring your spouse/partner or fiancee to join you here. We help to work out Financial Requirement £18600, advice if you cannot meet it or overstayed your visa. We can explain the latest rules if you are worried about Brexit. If you apply through us we charge fees for our services, and you will benefit from our unbeatable expertise!
Why choose 1st 4Immigration?

 - We founded this company more than 10 years ago following our own immigration experience
- We have 1000s of successful cases
- Specialist in Financial Requirement £18,600
- We work with standard and fast Priority services
- We reply emails on same business day and assist clients worldwide via What's App, Skype
How can we help?

 - We keep up-to-date with the Immigration Rules - such as 80-page rulebook on Financial Requirement £18,600
- Advice session to explain eligibility requirements - face to face, What's App, Skype, email
- We provide a list of documents focused on your situation - financial evidence, English etc - all in once place!
- We 'hold your hand’ throughout the whole process - you have someone to turn to with your questions
- We complete visa application forms
- We guide on how you can meet Financial Requirement in 6 - 12 months time or help to apply under exceptional circumstances
- 24-hour Super Priority Service: we book appointment and upload documents in time for it
Need to know more?

 - UK Spouse and Partner visas in detai: https://www.1st4immigration.com/detail-uk-spouse-and-partner-visas/
- Financial Requirement £18,600 - our speciality: https://www.1st4immigration.com/financial-requirement-18600/. We are specialists in this area - we even train other lawyers!
Time to arrange advice session - what is covered?

 - Chance to discuss your situation with an experienced adviser – not an automated service or unhelpful call centre
- Explanation of relevant Immigration Rules in plain language
- Assessment of how you can meet the Rules. Very often a client can’t meet them now but can in 3-6 months
- Answers to common questions, such as how much time you can spend outside the UK when on a Spouse visa
- Advice on the application process and processing times
- Reasonable follow-up questions
- Action plan!
Book a consultation

 - You can arrange a consultation with an immigration lawyer on this link: https://www.1st4immigration.com/book-a-consultation/. Consultation can be face-to-face at our City of London office, on What’s App, Skype, phone or email. You can also just submit an enquiry in the table below. You can also simply send a request in the feedback form.


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


BBC documentary with our participation.

We at 1st 4Immigration are taking part in a BBC documentary, called Who Should Get to Stay in the UK?. Our Episode 3 features Spouse visa cases, including our clients, Marc and Sylivia. Sylivia is from Uganda, we helped her to come here on a Fiancee visa to be with Marc. They are at the front on the photograph on the link. During the course of the programme, the couple have to get married and apply for a Spousal visa to enable Sylivia to start her oath to settlement.


 Let’s start working on your UK Spouse/Fiancee/Partner visa application!

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