Visas and property management

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Dear customers of 1st 4Immigration and Multi Travel Visas,


As many businesses, we are adapting to the changed world and the new normal. We are now combining all our visa services under 1st 4Immigration Ltd: UK visas and immigration, British Citizenship, Schengen visas, foreign travel visas, fast UK passport renewal and OISC training courses.

Mutli Travel Visas Ltd was renamed into MTV Properties Ltd, with the same company number, same address, the same team - and the same great customer service! This is now our property division, offering lettings and property management in London. We are turning into a business what we have been privately doing for the past 10 years, managing our own portfolio and offering the same services to the landlords, investors and tenants. We find tenants, manage tenancies, arrange repairs, project-manage a refurbishment, arrange furniture and staging as well as help with licences and certificates. As we are property investors ourselves, we offer specialist HMO management to the professional investors.

During the summer, MTV Properties secured the necessary accreditation as a letting agency: The Property Redress Scheme, Money Shield and a designated Client Account.

- If you are a landlord and would be interested in our services, please get in touch on the usual contacts - our prices are cheaper than from high-street agencies!
- If you are a tenant looking for apartments in East London E14, please get in touch too, we have some for you.

Best regards from our usual team: Sebastian, Jules, Andre, Natalia and Wayne.
1st 4Immigration Ltd and MTV Properties Ltd.
www.1st4immigration.com for visas and immigration
www.mtv-properties.com for property management

Office: Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street, London, EC2N 1HN. Underground: Liverpool Street.

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