UK Visas and British Citizenship

This is a 2-day weekend course at our office in the City of London. Multi Travel Visas Ltd and a sister company, 1st 4Immigration Ltd, are both accredited by The OISC, ref F201100418 and F200800152 respectively. After many years of experience – and hundreds of successful cases – we are offering to share our experience with you to help you prepare for your OISC Level 1 assessment and accreditation. You can read Testimonials on our immigration cases here. Our tutors are our very own OISC-accredited practicing immigration advisers who handle the real cases during the week and teach on weekends. You can read about them on the Tutors page.   Unlike most traditional courses, ours is conducted using plain language and does not simply contain quotes from the Immigration Rules. We include cases studies from our practice, answers to most common questions, a Questions&Answers session and a mock Level 1 assessment, which is given to the candidates at the end to complete in thei...

"An unexpected business trip needed to happen with 2 weeks notice, the UK passport processing time for overseas passports was roughly 8 weeks, the prospect of making the trip seemed bleak. I contacted the local consulate to make an appointment for Emergency Travel Documents, I was pointed to the appropriate website to book an appointment, the earliest available time was in 29 days, this seemed to contradict the meaning of 'Emergency' as I had known its meaning to be. I made two queries to Multi Travel Visas, the replies were precise and helpful and a few days later they received my application form for a passport renewal. The passport photos I supplied which I was assured by the establishment where they were taken were well within all the requirements turned out not to be.  Harpreet contacted me swiftly and asked me to supply him with new photos and supplied a better photo requirement guide, and astonishingly said that I could email him the photos and they woul...

Multi Travel Visas Ltd can assist with renewing a UK passport using same-day or 1 week service at the Passport Office in London, with the authorisation from you as per the government requirements. We can submit applications on next working day after receiving your documents, there is no need to wait for an appointment. Our service fee £152 plus official Passport Office fees. For a higher fee we may be able to submit on the same day if we receive your documents before 12pm (Midday) and they are in order.  We can also help if for some reason you are unable to apply yourself. If you don't have time to travel to a Passport Office yourself we can apply on your behalf (you don't have to come to London). If you are living/working abroad you can courier documents to our London office and we can submit them promptly for same-day service. This includes if your passport has run out of pages or if you need to renew not only yours but also/or your c...

"Hi Harpreet and Chloe, I thought I would mention that, prior to contacting Multi Travel Visas, I had approached two other agencies and in both cases their overall knowledge, promptness of communication and quality/presentation of websites did not even come remotely close to meeting your standards. Your agency deserves every success and, based on my own personal experience so far, you are already miles ahead of your competitors! If you do have a manager that I could write to, for the purpose of personally mentioning to him/her how helpful, polite, friendly and thoroughly professional you have been, please let me know. I never take such excellent service for granted." This came from John and yes , the manager was informed and this lovely testimonial made it onto our website, Blog and Facebook pages. To renew your UK passport fast, on same-day or 1 week service, please contact us: info @multitravelvisas.co.uk   or visit our website   http://multitravelvisas.co.uk/same...

1st 4Immigration is an accredited CPD distance learning provider, our online training courses are accepted by the OISC and SRA, CPD provider ref number EJE/14IM. We are offering £50 off on all current online courses – offer extended until 30 June 2014: Discount code: SAVE50, type it in when buying a course on our website. British Citizenship - a Dream for Many! CPD 7 core hours. British Citizenship for European/EEA nationals and their Family Members. CPD 5 core hours. Online OISC LEVEL 1 course. CPD 16 core hours. Spouse/Partner Visas - Case Studies and FAQs. CPD 6 core hours. What's next after Post-Study Work and Tier 4 visas? CPD 4.5 core hours. Download from our website, study in your own time on any computer, iPad or iPhone, complete the test and we will award your CPD hours and send you a certificate. Or visit website our training and CPD website: http://www.1st4immigration.com/training The courses are offered by our company, 1 st 4Immigration Ltd, wh...

"Dear Lucy, I am so ecstatic that I received my indefinite leave to remain today and that everything went so smoothly! I remain forever grateful for the invaluable, courteous and professional service/assistance I received from you and all your colleagues and would definitely recommend your company to anyone without hesitation. Thanks so much to you all!" This came from Shyrna , a national of St Kitts and Nevis, who with our help made a SET(M) application on the basis of her marriage to a British citizen. Shyrna had a Spouse visa for 2 years (and 3 months as it was issued outside the UK) and has completed her 2 years probationary period in the UK. Since her Spouse visa was issued before 9 July 2012 this application was made under the ‘Old Rules’. In fact, applications for an ILR for spouses of UK citizens won’t be happening until July 2017, ie 5 years since the Rules changed, thus requiring spouse and partners to spend 5 years in the UK instead of 2 years. For an indiv...

Russell, just to say thank you for how you handled our application. We really appreciated your level of professionalism and expertise and your calm confidence. You made the whole process so much easier thank you. " This came from Mrs M, a national of Lebanon who made a SET(M) application for herself and SET(O) applications for 2 children who turned 18yo by the time of applying for an ILR. In this case the main applicant was married to a British citizen and had a Spouse Entry Clearance under the old Rules (ie issued before 9 July 2012). So it was a straightforward SET(M) application. However, the 2 children of the main applicant were issued with dependent visas at the time of entry to the UK and now, by the time of ILR application, they turned 18 yo. It meant we could not include them in the SET(M) application as dependents. Instead we had to add a SET(O) application for each child, at the same time as the main SET(M) application, as well as full SET(O) fee. For an i...