What Should You Do If an Unmarried Partner Visa Is Refused?
Has your unmarried partner visa application been refused? Start with the decision notice, not a new application form. It explains the findings, identifies any right of…
Knightsbridge Immigration advises businesses, professionals, executives, families and private clients on UK immigration matters where careful preparation and sound judgement can materially affect the position.
Our work spans business immigration, private client immigration and selected matters requiring closer analysis. This includes sponsor licensing and sponsorship, work and talent routes, family immigration, settlement and British citizenship.
We begin by establishing the relevant position. That means understanding the circumstances, identifying the points that need attention and considering the evidence, timing and practical options before the matter is prepared.
Where there are material risks, alternatives or unresolved questions, we believe they should be understood early rather than discovered later.
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Focused UK immigration advice across three principal areas of practice.

Sponsor licences, Skilled Worker sponsorship, Certificates of Sponsorship, sponsor compliance and immigration matters for UK employers and international businesses.

Immigration advice for professionals, executives, individuals and families, including Global Talent, family routes, settlement and British citizenship.

Selected matters involving previous immigration issues, unusual circumstances, evidential difficulties or other considerations that should be examined before the next step is taken.
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We will help you identify the appropriate next step and the level of support you may need.
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Start with the facts, background, objectives and any immediate deadlines.
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Identify the relevant approach, information, risks and practical plan.
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Prepare the work with clear ownership, responsibilities and communication.
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Support the next stage and explain any ongoing responsibilities or follow-up actions.
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Understand how the Immigration Rules, guidance, evidence and timing fit together.
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