Business Immigration
Sponsor licences, Skilled Worker sponsorship, Certificates of Sponsorship, sponsor compliance and immigration matters for UK employers and international businesses.
Explore Business ImmigrationKnightsbridge 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 is centred on business immigration, private client immigration and selected complex matters. We advise on sponsor licences, Skilled Worker sponsorship, Global Talent applications, family immigration, settlement and British citizenship, together with selected applications involving previous immigration issues, unusual circumstances or evidential considerations.
We establish the relevant position, identify what requires particular attention and prepare the matter accordingly. Where there are risks, alternatives or longer-term considerations, these should be understood before decisions are made.
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.
Explore Business ImmigrationImmigration advice for professionals, executives, individuals and families, including Global Talent, family routes, settlement and British citizenship.
Explore Private Client ImmigrationSelected applications involving previous immigration issues, unusual circumstances or evidential considerations within our regulatory scope.
Explore Complex ImmigrationTell us about the matter and we will consider the initial position, the immigration objective and whether we are able to assist.
Immigration decisions often affect more than the application immediately in front of us. For an employer, they may affect recruitment, sponsorship and ongoing compliance. For an individual or family, they may affect work, residence, settlement and future plans.
Our role is to establish the relevant position, identify what requires particular attention and prepare the matter around the requirements that need to be met. Where there are risks, alternatives or longer-term considerations, these should be understood before decisions are made.
We consider the relevant immigration history, objectives, requirements and available evidence before advising on how the matter should proceed.
Applications are prepared around the requirements that need to be satisfied and the evidence that supports them.
Where appropriate, advice takes account of future immigration plans, sponsorship responsibilities, settlement or citizenship rather than treating each application in isolation.
Once we accept instructions, the work moves through a defined sequence: assessment, engagement, evidence, preparation and submission. Each stage is approached with particular attention to the requirements, supporting material and any issues that may affect the application.
We review the initial position, immigration objective and principal issues requiring attention.
If we can assist, we define the scope of work, professional fees and the steps required before instructions are accepted.
We identify what is required, review the material available and address gaps, inconsistencies or points requiring further explanation.
The application is prepared around the relevant requirements, evidence and supporting representations where appropriate.
The matter is reviewed in final form and prepared for submission to the Home Office with the supporting material required.
Careful preparation runs through every stage of the matter.