Type of Application
The price ranges below are based on the complexity of the application such as the duration of stay, the number of parties, the involvement of children, the volume of evidence and the overall experience of the case worker.
VAT Charges
All prices are exclusive of VAT (where applicable). Currently VAT is not applicable to us.
SERVICE TYPE | PRICE RANGE |
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Application for Leave to Enter or Remain | |
Leave to Enter or Remain as a partner or parent | £2000-£4000 |
Leave to Enter or Remain on the basis of family and/or private life | £2000-£4000 |
Settlement Applications | £2000-£4000 |
Point Based Applications | £1500-£10,000 |
Sponsor License Applications | £3000-£15000 |
Visit Visa Applications | £360-£1500 |
Naturalisation Applications | £1000-£3000 |
EUSS Applications (price may vary depending on applications) | £1500-£3000 |
Non-Application Matters | |
Bail | £2000-£3500 |
Detention Matter | £2000-£5000 |
Port Removal/Detained at Airport | £2000-£5000 |
Appeal Before the First Tier Tribunal | £3000-£5000* |
Litigation matters | |
Judicial Reviews in the High Court or Upper Tribunal | £3500 |
Family law / Divorce | |
Family law / Divorce | £2500 |
*Note: Prices may be higher where there are multiple hearings, or the matter is complex.
The Work will be carried out by principal solicitor Mr. Sukhvinder Nara or his team under his supervision. Know more about Sukhvinder Singh Nara here
Disbursements
Please see a link to the Home Office website (below) which displays the relevant Home Office fees for each individual immigration application.
Where a matter proceeds to Court, you may also be liable for the Court fees of £140 (for an appeal) and £154 (for a Judicial Review). Judicial Review trial fees will be payable (£385 – £770) if your case proceeds to a final hearing. If a barrister is instructed for your Court hearing this will also be charged separately. The cost for a barrister will depend on the nature of your application and the experience of the individual barrister. You will be informed of this prior to any instruction.
Judicial Review and Litigation
Depending on the circumstances of your case, together with our assessment of your financial position, we can progress your Judicial Review case in one of the following ways:
- Fixed Fee arrangement
- Conditional Fee Arrangement (typically known as a no win – no fee arrangement); or
- Discounted Conditional Fee Arrangement (where you pay a financial contribution to your case and the remainder is progressed on a no win less fee basis)
In Judicial Review proceedings and possibly during certain stages of appeal, the Courts / Tribunals have the power to award costs for and against you. When proceedings have concluded, the Courts can typically make one of the following orders in relation to costs:
- Award your legal costs (generally happens when your case is successful);
- No order as to costs (this is typically ordered when neither you nor the Home Office wins the case outright);
- Award costs against you (this is typically ordered if you have lost the case); or
- Award partial recovery of costs to either you or the Home Office (this depends on the outcome of the case).
- Fixed Fee
You would be liable to pay our fees if we have undertaken your case on a fixed fee irrespective of the outcome of your case. If you have paid most or all of our legal fees as per our final bill – we will seek to recover this from the Government (including any disbursements) should your case, be successful and a cost award has been made in your favour.
You would also be liable to pay all disbursements associated to your case.
- Conditional Fee Arrangement
You are liable for our total fees if your case is successful, but we will recover our fees from the losing party. If your case is unsuccessful, you will not be liable to pay our fees. You might be ordered by the Court to pay the Government’s costs.
You will be liable for all disbursements irrespective of the outcome of your case.
- Discounted Conditional Fee Arrangement
You would be liable for a percentage of our total fees if your case is successful. The remainder of our fees would be recovered from the losing party. If your case is unsuccessful, you will be liable to pay our reduced fees. You might be ordered by the Court to pay the Government’s costs. Nevertheless, you will be liable for all disbursements irrespective of the outcome of your case. In addition to our legal fees, we may also be entitled to deduct between 30 -50% of any damages we recover on your behalf. This will depend on the complexity of your case and will be agreed from the outset of your matter.
Out of Hours Work
If work is required to be done out of hours (including but not limited to the weekend), then fixed charges are increased by 1.5 times.
Referral Fee or Fee Sharing
If your case has been referred to us by an OISC or another law firm, then we may pay them a referral fee or there might be a fee sharing agreement between us and that firm. Should you require any further information in respect of the same, then please ask us and we will be happy to provide you with the same.
Once we are instructed, we work independently and, in our client’s, best interests, the referral fee and/or fee sharing has no bearing on the work we do on the cases and the firm or OISC referring us the work has no control or say in the work we do, which is solely focused on providing our clients with best legal services that we can
Please note that the prices indicated may increase depending on the number of applicants and the overall complexity of the case. All prices are exclusive of VAT and any disbursements such as Home Office and Court fees.