We are a leading UK Immigration law firm based in Central London, boasting an extensive team of expert immigration lawyers. Reiss Edwards is an internationally recognised UK immigration law firm based in London. We boast wide-ranged expertise to support our client's business and private immigration needs. Our aim is to consistently provide our clients with an exceptional level of client care, professionalism and expertise.
Our approach is to offer services that are tailored to the unique needs of each individual client at the most cost-effective price. We are leaders in immigration law, Nationality, asylum, human rights, appeals and judicial review referrals. Our specialisation in these areas has enabled us to establish a profound knowledge of the dynamics of the law and its practical application in these practice areas.
Practical advice is what we base our ethos on. Over the years, we have established a reputation for being pro-active, professional and forward-thinking. Those words have echoed over and over again from the reviews we have received from our clients.
Our approach is to offer services that are tailored to the unique needs of each individual client at the most cost-effective price. We are leaders in immigration law, Nationality, asylum, human rights, appeals and judicial review referrals. Our specialisation in these areas has enabled us to establish a profound knowledge of the dynamics of the law and its practical application in these practice areas.
Practical advice is what we base our ethos on. Over the years, we have established a reputation for being pro-active, professional and forward-thinking. Those words have echoed over and over again from the reviews we have received from our clients.
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There is a wide pool of global talent which companies can take advantage of.
You'll need a sponsor license to make use of this talent - our guide takes you through everything you need to know.
If your business needs to recruit staff from outside the UK, you will first need to secure a Sponsor Licence.
Reiss Edwards is an immigration solicitor in the UK specialise in all aspects of global mobility and assist small, medium, and large businesses, including multi-nationals, to get ready and apply for a Sponsor Licence.
You'll need a sponsor license to make use of this talent - our guide takes you through everything you need to know.
If your business needs to recruit staff from outside the UK, you will first need to secure a Sponsor Licence.
Reiss Edwards is an immigration solicitor in the UK specialise in all aspects of global mobility and assist small, medium, and large businesses, including multi-nationals, to get ready and apply for a Sponsor Licence.
Leading Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa lawyers & Solicitors in London.
Speak to our solicitors today if you want to apply to set up or run a business in the UK with 50,000 or 200,000.
The Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa category is designed for non-European entrepreneurs who are interested in investing in the UK either by setting up, taking over and/or been involved, actively in the day to day running of a business(es) in the UK.
The major distinguishing element of the Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa is that applicants must be shown that they have access to at least 200,000.
Speak to our solicitors today if you want to apply to set up or run a business in the UK with 50,000 or 200,000.
The Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa category is designed for non-European entrepreneurs who are interested in investing in the UK either by setting up, taking over and/or been involved, actively in the day to day running of a business(es) in the UK.
The major distinguishing element of the Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa is that applicants must be shown that they have access to at least 200,000.
If you've been sent to the UK to represent your company on a long-term assignment or registering a UK branch of your own existing company, the Sole Rep Visa is the best route for you.
The representative of an overseas business is an immigration route designed for individuals who are either looking to set up a wholly-owned subsidiary or register a UK branch for an overseas parent company.
It is also the appropriate route for individuals who have been posted by their employer on a long-term assignment to the UK as an overseas worker.
The representative of an overseas business is an immigration route designed for individuals who are either looking to set up a wholly-owned subsidiary or register a UK branch for an overseas parent company.
It is also the appropriate route for individuals who have been posted by their employer on a long-term assignment to the UK as an overseas worker.
Making sure your business is compliant with the most up to date immigration regulations is extremely important.
We have the complete breakdown on everything your company needs to ensure you're operating 100% within the law.
As an employer of labour in the United Kingdom, it is important that you are up to speed with your obligations towards preventing illegal migrants working.
The Immigration Act 1996 makes it a criminal offence to have in employment someone who has no right to work in the UK.
Importantly, different visas have different work restrictions.
We have the complete breakdown on everything your company needs to ensure you're operating 100% within the law.
As an employer of labour in the United Kingdom, it is important that you are up to speed with your obligations towards preventing illegal migrants working.
The Immigration Act 1996 makes it a criminal offence to have in employment someone who has no right to work in the UK.
Importantly, different visas have different work restrictions.
If your UK visa application has been refused, there are several avenues you can take to appeal - our in-depth guide breaks down all the relevant information.
An individual can appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal within 28 days of receiving the notice of refusal from the Entry Clearance Officer (ECO) if his or her application for entry clearance (UK Visa) is refused by the ECO and they are outside the UK.
This is normally known as an entry clearance appeal.
An individual can appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal within 28 days of receiving the notice of refusal from the Entry Clearance Officer (ECO) if his or her application for entry clearance (UK Visa) is refused by the ECO and they are outside the UK.
This is normally known as an entry clearance appeal.
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