We are able to assist with many different types of applications to remain in the UK on a temporary or permanent basis. This includes claiming asylum or seeking humanitarian protection as a refugee, seeking leave to remain under the partner, parent or private life routes, seeking leave to remain as an EEA national or seeking leave to remain for other reasons such as medical etc. Some Commonwealth citizens also have the right to live and work in the UK.

If you have one a:
1. UK passport as a British Citizen or as a British subject with a right of abode
2. UK identity card as a British Citizen or as a British subject with a right of abode
3. A Certificate of Entitlement to the right of abode in the UK issued by the UK government or on its behalf
You can apply for residency in the UK.
If you were:

• Have you registered/naturalized as a British citizen on or after 01/01/1983?
• Have you registered/naturalized as a citizen of UK and colonies of the UK before 01/01/1983?
• Were you born in the UK before 01/01/1983?
• Are you a Commonwealth citizen born before 01/01/1983 to a parent who was born in the UK?
• Are you a female Commonwealth citizen who was married before 01/01/1983 to a man with a right of abode in the UK?
• Were you born in the UK or the Falkland Islands on or after 01/01/1983 or in another qualifying British overseas territory on or after 21/05/2002?
• Were you born outside the UK and the Falkland Islands on or after 01/01/1983, outside the UK or any qualifying British overseas territory on or after 21/05/2002 to a parent who was born in the UK or the Falkland Islands or, on or after 21/05/2002, any qualifying British overseas territory; or registered/naturalized in the UK before your birth?
• Were you born outside the UK or the Falkland Islands on or after 01/01/1983 or outside the UK and any qualifying British overseas territory on or after 21/05/2002, to a parent, who at the time of your birth, was a British Citizen in Crown service or a designated service?
• Were you adopted in the UK, a qualifying British overseas territory, or otherwise under the terms of the Hague Convention or Intercountry Adoption?
• Are you a citizen of the UK and colonies and were ordinarily resident in the UK for a continuous period of five years before 01/01/1983 and were settled in the UK at the end of that period?
• Are you a citizen of the UK and colonies and had a parent who was born, adopted, registered or naturalized in the UK before your birth or adoption?
• Are you a citizen of the UK and colonies and had a grandparent who was born, adopted, registered and naturalized in the UK before your parent�s birth or adoption?

you can claim a right to reside in the UK.

Visas to UK can help you:

1. To obtain a UK passport
2. To apply for a certificate of entitlement to a right of abode