DJ Webb & Co. - Immigration Solicitors

UK VISA & IMMIGRATION OVERVIEW

Many non-EU nationals wishing to enter the UK must first obtain entry clearance, such as a visa or entry certificate. This website provides information about different types of visas issued by the British authorities and also covers useful related topics.

DO YOU NEED A VISA?
Visit the information page on your type of visit to the UK.

Information pages on UK visas & residence can be found below, or by using the UK immigration information selector at the top of each page on this site.

GENERAL VISA & RESIDENCE INFORMATION
UK Entry Formalities — important information about the UK’s entry formalities and why you need to properly prepare for them.

Applying for Entry Clearance — application basics, and what to do if your application is refused.

UK Residence & Citizenship Overview — information about types of residence, acquiring British citizenship and dual nationality.

Interesting UK Immigration Issues

SPECIFIC VISA & RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Specific information about different types of visas and entry permits is provided on this website in specific sections as follows.

Tourist & other Visit Visas —visas for tourists, business visitors, those seeking medical treatment, passengers in transit, etc.

Business Visas & Residence — visas for business visits and those wishing to establish a business in the UK.

Family Related Entry Clearance — residence for husbands, wives, children, dependant parents and commonwealth citizens with UK-born grandparents.

Immigration by way of Investment

Retirement to the UK

Study Visas — good news for foreign students.

Training & Work Experience

Work Permits

Visas for Same Sex couples — recent changes to the regulations.

UK Asylum Seekers & Political Refugees

IMPORTANT NOTE: Material included in this site is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Transmission of this information is not intended to constitute a lawyer-client relationship between DJ Webb & Co. and the user of the browser. No reader of this information should act or refrain from acting on the basis of this information without first taking professional advice on the basis of the specific facts and circumstances at issue.