We take care of your immigration challenges so you can focus on growing your business with confidence.
We take care of your immigration challenges so you can focus on growing your business with confidence.
UK Business Immigration Solutions
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Start Your Self-Sponsorship Success — Connect with the experts now for a seamless application journey!
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Start Your Self-Sponsorship Success — Connect with the experts now for a seamless application journey!
UK Business Immigration Solutions
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Key Benefits of Self-Sponsorship Route
Settlement and Citizenship:
Potential for permanent residency in 5 years and subsequent British citizenship.
Family Inclusion:
Spouses, partners, and children under 18 can accompany the entrepreneur.
No Minimum Investment:
This route does not require a specific investment amount.
No Job Creation Requirement:
This increases route accessibility.
Assured Stability:
Reduces concerns about visa cancellation.
Geographical Advantage:
The UK’s central location offers easy access to the Middle East, South-East Asia (i.e. India, Pakistan, China, etc.), the USA, and Europe.
High Quality of Life:
Developed infrastructure, better justice system, and enhanced safety and security.
Free Education and Healthcare:
Access to free education for children and free healthcare under the NHS.
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Business Immigration
At A Y & J Solicitors, we specialise in providing comprehensive immigration solutions for businesses of all sizes, from global corporations and UK-headquartered organisations to dynamic SMEs. With a dedicated team of experts, we deliver tailored strategies to meet all your UK business immigration needs—efficiently, effectively, and with complete compliance.
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Your questions on business immigration matters answered
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Why would I need a UK business visa?
A: A UK business visa is required if you’re planning to carry out activities related to business in the UK, such as attending meetings, conferences, or starting a new business.
Q: What are the requirements for a UK business visa?
A: Requirements for a UK business visa can vary based on the specific type of visa, but typically involve proof of business activities, evidence of financial resources, and a valid passport.
Q: Can I work in the UK using a business visa?
A: It depends on the type of business visa. Some allow full-time work, while others only permit specific business-related activities. It’s best to consult an immigration solicitor to understand your work rights.
Q: How long can I stay in the UK on a business visa?
A: The duration of stay allowed on a UK business visa can vary depending on the specific type of visa. Some visas may allow for a short stay, while others could permit you to reside in the UK for several years.
Q: How can I get a UK business visa?
A: Applying for a UK business visa involves preparing and submitting an application along with the required documents. Our team at A Y & J Solicitors can guide you through the process with expert advice, dedicated support, and clear pricing.
Q: What are the UK business visa routes available for entrepreneurs willing to start a new business in the UK in 2023?
A: There are several visa routes for entrepreneurs, including the Innovator visa and Start-up visa. These programs are designed for individuals looking to establish a business in the UK. For the most current and accurate advice, it’s best to consult with a professional immigration solicitor.
Q: How can I find the best business visa route suitable for my needs?
A: Finding the best business visa route for your needs can be complex due to the number of options and ever-changing rules. A Y & J Solicitors can help you navigate this complexity, offering tailored advice and guiding you towards the most suitable visa route based on your individual circumstances.
Q: Can you help with an entrepreneur’s UK application?
A: Absolutely, we can help with your visa UK application to start/run your business in the UK. At A Y & J Solicitors, we assess your case and help you decide what would be the best visa route for you. We provide comprehensive assistance throughout the application process, ensuring that all documentation is accurately prepared and submitted. Our dedicated legal associates have extensive experience in handling such applications, and we’re committed to helping you succeed.
Your questions on business immigration matters answered
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Why would I need a UK business visa?
A: A UK business visa is required if you’re planning to carry out activities related to business in the UK, such as attending meetings, conferences, or starting a new business.
Q: What are the requirements for a UK business visa?
A: Requirements for a UK business visa can vary based on the specific type of visa, but typically involve proof of business activities, evidence of financial resources, and a valid passport.
Q: Can I work in the UK using a business visa?
A: It depends on the type of business visa. Some allow full-time work, while others only permit specific business-related activities. It’s best to consult an immigration solicitor to understand your work rights.
Q: How long can I stay in the UK on a business visa?
A: The duration of stay allowed on a UK business visa can vary depending on the specific type of visa. Some visas may allow for a short stay, while others could permit you to reside in the UK for several years.
Q: How can I get a UK business visa?
A: Applying for a UK business visa involves preparing and submitting an application along with the required documents. Our team at A Y & J Solicitors can guide you through the process with expert advice, dedicated support, and clear pricing.
Q: What are the UK business visa routes available for entrepreneurs willing to start a new business in the UK in 2023?
A: There are several visa routes for entrepreneurs, including the Innovator visa and Start-up visa. These programs are designed for individuals looking to establish a business in the UK. For the most current and accurate advice, it’s best to consult with a professional immigration solicitor.
Q: How can I find the best business visa route suitable for my needs?
A: Finding the best business visa route for your needs can be complex due to the number of options and ever-changing rules. A Y & J Solicitors can help you navigate this complexity, offering tailored advice and guiding you towards the most suitable visa route based on your individual circumstances.
Q: Can you help with an entrepreneur’s UK application?
A: Absolutely, we can help with your visa UK application to start/run your business in the UK. At A Y & J Solicitors, we assess your case and help you decide what would be the best visa route for you. We provide comprehensive assistance throughout the application process, ensuring that all documentation is accurately prepared and submitted. Our dedicated legal associates have extensive experience in handling such applications, and we’re committed to helping you succeed.
Still Have Questions?
We’re here to help. Reach out to us for personalised advice and let’s start your journey with confidence.
Still Have Questions?
We’re here to help. Reach out to us for personalised advice and let’s start your journey with confidence.
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Simplify complex Business Immigration processes
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"Our team combines extensive experience in immigration law, Home Office regulations, and workforce strategy, enabling us to provide a service that is both technically precise and strategically aligned with your business objectives."
– Yash Dubal, Managing Director
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Comprehensive expertise in UK business visas and sponsor licences, including Skilled Worker and ICT categories
Tailored strategies designed for businesses managing complex workforce mobility needs
End-to-end compliance support, ensuring alignment with Home Office regulations
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UK Business Visitor Visa
For short-term permitted business activities in the UK, such as attending meetings or conferences.
Global Business Mobility Visa
For workers expanding an overseas business into the UK by setting up a new branch or subsidiary.
Self-Sponsorship
Allows individuals to work for their own UK-based business, leading to long-term residency.
Sponsor Licences
Support for UK employers hiring non-British/ROI workers, including applying for and managing licences.
Reinstatement of Suspended or Revoked Licences:
Assistance with restoring licences necessary for hiring.
Immigration Compliance Audit
Ensures compliance with Home Office regulations to avoid penalties or licence downgrades.
Bad advice can lead to delays and refusals you can’t afford to risk. That’s why we assign a subject matter expert - a UK immigration associate - to manage your case throughout.
Expert service
Fast response
It’s frustrating when you don’t know what’s going on with your case. We guarantee a reply to all messages/emails within 24 working hours or we will refund 20% of your fees.
Fixed fees
No one wants to be worried about runaway legal costs. Our services have fixed fees so you know exactly how much you need to pay, with no nasty surprises down the line.
"We processed our Sponsorship Licence through A Y & J Solicitors. Everything was explained in detail and in a way that was very easy to understand and follow. I would recommend A Y & J Solicitors for all your Immigration needs.!"
Muhammad Qureshi
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Comprehensive expertise in UK business visas and sponsor licences, including Skilled Worker and ICT categories
Tailored strategies designed for businesses managing complex workforce mobility needs
End-to-end compliance support, ensuring alignment with Home Office regulations
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Proven success in navigating high-stakes immigration cases for global and UK-based businesses
