Services

In Country

Further have to remain in all catogories:

• FAMILY
• BUSINESS
• STUDENT
• ARTISTS
• MINISTERS OF RELIGION
• WORK PERMIT HOLDERS

Indefinite leave to remain in all catagories:

• FAMILY
• BUSINESS
• STUDENT
• ARTIST
• MINISTERS OF RELIGION
• WORK PERMIT HOLDERS

switching between catagories:

For Example, if you are a student and decide to marry a British Citizen. In such a case you will need to change your status from being a student to spouse of a British Citizen. We advice clients on switching from one category to another and prepare applications on their behalf.

We also assist clients in obtaining certificate of Approval.

Advise and Services

Which ever of the above applies to you, we at the Global Visa Solutions will:

• Give you an assessment of the merits of your case and advise you on the best course of action.
• Inform you of the legal requirements which you will have to meet for increasing the chances of success in your application.
• Explain how the legal requirements will be interpreted by the UK authorities.
• Complete the application form on your behalf based on the information you given by you.
• Advice you in detail on how to support your application with evidences.
• Submit your application on your behalf. We will also explain how you meet the criteria , in light of the Immigration rules relevant to the category.
• In cases where you do not meet the criteria, we will explain to the authorities other circumstances which should be taken into account while considering your application.
• Liaise with the authorities on your behalf until a decision on your application is received.

Entry Clearance Applications From Abroad

We assist clients in handling their applications for an entry clearance in all categories. Whether you wish to come to the UK as a visitor, student or spouse of someone who is either on a limited leave to remain or settled in the UK, we at the Global Visa Solutions are here to give you the most appropriate advice.

We will:

• Give you an assessment of the merits of your case and advise you on the best course of action.
• Inform you of the legal requirements which you will have to meet for increasing the chances of success in your application.
• Explain how the legal requirements will be interpreted by the UK authorities.
• Complete the application form on your behalf based on the information you given by you.
• Advice you in detail on how to support your application with evidences.
• Submit your application on your behalf. We will also explain how you meet the criteria , in light of the Immigration rules relevant to the category.
• In cases where you do not meet the criteria, we will explain to the authorities other circumstances which should be taken into account while considering your application.
• Liaise with the authorities on your behalf until a decision on your application is received.

Settlement, Naturalization and British Citizenship

British nationality law is extremely complicated, and there are several routes by which people may become British. The most common of these is the process of naturalization.

The criteria to be met before naturalization is granted are that the applicant must:

• Be over 18 years of age.
• Meet the 'residence requirements' - that is, have been resident in the UK for a minimum of 5 years, unless the application is on the basis of marriage to a UK citizen, in which case a minimum of 3 years is required
• Have no time limit on their stay in the UK.
• Be of good character.
• Have sufficient knowledge of English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic and have sufficient knowledge of life in the UK.

In addition to these requirements, which all applicants for naturalization must meet, all applicants except those applying on the basis of their marriage to a British citizen must also show that they intend to live permanently in the UK, and to have their main home here.

If naturalization is granted applicants will have to attend a citizenship ceremony, usually held by the local authority, where an oath of allegiance or affirmation of allegiance to the Queen will have to be taken, and a pledge of loyalty to the UK given, before the process of becoming a British citizen is complete.

Minors - that is, anyone who is below the age of 18 - are not naturalised, but can be registered as British citizens, either at the same time as their parents are naturalised, or when their parents have settled status in the UK.

Here at the Global Visa Solutions, you will find that we will assist you right from the start until you get a decision from the authorities. We will:

• Give you initial advice of the legal requirements which you will have to meet for your application to be successful, including on the citizenship ceremony without which you cannot become a British citizen
• Explain how the legal requirements will be interpreted by the authorities.
• Complete the application form on your behalf based on the information you given by you.
• Advice you in detail about the supporting evidence which will need to be submitted along with your application.
• Submit your application on your behalf. We will also explain how you meet the criteria , in light of the Immigration rules relevant to the category.
• In cases where you do not meet the criteria, we will explain to the authorities other circumstances which should be taken into account while considering your application.
• Liaise with the authorities on your behalf until a decision on your application is received.