Visa advise and representation Family Visitors Visa, visitors visa, business visa Religious peoples visas Student Visa Applications

Student Admission Search for Students Right of Abode Certificate of Entitlement British Passport Applications Persons of Independent means applications Medical visits

	Spouses joining partners settled or with temporary stay in UK and Europe
	Unmarried partners wishing to join UK resident partner
	Parents wanting to settle with children in UK
	Individuals wanting to visit family members in the UK
	Dependants of work permit holders
	Adoption and migration to United Kingdom or Europe

	Highly Skilled Migrants Programmee
	Working Holiday makers Visa
	Work Permit Employment

Some of our most successful applications include:

Young Commonwealth citizens (which include Ghanaians, Nigerians and Ugandan’s) can enter the United Kingdom on a working holiday visa.

The applicant must be aged between 17 and 30 years.

Advantages:

• Applicants can come from any educational or vocational background (i.e. from doctors, nurses, engineers, social workers, teachers to tailors, hairdressers, mechanics, petty traders etc).
• The visa holder can work in any sector of the UK Economy for one year without the need for a work permit.
• The holidaymaker can switch to work permit employment after the first year on the WHM Visa.

This visa is also good for school leavers who want to experience life and culture of the UK before settling down to life in their own countries.

We can offer holidaymakers advice, assistance and information on:

• How to plan the holiday
• Job placements incidental to the holiday
• Accommodation placement
• Visa interview preparation or Appeals Representation.

 The main advantage of this visa for our young people is that they do not need to have a job offer, prior accommodation or in some cases any sponsor. We will show our clients how to make the best of this unique visa and the opportunities it provides.

 UK EDUCATION ADMISSION SERVICE

We assist overseas students or prospective students to obtain admission into UK institutions offering courses that are within the financial budgets of the applicants using this service. The educational courses we locate are of high quality, recognised and cheap, as well offering flexible payment options.

We assist overseas and international students to get admission on to educational institutions offering fulltime National Vocational Qualifications. Such students prefer practical courses.

These courses may involve paid or unpaid work placements, assignments, tutorials, etc and they will normally last over one year in duration.

Current NVQs are in Care, Care and Health Studies, pharmaceutical studies, dental nursing etc and lead to pre-requisite qualifications for further education in the United Kingdom.

Advantages:

Can lead to qualifications that will secure work permit employment in the United Kingdom on completion.

After spending of over 5 years work permit employment, applicant can obtain indefinite leave to remain leading to British Citizenship.HIGHLY SKILLED MIGRANTS PROGRAMME [HSMP]

Since 8 November 2006, the Home Office introduced changes to the Highly Skilled Migrants Programme {HSMP}, which came into effect from 5 December 2006.

Under the new programme, you will need to score a minimum of 75 points from six scoring areas and also meet the mandatory English Language requirement.

The Scoring Areas include:

1. QUALIFICATIONS

Here points are scored according to highest educational qualifications held:-
PhD = 50 Points;          Masters = 35 Points;    Bachelors Degree = 30 Points

2. PAST EARNINGS

Points can be claimed for your previous gross earnings before tax over a total period of 12 months out of 15 months immediately prior to your HSMP application.

Points are awarded according to country income bands. The bands are grouped Band A to Band E and the points are awarded according to annual earning under your individual country band.

Minimum points awarded are 5 points and maximum is 45 points.

3. AGE ASSESSMENT:

Here points are awarded according to the applicant’s age.
27 years and under = 20 Points
28 or 29 years = 10 Points
30 and 31 years = 5 Points
32 years and over scores 0 Points

4. MBA PROVISION

The Home Office has a list of at least 50 Eligible Institutions classed as top 50 Business schools in the world according the MBA qualification.

If you show that you have graduated from an eligible MBA programme and meet all necessary requirements you will automatically be awarded 75 points.

5. UK EXPERIENCE:

5 Points can be claimed if you have previous experience of living in the United Kingdom

6. MANDATORY ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT:

In addition to meeting 75 Points you must also meet the English language requirement.

DAALTD EMIGRATION FAIRS & SEMINARS

Covers provision of and participation at our Immigration Fairs and Seminars set up to inform members of public on how to come to the United Kingdom to legally visit, study work and live.

DAALTD EMMIGRATION FAIRS
See links on the left.

We are able to provide tailor made seminars on Immigration opportunities and positive migration options to overseas organisations or individuals on how to live and work in the United Kingdom.

This is useful for overseas higher education institutions, Businesses, Migration Agents, Lawyers Advisers, Travel agencies or anyone simply requiring relevant information.

We offer Immigration Seminar services free to Churches, Charities and Socio cultural organisations worldwide as part of our contribution to improving and increasing awareness of positive migration options.

COMMERCIAL IMMIGRATION CATEGORY

• Business Visitors Visa
• Setting up business in the United Kingdom
• Training and work experience permits
• Work permits

Protocol and Company Representation service-Takes care of all immigration matters for overseas based companies, including all advantages and benefits for their staff / employees in the United Kingdom and Europe.

This service covers assistance to people on how to enter and/or to remain in any of the European Union member states using the European Community Immigration Laws and procedures. This includes:

• EEA Residence Permits
• EEA Citizenship Applications
• EEA Family permits
• Schengen visas

HAVE YOU OR YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS OR ANYONE ELSE YOU KNOW HAD YOUR VISA OR IMMIGRATION APPLICATION BEEN REFUSED???

DO NOT GIVE UP YET!!!

OR

ARE YOU A VISA APPLICANT WHO HAS?

• Spent hours or days queuing for or preparing visa application?
• Submitted all the required documents including satisfactory bank statements and support letter from sponsor etc?
• Answered all the questions put to you in the visa interview?
• Still been refused despite having all of the above?
• Been refused more than once or refused with a letter saying that you have no right of appeal? 

The good news is do not lose hope! You can still get your visa! Come and use our appeal service!

We will deal with all the stress and burden of the appeal system for you and in the very least you need to seek proper advice before making any other visa application.

Our success rate for visa appeals is good, which means we are able to get many refusal decisions overturned for our overseas clients who use our Appeals Service after their initial visa application has been refused.

LET SAY YOU VISA APPLICATION HAS BEEN REFUSED, CONSIDER THAT;

While any applicant can make or submit an appeal you must consider the:

• Complex appeal rules
• The 28-day time limit to prepare and submit the appeal to the British High Commission or directly with the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal in the United Kingdom.
• How to present the relevant evidence in a way that benefits your case
• Appeal hearings will take place at the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal Hearing Centres in the United Kingdom, and if the appeal requires presence of a legal representative in the Tribunal, our UK Partner company, Dele Adedeji Associates Ltd will represent our clients.
• Entry Clearance Officers are known to make mistakes of facts and circumstances during the consideration of visa applications.

Reasons for refusal are often difficult to understand and make no sense to some visa applicants, therefore;

• It is advisable that clients use a reputable Immigration Advocate like Dele Adedeji & Associates Ltd, to increase their chances of success as,
• We are also able to make applications for a Review of any Decision to refuse any visa application, supported with further documentation and clear & relevant case-law, which either the Entry Clearance Officer or Entry Clearance Manager may accept and reverse the visa refusal in the client’s, and;
• We are specialists in Immigration Appeals for visa refusal especially for student’s visa, Family Visitors Visa, Working Holiday makers, HSMP Applicants, Student Nurses, refusal of British Passport or Right of Abode applications.

For your peace of mind bring your refusal notice to our Specialist Immigration Adviser for confirmation on whether the ECO’s decision is either the right one or whether s/he used the appropriate forms especially if you have applied to undertake adaptation training or work as a senior care assistant or family visitor and you were refused without right of appeal.

• Do not throw away your appeal rights

We urge all applicants in these categories to contact us for assistance.

For advice and assistance on any of our services please come into any of our offices where one of our trained Associate Immigration Advisers will first spend a few minutes with you to quickly establish whether your enquiry comes under any of the services that you require.

If it is established that we cannot help you, our adviser will tell you why and s/he will offer you some alternatives.

Where it is established that we can assist, the client, will be required to have a detailed immigration assessment or consultation. The consultation lasts between 30-60 minutes.

During this assessment process you will normally be asked several questions and any of the documents presented will be studied.

This is necessary so that our adviser can identify the legal issues and decide on the best options that will help to solve your immigration matter.

The assessment & consultation will identify all the likely costs to you, processing time and any other evidence required for the success of your matter. We will also consider what we can offer you and you will be given a written copy of any advice offered to you.

If you decide to go ahead by engaging our service then you will be given a service agreement, which will give the full details of the terms and conditions of our service.