Tailored Immigration Services to Individuals
We assist individuals and families with a full range of UK immigration services, including study, work, family, and human rights applications. Whether you’re applying for a Student Visa, joining a partner under a Spouse or Fiancé(e) Visa, seeking protection through an asylum or private life claim, or applying for British citizenship, we provide clear, strategic legal advice at every stage. We also represent clients in appeals, administrative reviews, and judicial reviews, ensuring their rights are protected when decisions are unfair or unlawful.
Our Personal Immigration Services
Visiting the UK
Whether you are coming to the UK for tourism, business, performance or to marry, we guide you through the right UK Visitor Visa route for your short-term stay.
Studying in the UK
We assist students in securing the right visas for study at UK schools and universities, and help parents for child students to stay with their children.
Others
We help individuals with private life applications, leave outside the immigration rules applications, British National Overseas applications, UK Ancestry visa applications and protection claim.
Family & Partner Visa
From Spouse, Fiancé(e), Unmarried Partner, and Civil Partner visas to Children and Adult Dependant routes, we support families in building their lives together in the UK.
EU Settlement Scheme
We provide expert support for EU nationals and their families applying under the EU Settlement Scheme, including late and joining family member applications.
Working in the UK
While many work routes in the UK require employer sponsorship, there are several visa options that allow individuals to work in the UK without being sponsored.
Indefinite Leave to Remain
We guide clients through ILR applications based on long residence, work, family life, or other qualifying routes to settlement.
British Citizenship & Passport
We support clients in applying for British citizenship by naturalisation, descent, or marriage, including UK passport applications.
Challenging Decisions
We offer our expertise in appeals, administrative reviews, and judicial reviews to challenge refusals and protect clients' rights.
Personal Immigration Consultation FAQs
Our free discussion is a brief, no-obligation opportunity for us to understand your circumstances, hear your initial enquiry, and explain how we may be able to assist you. It is designed to point you in the right direction and determine whether we are the right firm for your matter.
No. We do not provide legal advice until you become a client, which means completing our Know Your Client (KYC) checks and signing our Terms of Business. The initial discussion is not a substitute for legal advice and does not include a document review or case-specific analysis.
Yes. Angelov Solicitors is regulated by the Law Society of Scotland. Our firm’s membership number is 67436, and we are fully authorised to provide legal services in the UK immigration and nationality law.
All legal advice is delivered by our experienced immigration solicitor, Filip Angelov, who has over 9 years experience in UK immigration law.
You can also speak with our trainee solicitor, Xinhui Lai, who is fluent in Mandarin, Chinese.
Your case will be handled only by a qualified solicitor or a trainee solicitor.
We are not satisfied with “good enough.” We treat every application as if it were our own, carefully planned, thoroughly evidenced, and strategically presented. Our commitment is to deliver the strongest possible application for every client we represent.
While no legal firm can guarantee outcomes, as final decisions rest with the authorities, we take pride in preparing robust and high-quality applications.
In the paid consultation, we provide tailored legal advice specific to your immigration matter. We will assess your immigration history, answer your questions, explain your available options, and advise you on the best course of action, including risks and likely outcomes.
We do not review substantial documentation during the consultation.
However, if you have received a refusal letter, rejection, or civil penalty notice, we will examine those documents to understand the context and advise accordingly.
If you would like us to review substantive documents, such as multiple decision letters and supporting documents for previous applications, we offer a fix-fee quote.
Our consultation fee is £180, payable in advance. This includes a full hour with a qualified solicitor, during which we assess your situation and provide clear legal advice.
No. Our fees reflect the time, expertise, and care we dedicate to preparing your application. While we always aim to submit the strongest possible case, the final decision rests with the Home Office, and outcome cannot be guaranteed. As such, consultation or representation fees are non-refundable.
