The Self-Sponsorship Route enables entrepreneurs and skilled workers to sponsor themselves to stay in the UK. This is suitable for individuals with specific skills who want to start or run a business without needing an external sponsor.

You need to demonstrate that you meet specific eligibility criteria, including proof of your business plan, available funding, and the potential for your business to contribute to the UK economy.

A Sponsor Licence allows businesses to hire foreign workers or self-sponsor entrepreneurs who need a visa to stay in the UK. The licence enables you to sponsor employees under various UK visa categories, such as the Skilled Worker Visa or the Global Talent Visa.

You can apply by submitting the necessary documents and demonstrating that your business can comply with Home Office requirements. Tide Immigration assists with the application process to ensure full compliance.

Sponsor Licence Compliance Training helps businesses understand the responsibilities and obligations they must fulfill when sponsoring foreign workers. Proper training ensures that your business avoids penalties and remains compliant with UK immigration laws.

A compliance visit is a check by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) to ensure that a sponsor is meeting the conditions of their licence. Tide Immigration provides guidance on how to prepare for such visits and ensure that your business is fully compliant.

The renewal process involves submitting a new application and providing updated information to demonstrate that your business is still in good standing and meeting all the requirements of the sponsor licence. We provide full support throughout this process.

If your sponsor licence is suspended or revoked, you will lose the ability to sponsor foreign workers. Tide Immigration can assist in understanding the reasons behind the suspension and guide you through the process of reinstating your licence.

If your application for a Sponsor Licence is rejected, we can help you understand why it was refused and assist with any necessary corrections or appeal processes.

Tide Immigration simplifies your entry into the UK by providing expert advice and guidance on various UK visa options, making the entire process easier for you. Whether you're visiting or planning to stay long-term, we offer tailored solutions.

The UK Standard Visitor Visa allows individuals to visit the UK for tourism, business, or to attend a specific event. The visa is valid for up to six months.

If your UK Visitor Visa is refused, Tide Immigration can assist you in reviewing the refusal reasons and guide you through the process of appealing or reapplying.

You can challenge visa refusals or negative decisions through an administrative review or appeal process. We provide expert assistance in navigating these procedures to ensure your rights are protected.

The immigration appeals process allows individuals to challenge the refusal of their visa or immigration application. This process may involve submitting additional evidence or attending a hearing to present your case.

If your Spouse Visa application is refused, you can challenge the decision through an appeal. Tide Immigration offers support in preparing and presenting your appeal case to increase your chances of success.

If your Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) or Settlement Visa application is refused, you can appeal the decision. Our team will guide you through the appeal process to address the reasons for refusal.

A Human Rights Appeal is a legal process to challenge a refusal on the grounds of human rights violations, such as the right to family life or protection against deportation. We can help you navigate this complex area of immigration law.

If your Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa is refused, we assist in reviewing the refusal reasons and guide you through the appeal or administrative review process to rectify any issues.

An administrative review allows individuals to ask for a reconsideration of their visa refusal without having to attend a full hearing. We offer advice and support to strengthen your case during this review process.

The Skilled Worker Visa allows foreign nationals to work in the UK in specific occupations that require particular skills. To qualify, applicants must have a job offer from a licensed sponsor.

If your Skilled Worker Visa application is refused, we can help you assess the reasons for refusal and guide you through the appeal or reapplication process to improve your chances of approval.