Expert Immigration Advice for Individuals, Families & Businesses
UK immigration law is complex, constantly evolving, and unforgiving of errors. A poorly prepared application or a missed deadline can mean years of delay, refusal, or removal — with life-changing consequences for you and your family.
ANJ Legal Juris has guided over 1,200 individuals, families, and businesses through the UK immigration system over 26 years of practice. From skilled worker visas and family reunification to asylum claims and judicial review of Home Office decisions, our immigration team combines deep legal knowledge with a genuine understanding of what is at stake for every client we represent.
Our Immigration Law Services
Skilled Worker & Work Visas
Securing Skilled Worker, Intra-Company Transfer, Global Talent, and Innovator Founder visas for professionals and their employers.
Family Visas & Reunification
Bringing spouses, partners, children, and dependants to the UK through spouse visas, partner visas, and family reunion applications.
Student Visas
Advising international students on Student visas, CAS requirements, visa extensions, and switching to work routes after graduation.
Indefinite Leave to Remain
Guiding clients through ILR applications — meeting the continuous residence requirement, passing the Life in the UK test, and satisfying all Home Office conditions.
British Citizenship
Managing naturalisation and registration applications for British citizenship, including complex cases involving absences, criminal records, or discretionary grants.
Asylum & Humanitarian Protection
Representing asylum seekers and refugees with compassion and expertise — preparing claims, attending interviews, and challenging refusals at appeal.
Sponsor Licences for Employers
Helping UK businesses obtain, maintain, and defend Sponsor Licences to recruit skilled workers from overseas — including compliance audits and Home Office inspections.
Appeals, Judicial Review & Removals
Challenging Home Office refusals at the Immigration Tribunal, Upper Tribunal, and through judicial review — and urgently stopping removal or deportation orders.
Our Immigration Law Process
Assessment & Eligibility Review
We review your immigration history, current status, and objectives in full — identifying the strongest available route and flagging any potential obstacles before you apply.
Application Preparation
We prepare every element of your application — completing forms accurately, compiling the correct supporting documents, and drafting a detailed covering letter that addresses the decision-maker directly.
Submission & Home Office Liaison
We submit your application and manage all correspondence with the Home Office on your behalf — responding to requests for further information and tracking your case status throughout.
Outcome & Next Steps
On approval, we advise on your new conditions and plan future immigration steps. On refusal, we immediately assess grounds for appeal or reapplication and move swiftly to protect your position.
Why Clients Trust Us With Their Immigration
97% visa approval rate
Our meticulous approach to eligibility assessment and application preparation means the vast majority of our clients receive a positive outcome first time.
OISC & SRA regulated
We are fully regulated to provide immigration advice and legal services — protecting you from unregulated advisers who can cause irreparable damage to your case.
Up-to-date with policy changes
UK immigration rules change frequently. Our team monitors every Home Office update, policy statement, and court judgment that may affect your application.
Multilingual client support
We work with clients from across the world and can arrange consultations in multiple languages to ensure nothing is lost in translation.
Urgent & emergency applications
Facing removal, detention, or an imminent deadline? We act fast — including same-day injunctions and emergency Tribunal hearings where necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Processing times vary by visa type. Standard Skilled Worker and family visas typically take 3–8 weeks. Priority and super-priority services can reduce this to 5 working days or 24 hours respectively, for an additional fee. We advise on the best service level for your timeline.
A refusal is not the end. Depending on the reason for refusal, you may be able to appeal to the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal, request an administrative review, or submit a fresh application with additional evidence. Contact us immediately after a refusal — strict deadlines apply and missing them can close off your options.
Most routes require 5 years of continuous lawful residence in the UK before you can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain. Some routes — such as the Global Talent visa — allow ILR after 3 years. Absences from the UK during this period are strictly counted and must not exceed the permitted threshold.
No. Your employer must hold a valid Sponsor Licence to issue you a Certificate of Sponsorship for a Skilled Worker visa. We can advise and assist your employer in obtaining a licence quickly — the application typically takes 8 weeks, though priority processing is available.
Overstaying is a serious matter that can result in removal, a re-entry ban, and refusal of future applications. However, there may be options available depending on your circumstances. Contact us urgently and in strict confidence — the sooner you seek advice, the more options are likely to remain open to you.