what
we do
We are a specialist business immigration company that works with UK businesses to secure the talent they need to make them more efficient, productive and enable them to grow and flourish.
Get the right talent, In the right place, In the right job, At the right time!
let us guide you
through your journey
we can expand
your talent pool
Our team works with UK businesses that are finding it very difficult to recruit for key roles. There are over 1 million job vacancies in the UK and typically businesses have the following impact from recruitment challenges
how
we do it
The Migrate UK team are experts in navigating ever changing immigration rules.
We have developed clear proven processes for businesses that have enabled us to have successfully processed 6,500+ skilled worker visa applications.
This means that we make the process clear and transparent and give you the best chance of getting the talent you need for your business.
We provide this service for all sizes of UK business, and we are delighted to work with new technology business through to some of the leading companies in the UK.
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making it happen
Our process has seven simple steps.
Appointment
Book a free initial appointment with the Migrate UK team
Business Review
We discuss your vacancy requirements and background of your business
Candidate Review
Should you have identified a candidate, we check they qualify for your vacancy
Evaluate Sponsorship Potential
We evaluate your ability to gain an employer sponsor licence and if positive, provide a detailed costed proposal
Prepare Sponsor Licence Application
Complete online application including justifications, recommend and check supporting documents & cover letter and assist with submission
Candidate Sponsorship & Support
Request, prepare & issue a certificate of sponsorship for your employee. Provision of guidance for entire visa process to include any dependants
Sponsorship Licence Management
We have introduced a service to manage your compliance with right to work, reporting & record keeping and a provision of a point of support for ongoing advice
how much
will this cost?
Recruiting overseas talent can be very cost competitive. Costs do vary by company size & occupation but typical sme costs are as follows:
Please make an appointment to speak to our team who can provide you with the costs for your business requirements
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ongoing
support
Our expert business immigration lawyers and advisors are always available to support you and your team.
Proven process
We deal with all of the paperwork and the application process for you to give peace of mind that everything is being done correctly and efficiently.
Your own consultant
Each of our clients has a dedicated point of contact who gets to understand your business and your requirements.
We look after your team
We manage the whole process for your team and their family from the initial application to applying for settlement in the UK.
Stress free compliance
We manage all of your compliance, right to work checks, reporting and record keeping.
Training
We can provide training workshops for your business covering areas such as CoS process, online application process and sponsor licence duties & responsibilities.
can it
work for you?
70,000 organisations of all sizes have already secured the employer sponsorship license and many of your competitors are benefiting from this proven route to find talent
High experienced new recruits
Productive employees
Less training costs
Accelerate growth
Loyal employees
Sectors our Expert Business Immigration Lawyers work with:
Technology | Engineering | Health Sector | Hospitality & Leisure | Banking & Insurance
Business Services | Professional Services | Construction | Universities | Finance | Education | Recruitment Companies
meet
our team
We are retained as in-house immigration advisors to some of the world's largest most recognisable organisations, as well as individuals, both here in the UK and worldwide.
info hub
The knock on effect to UK businesses of UKVI fee increases
Date: 02/22/2024
Time: 01:00
Venue: Linkedin Audio Event
The UKVI fee increases are going to affect some 70,000 UK companies currently finding their skilled talent from the overseas market - what will the impact of UKVI fee increases be? Join our Linkedin audio event to find out more
Tips on how to find overseas talent
Date: 01/25/2024
Time: 01:00
Venue: Audio: Linkedin
Join our next Linkedin audio event where Karen Kaur, our Legal Director will be discussing tips on how to find overseas talent.
2024 Predictions for UK Immigration
The landscape of UK immigration for 2024 is poised for significant changes. From adjustments to minimum salary requirements for skilled workers, to the potential replacement of the shortage occupation list, as well as many other changes to long standing practices.
Our predictions for UK immigration policy in 2024
After the controversial hike in skilled worker minimum visa salary recently announced, what else lies on the agenda for immigration policy next year, and how can employers prepare?
New Home Improvement Group Case Study
New Home Improvement Group are a leading building company based in Oxfordshire, we assisted with a sponsor licence application with a quick turnaround, and application of a certificate of sponsorship for an employee who was in the UK under the graduate visa route which was due to expire.
UK Immigration Summary from 2023
Change is the norm in UK immigration law, and 2023 has been no exception. This article summarises changes we have seen this year and it's far from over!
2023 predictions for UK immigration policy as skills shortages escalate
Our Managing Director, Jonathan Beech speaks to HR Magazine about his UK immigration and policy predictions for 2023. Read the full article here
Why net migration in the UK is at a record high
The unprecedentedly high net immigration are the result of the UK’s reliance on overseas labour to fill job vacancies as skills shortages continue across many key sectors including life sciences, healthcare, engineering and tech, according to our Managing Director, Jonathan Beech
UK Immigration - What we are seeing this month
Delays in the assurance of Biometric Residence permits and delays in the approval of Defined Certificate of Sponsorships are just some of the things we are seeing in UK immigration this month.
Our expert immigration lawyers help clients in:
London | Manchester | Birmingham | Leeds | Liverpool Sheffield | Newcastle | Brighton | Leicester | Oxford Glasgow | Bristol | Edinburgh | and across the UK
Book an appointment or send us a message. Please let us know who you are:
Address:
Unit 3, The Old Estate Yard High Street, East Hendred Oxfordshire, OX12 8JY.
Nearest train station is Didcot Parkway. 45 minutes from London.
Press Office related enquiries, please contact 01242 335246 or email: migrate@headonpr.co.uk
Phone
01235 645 800
