BRPartners Immigration Advice & Services is a boutique immigration law firm based in Gravesend, Kent, and London King’s Cross. Our offices are easily accessible from surrounding areas and serve individuals and businesses from locations including, but not limited to, Rochester, Chatham, Strood, Gillingham, Sevenoaks, Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge, Dartford, Sittingbourne, Faversham, Isle of Sheppey, Greenhithe, Ebbsfleet, Erith, Bexleyheath, Blackheath, Woolwich, Plumstead, Abbey Wood, Greenwich, Stratford, London Bridge, Thamesmead, Grays, Tilbury, Stanford-le-Hope, Southend-on-Sea, Chelmsford, Brentford, and Romford.
We are committed to providing a professional, reliable service you can trust. Our goal is to remove the complication and uncertainty from your immigration applications by offering an end-to-end service in all aspects of immigration law. We handle everything from work, student, and scale-up visas to asylum, deportation, and human rights matters, including appeals against Home Office refusals.
We provide representation for:
- In-country applications
- Entry clearance
- Asylum claims
- Human rights applications
- Administrative reviews
- Appeals against deportation
- Bail applications
Our immigration lawyers bring years of expertise, having worked with well-established organisations and private immigration practices. We offer very competitive rates, thanks to our extensive knowledge and efficient operations.
We assist with:
- Entry clearance applications from overseas
- Extensions of stay or change of status within the UK
- Work permits, student visas, and all types of Points-Based System applications
- Naturalisation (citizenship)
- EEA applications
- Asylum claims (including fresh claims)
- Human rights applications and family reunification
As experienced advocates, we prepare and present appeals against Home Office refusals before the First-tier and Upper-tier Tribunals. This includes appeals against refusals of visas, EEA applications, and deportation decisions. We also offer representation in bail applications.
The OISC (Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner) regulates immigration advisers to ensure they are qualified and adhere to professional standards. Since May 2001, it has been a criminal offence for an unregistered fee earner to provide immigration advice or services. The OISC upholds stringent measures to eliminate unqualified practitioners and ensure fair practices.
Contact us today to discuss your immigration enquiry.