EERC Fee Scale – fixed-fee basis

This fee scale details our fees for all immigration advice and services the EERC Immigration is registered to provide to our clients. We charge on a fixed-fee basis only.

We offer an initial consultation for £50, during which an adviser will assess your circumstances, explain the relevant process and identify the evidence required. Depending on your case, further services may include assistance with EU Settlement Scheme applications, visas, settlement, British citizenship, immigration appeals and travel documents. Initial Consultation fee is non-refundable.

Thanks to fees paid by you, we provide free pro-bono immigration services to the most disadvantaged Eastern European migrants in London: people sleeping rough, victims of domestic violence fleeing their abusers, and victims of human trafficking/modern slavery fleeing their exploiters.

Thank you for making this happen.

Fee is non-refundable. However, in exceptional situations if your circumstances change and you need to withdraw instructions part-way through your immigration case, we will charge you for all work we have undertaken on your behalf at an hourly rate of £50 per hour for Level 1 work and £70 per hour for Level 2 work.

Likewise, if your case needs additional work after the work carried out at fixed fee is completed as detailed below, that additional work over and beyond the fixed fee will be charged at an hourly rate of £50 per hour for any Level 1 work and £70 per hour for any Level 2 work.

Administrative tasks that don’t require immigration accreditation, such as contacting GP practice to obtain medical records, obtaining bank statements on your behalf, translations and interpretation, are likely to incur additional fee of £50 per hour of work provided.

Please note that our fees do not include UKVI/Home Office visa fees, Tribunal fees, biometric fees, NHS surcharge, translations and interpretation, or courier costs. These will be paid directly by you at the point of submitting an application or as the cost arises. We can help you with navigating payment systems.

Please note that our organisation is not VAT-registered. The fees below don’t include a 20% VAT rate that is not charged.

Initial Consultation - £50

Before engaging full services, we offer an in-depth initial consultation to assess your case, explain the process, and identify required evidence.

Work included: one-hour attendance and advice in person, on phone or via teleconferencing; written letter of advice. This includes assessment of IAA Level of immigration advice following the consultation if the matter progresses to an immigration application casework.

Home Office or other fees: none.

Level 1 casework - £320

Simple Leave to Remain or Enter, or Indefinite Leave to Remain or Enter applications within the Immigration Rules. These cases typically don’t include EUSS Late applications, application where an applicant remained abroad for a longer periods of time, or where an applicant has a criminal record that may bear on the immigration matter. This list is not exhaustive.

Work included: reviewing your eligibility and documents, advising on immigration requirements, completing the online application form, responding to Home Office queries, liaising with UKVI until a decision is made.

Types of applications:

·       EUSS and Pre-Settled status

·       Ukraine humanitarian visas and extensions

·       Family and Private Life visas

·       Student visas

·       Work-related and Work visas

·       No Time Limit applications

Example types of applications: EUSS upgrade from PSS to EUSS; simple EUSS family permit application for EEA or non-EEA family members (FMs); visas: Family Visit, simple Family, Student & Graduate, Global Talent; non-discretionary Article 8 Human Rights applications; non-discretionary Appendix FM/Appendix EX1 applications; UK Ancestry; general advice on Skilled Worker routes

Home Office or other fees: other than EU Settled Status or Pre-Settled Status, Homes for Ukraine visa and Ukraine Extension Permission Scheme applications incur fee paid to Home Office and NHS surcharge. There may also be additional costs associated with biometrics and English proficiency test. Not all additional costs apply in every case – we will guide you through fees and requirements in your case.

Please note! Home Office visa fees change frequently. Up-to-date Home Office visa fees from 8 October 2026 are available here: Home Office immigration and nationality fees, 8 October 2026 - GOV.UK

Level 2/3 casework: £600

Complex Leave to Remain or Enter, or Indefinite Leave to Remain or Enter applications within the Immigration Rules. These cases would typically involve the interpretation of Immigration Rules and explanations of individual circumstances; application include Late applications, where there are gaps in residence in the UK, or where an applicant has a criminal record that may bear on the immigration matter. This list is not exhaustive.

Types of applications:

·       EUSS and Pre-Settled status – Late

·       Ukraine humanitarian visas and extensions

·       Family and Private Life visas

·       Student visas

·       Work-related and Work visas

·       Status/visa curtailments and cancellations

Example types of applications: Late EUSS applications; complex EUSS family permit application for EEA or non-EEA family members (FMs), visas: complex Family, Global Talent; discretionary Article 8 Human Rights applications; discretionary Appendix FM/Appendix EX1 applications; most Skilled Worker applications

Work included: reviewing your eligibility and documents, advising on immigration requirements, completing the online application form, drafting supporting legal submissions (cover letters, explanations), responding to Home Office queries, liaising with UKVI until a decision is made.

Home Office or other fees: other than EU Settled Status or Pre-Settled Status, Homes for Ukraine visa and Ukraine Extension Permission Scheme applications incur fee paid to Home Office and NHS surcharge. There may also be additional costs associated with biometrics and English proficiency test. Not all additional costs apply in every case – we will guide you through fees and requirements in your case.

Please note! Home Office visa fees change frequently. Up-to-date Home Office visa fees from 8 October 2026 are available here: Home Office immigration and nationality fees, 8 October 2026 - GOV.UK

Appeal to the First Tier Tribunal, or administrative review for Leave to Remain or Enter application - £800

Appeals on paper or oral. This service doesn’t include representation in the Tribunal.

Work included: assessing the refusal decision and reasons for refusal of the application; advising you on the applicable appeal/administrative review (AR) deadline; assessing your eligibility for an immigration status under the immigration route applied for and refused and assessing merits of the appeal/AR by considering relevant evidence and facts; advising on the relevant laws, procedures and requirements for an appeal/AR to succeed on merits; advising on the relevant documents to be provided and submitted in support of the appeal; completing the relevant application form for submitting the notice of appeal or submitting the administrative review application to Home Office; submitting the notice of appeal by the applicable deadline to the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) or administrative review application to Home Office; preparation and submission of evidence in support of your appeal or administrative review application.

Home Office or Tribunal fees: appeals to the First Tier Tribunal incur fees: £144 with hearing and £82 without hearing (on paper). An administrative review application fee to Home Office is £80.

Up-to-date Tribunal fees and circumstances when you can ask for the reduction are here:  Get help to pay or reduce your visa or immigration appeal fee - GOV.UK

Up-to-date Home Office administrative review fee is here: Ask for a visa administrative review: If you're outside the UK - GOV.UK

British Citizenship applications - £320 or £600

Applications for naturalisation of adults and children - £600

Registration as a British citizen for adults and children - £320 to £600

Work included: reviewing your eligibility and documents, advising on naturalisation requirements, completing the online application form, drafting supporting legal submissions (cover letters, explanations), responding to Home Office queries, liaising with UKVI until a decision is made.

Home Office fees: all naturalisation and recognition applications incus fees. There are also additional costs associated with biometrics, English proficiency test and Life in The UK test, and the citizenship ceremony. Not all additional costs apply in every case – we will guide you through requirements in your case. Up-to-date fees for naturalisation and recognition: Fees for citizenship applications and the right of abode from 9 April 2025 - GOV.UK

Passport and Travel Document applications - £50

Application to the Passport Office: new passport and passport renewal applications.

Work included: reviewing your eligibility and documents, completing the online application form.

Passport Office fees: passport applications incur fees. There are additional costs associated with processing your application, such as Post Office passport fees. Current fees paid for issuing a passport are available here: Passport fees - GOV.UK