Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – UK Immigration Services at Visas 24/7
1. What makes Visas 24/7 different from other immigration firms?
Visas 24/7 offers a truly personalised service, led by Anthony Pamnani, who has over 20 years of experience in UK immigration law. Before founding Visas 24/7, Anthony worked at the UK Home Office, giving him insider knowledge of how immigration decisions are made. This unique perspective helps us prepare stronger, more strategic applications.
2. Are you regulated?
Yes. We are regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) at Level 3 — the highest level of regulation available. This means we are fully authorised to handle all types of immigration matters, including complex appeals, refusals, and tribunal representation.
3. Will I receive personalised service or be passed to junior staff?
You will always work directly with a senior lawyer, not a junior or assistant. We believe in offering a highly personalised, one-on-one legal service. Every case is handled with attention to detail, care, and a tailored approach — making our service second to none.
4. What do your clients say about you?
We are consistently rated 5 stars on Trustpilot, Google, and other platforms by real clients. Clients praise our professionalism, responsiveness, and ability to achieve successful outcomes — even in challenging or time-sensitive immigration cases.
5. What types of immigration services do you offer?
We offer expert help with:
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All types of UK visa applications
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Spouse and Partner Visas
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Family and Private Life applications (Appendix FM)
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Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
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British citizenship
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Visitor Visas (Standard, Family, Business)
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Super Priority and fast-track services
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Overstayers
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Appeals, Administrative Reviews, and Pre-Action Protocol (PAP) letters
6. Do I need to attend your office in person?
No. We offer nationwide and international services through:
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Telephone consultations
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Email-based casework
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Zoom video appointments
We assist clients across the UK and globally — no in-person visit is required.
7. Can you help if my visa has been refused?
Yes. We can assist with:
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Appeals to the First-tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal
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Applications for Permission to Appeal (to Upper Tribunal)
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Administrative Reviews for Points-Based System refusals
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Pre-Action Protocol (PAP) letters challenging unlawful decisions
We will assess your case and advise on the most strategic option based on your circumstances.
8. How long does a visa application take?
Processing times vary depending on the visa type and service level:
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Standard applications: 3–8 weeks
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Priority/Super Priority service: 1–5 working days (where available)
We will advise you on the best route and current processing times for your case.
9. Can I switch visa categories from within the UK?
In many cases, yes. We’ll review your eligibility before proceeding.
10. What documents will I need?
Each visa type has its own requirements, but commonly required documents include:
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Valid passport
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Proof of relationship (e.g. marriage/birth certificates)
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Financial evidence (e.g. bank statements, payslips)
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Proof of accommodation
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English language test certificates
We will provide you with a personalised document checklist.
11. Do you offer help with urgent applications?
Yes. We offer Super Priority and Priority application support where available. If you’re facing urgent travel, expiry deadlines, or legal risk, we can act fast to prepare and submit your application.
12. What are your fees?
Our fees are transparent and competitive, and we’ll always quote upfront before any work is started. We also offer flexible payment plans where appropriate. Book a consultation or email us to receive a personalised quote. Any consultation fee you pay will be fully deducted from the total cost if you later instruct us to act on your behalf.
13. How do I book a consultation?
You can book directly via our website or contact us using: