Our fixed fees for the year ahead
We’ve reviewed our fixed fees. Most are unchanged, and the first-meeting fee still comes off your professional fee.
We have reviewed our fixed fees for the year ahead. Most are unchanged, two have gone down, and the first-meeting fee is still credited to your professional fee if you go ahead with us.
What stays the same
Our core fees for the coming year are:
First meeting: $120 for forty-five minutes, taken off your fee if you continue
Skilled work from $1,650, and employer sponsorship from $2,200
Partner and spouse from $1,900, and parents and children from $1,750
Permanent residence from $2,400
What has gone down
Two fees are lower than last year:
Visiting family is now from $450, because most visits need less preparation than we allowed for
Refusals and reviews now start from $600 for a written review of the decision
How our fees work
Every fee is fixed and quoted in writing before we start. Half is paid when you accept the quote and half when the application is lodged. If the work changes, we tell you first and agree a new quote with you; we never add charges at the end.
Government charges are set by the government and change on their own schedule. Your written quote always lists them separately, so you can see which part of the cost is ours.
Already a client?
If you accepted a quote before these changes, the lower of the two fees applies to you. You don’t need to ask.
The full list, with what each fee includes, is on our fees page, and we are happy to talk it through.
General information only, not legal advice. Rules differ between countries and change over time, so speak to a registered adviser about your own situation.