COMPLETE IMMIGRATION SERVICES FROM THE TOP IMMIGRATION LAWYERS IN LONDON & UK
Cromwell Wilkes is a leading immigration law firm in London, providing expert legal support for all UK visa and immigration matters. From family visas and work permits to appeals and business immigration, we offer clear guidance and dedicated representation to help you achieve a successful outcome.
NEED HELP FROM A UK IMMIGRATION LAWYER?
Whether you’re looking to join loved ones, secure your future in the UK, or bring skilled workers into your business, Cromwell Wilkes can help. Our London-based immigration lawyers offer specialist support for all visa types and immigration challenges. From initial advice to full legal representation, we guide you with clarity, efficiency, and an unwavering commitment to achieving a positive outcome.
WHY CHOOSE CROMWELL WILKES FOR YOUR IMMIGRATION MATTER?
Founded in 2013, Cromwell Wilkes has built a reputation as one of London’s most dedicated immigration law firms. Our lawyers are known for their persistence, legal knowledge, and outstanding client care. We take the time to understand your case fully and offer honest, straightforward advice. Whether you’re applying for the first time or facing a difficult immigration challenge, we bring expertise, integrity, and relentless advocacy to your side.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT UK IMMIGRATION SERVICES
Cromwell Wilkes is widely recognised for strategic case preparation, advocacy excellence, and consistent success before the Home Office and UK tribunals. The firm provides direct access to barrister-level expertise — ensuring that every client benefits from precise, legally sound advice and confident representation throughout the immigration process.
Cromwell Wilkes advises on the full range of UK immigration categories, including:
- Skilled Worker Visas and Sponsor Licences
- Family Visas (spouse, partner, dependent)
- Investor, Innovator and Start-Up Visas
- Global Talent Visas for leaders in academia, arts, and sport
- Student and Graduate Visas
- Temporary Work and Creative Worker Visas
- Visitor and Business Visitor Visas
Each case is handled personally and strategically, ensuring compliance with Home Office requirements and maximising the likelihood of approval.
In many cases, direct representation by a barrister experienced in immigration law offers significant advantages. Cromwell Wilkes provides that level of representation directly, combining detailed case management with high-level advocacy — eliminating the need for multiple intermediaries.
Yes. Cromwell Wilkes represents clients in immigration appeals, judicial reviews, and administrative reviews. The team examines procedural and legal errors made by the Home Office, preparing detailed legal arguments to challenge refusals and protect clients’ rights to remain in the UK.
A Skilled Worker Visa allows an individual to work for a UK-licensed employer.
A Sponsor Licence allows a UK business to hire overseas employees legally.
Cromwell Wilkes advises both employers and workers, guiding them through licence applications, compliance, and visa sponsorship procedures.
Processing times vary by visa category and nationality. The key stages usually include:
- Eligibility assessment and strategy
- Document preparation and verification
- Online submission and biometric appointment
- Decision, and if necessary, appeal or review
Cromwell Wilkes manages each stage meticulously to avoid errors or unnecessary delays.
Yes. Cromwell Wilkes assists clients in securing Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and British citizenship, including naturalisation and registration applications. Each submission is prepared to demonstrate continuous lawful residence, good character, and compliance with English-language and Life in the UK requirements.
Yes. Cromwell Wilkes represents individuals seeking protection under UK and international law. This includes asylum, human-rights, and refugee claims. The firm prepares detailed statements and evidence to present each case compassionately and effectively before the relevant authorities or tribunals.
Cromwell Wilkes supports businesspeople through the Innovator Founder, Global Business Mobility, and Sole Representative of an Overseas Business visa routes. We advise on business plans, investment criteria, and long-term settlement strategies, helping clients establish or expand commercial operations within the UK legally and efficiently.
London remains the centre of the UK’s legal and judicial system. Choosing Cromwell Wilkes means working directly with experienced legal professionals who represent clients in person before UK tribunals and courts. Clients receive tailored legal strategy — not automated or form-based processing — ensuring each matter is treated with care, expertise, and accountability.
Yes, in many cases, you can appeal a visa refusal. The appeal process involves submitting an application to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). It’s important to act promptly, as there are strict deadlines for lodging appeals.
Required documents vary by visa type but generally include:
- A valid passport or travel document
- Proof of financial means to support yourself during your stay
- Evidence of accommodation in the UK
- Details of your travel itinerary
- Supporting documents relevant to your visa category (e.g., employment letters, invitation letters)
- It’s crucial to provide accurate and complete documentation to avoid delays or refusals.
Processing times vary based on the visa type and individual circumstances. For example, standard visitor visas typically take around 3 weeks, while other visas may take longer. Factors such as application completeness and the need for additional documentation can affect processing times.
While it’s not mandatory to hire an immigration lawyer, doing so can significantly enhance your application’s success rate. Immigration lawyers provide expert guidance, ensure all documentation is correctly prepared, and help navigate complex legal requirements, reducing the risk of errors or omissions that could lead to delays or refusals.
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While it’s not mandatory to hire an immigration lawyer, doing so can significantly enhance your application’s success rate. Immigration lawyers provide expert guidance, ensure all documentation is correctly prepared, and help navigate complex legal requirements, reducing the risk of errors or omissions that could lead to delays or refusals.
Processing times vary based on the visa type and individual circumstances. For example, standard visitor visas typically take around 3 weeks, while other visas may take longer. Factors such as application completeness and the need for additional documentation can affect processing times.
Required documents vary by visa type but generally include:
- A valid passport or travel document
- Proof of financial means to support yourself during your stay
- Evidence of accommodation in the UK
- Details of your travel itinerary
- Supporting documents relevant to your visa category (e.g., employment letters, invitation letters)
- It’s crucial to provide accurate and complete documentation to avoid delays or refusals.
Yes, in many cases, you can appeal a visa refusal. The appeal process involves submitting an application to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). It’s important to act promptly, as there are strict deadlines for lodging appeals.
Cromwell Wilkes is widely recognised for strategic case preparation, advocacy excellence, and consistent success before the Home Office and UK tribunals. The firm provides direct access to barrister-level expertise — ensuring that every client benefits from precise, legally sound advice and confident representation throughout the immigration process.
Cromwell Wilkes advises on the full range of UK immigration categories, including:
- Skilled Worker Visas and Sponsor Licences
- Family Visas (spouse, partner, dependent)
- Investor, Innovator and Start-Up Visas
- Global Talent Visas for leaders in academia, arts, and sport
- Student and Graduate Visas
- Temporary Work and Creative Worker Visas
- Visitor and Business Visitor Visas
Each case is handled personally and strategically, ensuring compliance with Home Office requirements and maximising the likelihood of approval.
In many cases, direct representation by a barrister experienced in immigration law offers significant advantages. Cromwell Wilkes provides that level of representation directly, combining detailed case management with high-level advocacy — eliminating the need for multiple intermediaries.
Yes. Cromwell Wilkes represents clients in immigration appeals, judicial reviews, and administrative reviews. The team examines procedural and legal errors made by the Home Office, preparing detailed legal arguments to challenge refusals and protect clients’ rights to remain in the UK.
A Skilled Worker Visa allows an individual to work for a UK-licensed employer.
A Sponsor Licence allows a UK business to hire overseas employees legally.
Cromwell Wilkes advises both employers and workers, guiding them through licence applications, compliance, and visa sponsorship procedures.
Processing times vary by visa category and nationality. The key stages usually include:
- Eligibility assessment and strategy
- Document preparation and verification
- Online submission and biometric appointment
- Decision, and if necessary, appeal or review
Cromwell Wilkes manages each stage meticulously to avoid errors or unnecessary delays.
Yes. Cromwell Wilkes assists clients in securing Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and British citizenship, including naturalisation and registration applications. Each submission is prepared to demonstrate continuous lawful residence, good character, and compliance with English-language and Life in the UK requirements.
Yes. Cromwell Wilkes represents individuals seeking protection under UK and international law. This includes asylum, human-rights, and refugee claims. The firm prepares detailed statements and evidence to present each case compassionately and effectively before the relevant authorities or tribunals.
Cromwell Wilkes supports businesspeople through the Innovator Founder, Global Business Mobility, and Sole Representative of an Overseas Business visa routes. We advise on business plans, investment criteria, and long-term settlement strategies, helping clients establish or expand commercial operations within the UK legally and efficiently.
London remains the centre of the UK’s legal and judicial system. Choosing Cromwell Wilkes means working directly with experienced legal professionals who represent clients in person before UK tribunals and courts. Clients receive tailored legal strategy — not automated or form-based processing — ensuring each matter is treated with care, expertise, and accountability.
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If you need expert immigration advice, Cromwell Wilkes is ready to assist. We offer consultations by phone or in-person at our London office. Get in touch today to discuss your situation and learn how we can help you achieve your immigration goals.
