Route unclear
£99
Choose intake when you need a first professional view of route fit, urgency and whether deeper support is worthwhile.
- One main objective
- Early-stage uncertainty
- Need a first-step recommendation
Service Selector
Choose the lowest sensible service for your situation.
Use your actual facts to decide whether a £99 intake, £249 strategy session, readiness review, settlement plan, business advisory or referral triage is the right first step.
Buying Logic
Start with the decision you need to make.
Clients usually seek advice when a practical decision cannot wait: whether to stay, switch, sponsor, move family, settle, naturalise, study, respond to a refusal or protect a deadline.
Several options
£249
Choose strategy when route choice affects work rights, family timing, sponsor decisions, settlement or major spend.
- Route comparison
- Document issues
- Timeline and risk notes
Application close
£399+
Choose readiness review when the route is mostly known but documents, timing or evidence consistency need checking.
- Document gaps
- Priority fixes
- Referral if needed
Decision Matrix
Match the client situation to the right first paid step.
Book the smallest service that can answer the real question properly. If legal risk is involved, the next step may be referral rather than a larger package.
| Your situation | What you need answered | Best first step | Why this fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| You do not know which UK route fits | Which routes appear realistic and what should be ruled out? | Private Intake Call | Enough structure for first route fit before buying deeper advice |
| You are choosing between work, study, family or business routes | Which option protects your objective, timing and settlement position? | Strategy Session | Route comparison needs more than a short call |
| Your income, relationship, sponsor or travel evidence is complex | Which facts and documents carry the highest risk? | Readiness Review | The value sits in identifying weak evidence and practical gaps |
| You are approaching ILR or citizenship | Do absences, route continuity, good character or records create risk? | Settlement Plan | Years of UK residence should be reviewed before the application window |
| Your employer or business is part of the route | Can sponsorship, CoS, salary, role and compliance align? | Business Advisory | Employer action and candidate timing must be checked together |
| You have a refusal, appeal, overstaying or serious status issue | Is this a fresh application, challenge, urgent deadline or representation matter? | Referral Triage | Regulated legal advice or representation may be required |
A Good First Step
The right service should make the next decision lighter, not larger.
You are not buying a label or a longer conversation. You are buying enough clarity to make one important decision with fewer assumptions.
A short answer can be the right answer.
If one route is plainly a poor fit, it is better to know that early than to pay for work built on the wrong starting point.
You should know what the review is there to decide.
A route choice, an evidence concern, an employer decision or an ILR timeline each calls for a different kind of work.
The next message should become easier to write.
After a useful first step, you should know which date, fact, document or third-party question needs attention first.
Referral is sometimes the most valuable recommendation.
Where regulated advice or representation is needed, being directed to the right kind of support is a safeguard, not a dead end.
Deadline pressure changes the buying decision.
If a visa, job, school place, travel plan or ILR window is close, the first paid step should identify what can still realistically be done. A short intake is useful for urgency triage; a strategy session is better when several options must be compared quickly.
Document problems usually need readiness review.
When the route is known but income, savings, self-employment, relationship, sponsor, travel or residence evidence is not straightforward, the client is no longer buying information. They are buying risk identification and document priorities.
Family cases need route and evidence strategy together.
Partner, child, dependant and education-linked matters often involve more than one person and more than one future decision. A strategy session or family evidence build is usually more useful than a generic first call when the facts are already complex.
Employer sponsorship is both immigration and operational risk.
For businesses and sponsored workers, the buying question is not simply “Can this person get a visa?” It is whether the employer can sponsor correctly, on time, at the right salary, with the right compliance setup.
Some matters should not be sold as ordinary advisory work.
Previous refusals, appeal deadlines, asylum or protection issues, overstaying and serious status uncertainty may require authorised legal advice or representation. A professional service selector should make referral visible, not hide it.
Next Step
If you still cannot choose, submit the assessment first.
The assessment lets UKIMMI recommend the right paid step from your actual facts, not from a generic package label.
01
State the objective
Work, study, family relocation, settlement, citizenship, employer sponsorship or urgent problem.
02
Mark the pressure
Deadline, evidence weakness, sponsor issue, family impact, travel history or legal risk.
03
Buy the correct first step
Intake, strategy, readiness review, settlement plan, business advisory or referral triage.