Immigration
for
businesses

Providing effective legal solutions for those seeking to live, work and invest in the UK.

UK immigration law can be complicated, and changes frequently. To ensure your immigration plans succeed, it helps to have experts who can explain how the system works and guide you to the right solutions. As experienced immigration lawyers, we provide all the relevant services and can also support you in areas such as employment, property and tax.

Specialists in immigration

Immigration issues can be complex, confusing and frustrating. With the government making regular and often sweeping changes to immigration law, it is a challenge to keep up with what is required and how best to provide it.

When you are faced with immigration issues, you need the support of a legal team that understands the problems and finds practical solutions, responds quickly and communicates clearly.

As experienced immigration lawyers, we provide tailored advice based on the latest UK immigration regulations. We pride ourselves on devising creative and compliant solutions to secure immigration permission for our clients to live, work and invest in the UK. Our focus is always on understanding your situation and securing the outcome you need.

Moore Blatch is a multi-discipline full service firm, so we not only advise on all areas of UK immigration law, but can also help with areas such as employment, commercial matters, property and tax. These are often beyond the scope of specialist or ’boutique’ teams that only deal with immigration.

Why Moore Blatch?

We have extensive experience in advising clients from all backgrounds and resolving any cross-cultural issues sensitively and effectively. We speak French, Italian, Punjabi, Urdu and Hindi, and we’ll be happy to discuss your needs and provide straightforward, helpful answers.

We can also help with:

• Employing non-EU nationals in the UK
• Investing in the UK
• Landlords and the Right to Rent scheme
• Overseas businesses
• Support for HR teams and business owners
• Working in the UK