Cross-border journeys,
handled with uncommon care

UKVI's standard service is around 3 weeks from biometrics, though it can vary with demand. Priority (about 5 working days) and super-priority services are available for an additional fee. We advise applying at least 6-8 weeks before your travel date.

Usually, yes — if the reasons for the refusal are understood and answered. This is exactly what our Case Strengthening service exists for: we study the refusal notice, identify the doubts the officer raised, and build the evidence that answers them before you reapply. A refusal makes a careless reapplication risky, but a well-built one entirely possible.

At minimum: a valid passport, evidence of your ties to Nigeria (employment, business, property, family), financial evidence, and details of your host or accommodation. The exact bundle depends on your circumstances — our intake form captures what matters and we tell you precisely what to gather.

Only for stays over 6 months (for example student or work routes). Standard Visitor applications of 6 months or less do not require a TB certificate.

Yes. A UK-based host can provide accommodation and financial sponsorship. Their immigration status, income evidence and relationship to you all form part of the application — we prepare the sponsorship documents so they carry proper weight.

Our professional fees are separate from government visa fees, VFS/TLScontact charges and any third-party costs, which you pay directly. You receive a clear invoice before any work begins — no hidden charges.

Most transfers and school-fee payments complete same day to 24 hours once funds and beneficiary details are confirmed, at a rate we lock with you in advance.