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Immigration Standard Service Fees

Fees & Funding

At Bridgefield Legal, we are committed to providing transparent, fair, and clearly structured pricing. We believe clients should understand the costs involved from the outset, with no hidden fees or unexpected charges.

Immigration Services

Our immigration fees reflect the level of care, preparation, and professional diligence required to prepare and manage each application. Fees vary depending on the complexity of the matter and the work involved.

All fees listed below relate to our professional services only. Home Office application fees, Immigration Health Surcharge payments, biometric enrolment fees, translation costs, and other third-party expenses are payable separately and will be explained to you in advance where applicable.

Standard Immigration Application Fees

Further Leave to Remain (FLR) Application £1,250

Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Application £1,500

Administrative Review £500

British Citizenship / Naturalisation Application £900

EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) Application £500

Visitor Visa Application £1,000

Travel Document / Certificate of Travel£180

Employment Law Services

For employment law matters, Bridgefield Legal offers a range of funding options designed to make professional support accessible and affordable.

Depending on the nature and merits of your case, Employment Law Consultancy and Employment Tribunal Representation may be available on:

  • Fixed Fee Basis – for specific services such as grievances, appeals, settlement agreement reviews, disciplinary support, and employment advice.

  • No Win, No Fee Arrangements – available for selected cases where appropriate and subject to assessment.

  • Tailored Fee Agreements – designed to reflect the complexity and requirements of individual matters.

Our employment services include:

  • Unfair Dismissal

  • Workplace Discrimination

  • Grievances and Disciplinary Matters

  • Redundancy Disputes

  • Pregnancy and Maternity Claims

  • Equal Pay Claims

  • Unlawful Deductions from Wages

  • Settlement Negotiations and Agreements

  • Employment Tribunal Representation

We will discuss all available funding options during your initial consultation and provide clear information regarding any costs before work begins.

What Our Fees Include

Unless otherwise agreed, our professional fees may include:

  • Initial case assessment and advice;

  • Meetings, telephone calls, and correspondence;

  • Review of supporting documents;

  • Preparation of applications, claims, appeals, or submissions;

  • Liaison with relevant third parties;

  • Case management and ongoing support;

  • Copies of documentation and routine administrative work.

What Our Fees Do Not Include

Our professional fees generally do not include:

  • Home Office application fees;

  • Immigration Health Surcharge payments;

  • Biometric enrolment fees;

  • Translation or interpreter costs;

  • Courier and postal charges;

  • Independent expert reports;

  • Medical reports;

  • Barristers' fees or specialist advocate fees (where separately instructed);

  • Tribunal or court fees (if applicable); and

  • Any other third-party costs incurred on your behalf.

Where additional costs are likely to arise, we will discuss these with you in advance wherever possible.

Free Initial Consultation

Bridgefield Legal offers a free initial consultation for many immigration and employment matters. This allows us to understand your circumstances, assess your options, and provide information about the most suitable funding arrangements for your case.

📞 Call us on 0141 255 1068 or submit an online enquiry to discuss your matter with a member of our team.

Important Notice: Immigration services are provided in accordance with the requirements of the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA). Employment law consultancy and Employment Tribunal representation are provided separately and are not regulated by the Immigration Advice Authorit