Your global future. Our guidance.
Tell us what you want to do and where. We will show you the main routes, then help you prepare an application that meets every requirement.
I want to work in the US
Change either option and your route card updates.
- H-1B specialty occupation
- L-1 intra-company transfer
- O-1 extraordinary ability
- TN and E-3 (eligible nationals)
- Match your job to the right route and check the sponsor
- Build and check your evidence and forms
- Book biometrics and prepare you for any interview
Who we help
Start with your situation, not a visa name.
Pick the description closest to you. Each one links to a full guide.
Skilled Worker & Employment VisasWork visas planned around your job offer.
Got a job offer abroad, or hiring someone from overseas? We check the role against the visa rules, plan the right route and build an application that is complete and on time. We work with both employees and employers on routes to the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia and the UAE.
- Employees moving abroad for a sponsored job
- Staff on intra-company transfers and international postings
- Contractors and freelancers moving into sponsored employment
- Founders taking a salaried role in their own company, where the route allows it
Study Permits & Graduate PathwaysStudent visas, from your offer letter to your first job after graduation.
We help you build a student visa application that meets every requirement, from your funds to your study plan. Where a post-study work route exists, we plan that step too. We support students heading to the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia and the UAE.
- Students starting a language, vocational, undergraduate or postgraduate course
- Parents supporting an applicant under 18
- Graduates moving onto a post-study work route
- Students who were refused before and need stronger evidence
Family & Dependant VisasFamily visas that bring the people you love to where you live.
We plan and prepare visa applications for partners, children and other dependants, and for parents where a route allows it. We help families joining someone in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia and the UAE.
- Spouses, partners and fiancé(e)s joining a citizen, resident or visa holder
- Children, including newborns and adopted children, joining one or both parents
- Parents and other relatives, where a dependant route exists
- Family members coming with a main applicant on a work or study visa
Permanent Residence & CitizenshipPlan your route to permanent residence and citizenship.
We check whether you qualify for permanent residence and, later, for citizenship. We find the most realistic route, help you collect the right evidence over time, and prepare an application that meets the rules. We work on settlement and citizenship cases for the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia and the UAE.
- Workers, students and family members ready to move from temporary to permanent status
- Residents who meet the residence rules for citizenship or naturalisation
- People with long travel histories or past gaps in status that need careful planning
- Families who want one joined-up plan for the main applicant and dependants
Investor & Entrepreneur RoutesInvestor and founder visas, built on clear evidence.
We help investors and founders move abroad by investing in, starting or buying a business. We focus on three things: a source-of-funds trail that stands up to checks, a business plan that makes the case, and an application built around the exact tests of your chosen route. We support investor and founder cases for the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union and the UAE.
- Individuals and families looking to invest overseas
- Founders, co-founders and early key hires moving abroad to lead or grow a start-up
- Founders backed by angel or venture investors, search-fund operators and family office principals
- Buyers acquiring an established, trading business
Visitor & Short-Stay VisasVisitor visas for business trips, family visits and holidays.
We prepare clear, well-evidenced visitor applications that show your trip is genuine and that you will leave on time. We match the purpose of your trip to the activities each country allows, then gather the evidence its rules ask for. We help with short stays in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the Schengen area, Australia and the UAE.
- Business travellers attending meetings, conferences, trade fairs or short internal training
- Holidaymakers and people visiting family and friends
- Speakers and presenters at events, where the visit rules allow it
- Travellers who were refused before and need a stronger application
Refusals, Appeals & Complex CasesRefused, or facing a complicated case? Plan your next step.
A refusal is stressful, but it is rarely the end of the road. We read the decision carefully, rebuild your immigration history and set out the options that are realistic for you. We then prepare a stronger fresh application or a review request. Where an appeal or legal representation is needed, we work alongside independent regulated advisers or lawyers, who act for you under their own terms, while we keep the case organised day to day.
- Anyone who has received a refusal, or a letter warning of one
- People with past overstays, earlier breaches of conditions or complicated travel records
- Applicants whose documents or answers were questioned as inaccurate or not genuine
- Applicants with a criminal caution or conviction that must be declared
- Families dealing with dependency, custody or parental consent issues
- People who applied on their own and now want a structured plan
How a move works with us
Five stops between today and your arrival.
- 01
Consultation
We talk through your plans, your history and your timing, and tell you honestly whether a route looks open.
- 02
Your route plan
A written plan: the route, the evidence you need, who does what, the government fees and a realistic timeline.
- 03
Document pack
Checklists, templates and reviews of your drafts, so names, dates and figures match across every document.
- 04
Submission
We help you submit, book biometrics or a visa centre appointment, and prepare you for any interview.
- 05
Decision & arrival
Arrival checklists and renewal dates if you are approved. If you are refused, we review the decision with you.
Destinations
Six destinations, each with its own rules.
Choose a country to see the routes we help with there.
Move to the UK with a clear plan.
Our London team helps you choose the right UK route and get your application right first time. We check your eligibility, prepare your evidence and support you from the first form to the decision. We cover work and sponsorship, study and the Graduate route, family visas, visits, settlement and British citizenship.
- Work and business
- Study and graduates
- Family
- Visitors
- Settlement (ILR)
- British citizenship
Your US visa or Green Card, planned step by step.
Our New York team helps you find the right US category and prepare a strong, complete case. We review your eligibility, organise your evidence and get you ready for your interview. We cover work and business visas, study and training, family petitions, visits, Green Cards and US citizenship.
- Work and business
- Study and exchange
- Family
- Visitors
- Green Cards
- US citizenship
Your move to Canada, mapped out.
We help you find the right Canadian route and build a complete, well-organised application. We cover work permits, study permits, family sponsorship, visits, permanent residence through Express Entry and the Provincial Nominee Program, and Canadian citizenship.
- Work permits
- Study and graduates
- Family
- Visitors
- Permanent residence
- Canadian citizenship
Live and work in the EU, with the right permit.
Each EU country runs its own immigration system, alongside a few EU-wide permits. We help you compare your options, choose the right country and route, and prepare an application that meets local rules. We cover the EU Blue Card and national work permits, study, family reunification, Schengen visits, long-term residence and citizenship.
- Work and business
- Study and graduates
- Family
- Visitors
- Long-term residence
- Citizenship
Plan your Australian visa with confidence.
We help you choose the right visa subclass and prepare an application that meets the Department of Home Affairs requirements. We cover skilled and employer-sponsored visas, student visas, partner and family visas, visits, permanent residence and Australian citizenship.
- Work and business
- Study and graduates
- Partner and family
- Visitors
- Permanent residence
- Australian citizenship
Residence and work in the UAE, organised.
We help you choose the right UAE residence route and get your paperwork in order. We cover employer-sponsored work visas, free zone and mainland company set-up, family sponsorship, visits, and long-term residence through the Golden Visa and Green Visa.
- Work and business
- Students
- Family
- Visitors
- Green Visa and residence
- Golden Visa
Where we are
Two offices, one team, clients worldwide.
Our offices are five hours apart, so between them they cover a long working day for clients in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. Wherever you are starting from, call, email or book a consultation.
- 550 Bromyard House, Bromyard Avenue, London W3 7FG, United Kingdom
- +44 7418 622396
- 277 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10172, United States
- +1 (929) 520-0147
FAQ
Questions people ask before they book.
Not answered here?
Ask us directly. A consultant will get back to you.
What happens after I get in touch?
We read your enquiry and arrange a consultation to understand your plans, whether that is work, study, family, permanent residence, investment or a visit.
What the first steps usually look like:
• Consultation: we discuss your goals, your immigration history and your timing, and look at whether you are likely to be eligible.
• Written plan: we set out the recommended route, the documents you will need, our fee, a realistic timeline and the main risks.
• Document pack: we give you a checklist and templates, and help with financial evidence, translations and any apostille.
From there we complete and check your forms, help you submit, book biometrics or appointments, prepare you for any interview, and follow your application through to a decision.
Are you a law firm? Are you regulated?
No. Brighture Immigration is an immigration consultancy, not a law firm, and we do not give legal advice or represent clients in court or at tribunal.
We provide guidance and application support: route planning, eligibility reviews, document preparation and checking, form completion, case management and interview preparation.
Some work must, by law, be done by a regulated adviser, solicitor or attorney. Examples include regulated immigration advice in the UK, legal representation in the US, and tribunal appeals. Where your case needs this, we work alongside independent regulated advisers or lawyers. They act for you under their own terms, and we stay your day-to-day contact.
Their terms and fees are set out for you separately, and nothing starts until you have agreed to them.
Where are you based?
Brighture Immigration is a UK company with offices in London and New York.
We work with clients all over the world. Most of our work is done by email, phone and video call, so you do not need to live near either office.
Between our two offices, our working hours overlap with most time zones.
Which destinations do you cover, and what don't you handle?
We help people move to the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia and the UAE.
We support work visas, study and graduate routes, family and dependant applications, permanent residence and citizenship, investor and entrepreneur routes, visitor visas, and refusals and complex cases. Where a case needs a regulated adviser or lawyer, we work alongside one.
We do not handle asylum claims, detention or removal cases, or large corporate mobility programmes. Our focus is on individuals and families.
Can you guarantee my visa will be approved?
No. Only the relevant government can decide your application, and nobody can promise the result. What we can do is help you make the strongest application possible.
How we help strengthen your case:
• We check your evidence against the rules and guidance in force today.
• We review your forms and documents before submission to catch gaps or inconsistencies.
• We flag risks early and, where it makes sense, suggest other options.
• We prepare you for any interview, including a mock interview.
If your application is refused, we review your options with you. Where an appeal or review needs a regulated adviser or lawyer, we work alongside one.
What do your services actually include?
• Work visas: checking that your job fits a qualifying category, reviewing your sponsor's certificate or offer letter, checking the current salary threshold, completing forms and supporting renewals.
• Study and graduate routes: statements of purpose, planning your financial evidence, matching your application to your CAS or offer letter, and routes after you graduate.
• Family and dependants: checking eligibility for a partner or children, guidance on evidencing your relationship, and planning the order of applications.
• Permanent residence and citizenship: an eligibility review, a plan for gathering documents, guidance on background checks, and form completion.
• Investor and entrepreneur routes: help organising your business plan and source-of-funds evidence, and coordinating company set-up where needed.
• Visitor visas: evidence of why you are travelling, ties to your home country, your itinerary and your funds.
• Appeals and complex cases: reviewing the decision and planning new evidence, working alongside a regulated adviser or lawyer where required.
How do your fees work?
Every case is different, so we quote for yours after a consultation. Our fee, and what it covers, is agreed in writing before any work starts.
Some costs are separate from our fee:
• Government fees, such as visa application fees, health charges and biometrics fees. Where possible, you pay these directly.
• Third-party costs, such as medical exams, police certificates, certified translations and couriers.
• Fees for any independent regulated adviser or lawyer, under their own terms.
If your situation changes and extra work is needed, we agree it with you in writing first.