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We help international student and skilled professionals get endorsed. We're not an immigration service, and we don’t provide visa sponsorship.
UK Self-Sponsorship Visa
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Be Your Own Sponsor. Move to the UK as an Entrepreneur.
Skip the job hunt. Under Tier 3, you can establish a UK limited company, apply for a sponsor license, and employ yourself legally under the Skilled Worker route.
What’s Included:
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Step-by-step business setup in the UK
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Sponsor license application support
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Sample business plan & financial templates
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PAYE, insurance, and compliance guide
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Skilled Worker visa application guidance
Who It’s For:
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Freelancers & consultants
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Small business owners expanding to UK
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Founders transitioning from IFV or other visas
eBook:
Your UK Self Sponsorship Visa Roadmap
→ Detailed breakdown of the process
→ Includes sample CV, business plan, and Home Office checklist
E-Book
Your UK Self Sponsorship Visa Roadmap
OUR SERVICES
Company Registration & Compliance Setup
We start by registering your Ltd company, handling all compliance tasks such as VAT and PAYE registration, and appointing your ILR/British relative as the director. You’ll just need to deposit £15,000 into your business account.
Sponsor Licence Application
Within 3 weeks, your company will be ready to apply for a sponsor licence. We’ll guide you through the application process, with a standard approval time of 4-8 weeks, or expedited to 2 weeks if needed.
Local CoS Allocation
Once your sponsor licence is granted, we’ll apply for your first Local CoS, making it your company asset. Following this, we will secure 1-2 additional international CoS within 2 weeks.
Ongoing Compliance & Accountancy Support
After securing your sponsor licence, we provide continued compliance and accountancy management to ensure your business stays in line with UK regulations and your 5-year route to securing ILR is safeguarded.
SELF SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
Secure Your UK Future with Self-Sponsorship
Designed for professionals seeking full flexibility and control over their UK residency.
Eligibility Criteria
Must own a Ltd company with a capital deposit of £15,000 and have a British relative or ILR holder as a company director.
Fast-Track Process
Get your self-sponsorship processed in just 4-6 weeks.
Multiple Benefits
Enjoy the freedom to work, start multiple businesses, and sponsor your partner for a dependent visa, securing your UK stay for 5 years.
Comprehensive Compliance Support
We handle everything, from VAT and PAYE registration to sponsor licence applications, ensuring full compliance and seamless accountancy management.
AFFORDABLE FEE STRUCTURE
Government Fees (paid directly)
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Company Formation: £100
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Home Office Licence Fee: £574 (small company)
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Priority Service (optional): £500
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CoS Assignation: £574
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Immigration Skills Charge: £364/year
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Visa & IHS Fees: £4,000 (3-year visa)
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British Authorising Officer (optional): £2,500
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Monthly Compliance & Accounts Service: £150/month.
Note: Both our service fees and any applicable government fees are non refundable under any circumstances. This is because significant time, resources, and expert consultation are invested from the moment we begin working on your application.
Initial Advance
£4,000 – Covers the setup of your Ltd company, compliance (VAT, PAYE), and sponsor licence application (excluding govt fees).
Success Fee: £6,000
FAQ'S
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What is a Self-Sponsorship Visa and who is it for?It is a UK immigration route that allows professionals to sponsor themselves by setting up their own company in the UK, provided they have a British/ILR-holding relative as a director.
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What is the Tier 2 Skilled Worker Visa?A UK work visa that allows skilled professionals to live and work in the UK under sponsorship from an approved UK employer.
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Who is the Innovator Founder Visa for?It’s for entrepreneurs with innovative, viable, and scalable business ideas who wish to start a business in the UK.
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What documents are required for a UK Student Visa application?You must provide: A valid passport or travel document. A Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your course provider. Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself and pay for your course. Proof of English language proficiency. A valid Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) certificate, if required. Tuberculosis test results, if applicable. Parental consent if you're under 18. IDP+12GOV.UK+12GoStudyIn+12University of Oxford+3GoStudyIn+3University of Greenwich+3Indiatimes+1Financial Times+1GOV.UK+3University of Nottingham+3GOV.UK+3
