Stay Informed.
Stay Compliant.
Stay in the UK.
Free, plain-English information about the UK’s digital immigration system — and how to find a regulated adviser for your own case.
Navigating UK immigration starts with the right information.
The UK has transitioned from physical Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) to a digital eVisa system, leaving many people unsure about their immigration status and required documents. Adamson Lee Consultants provides clear, easy-to-understand information to help you understand the system and navigate the process with confidence.
Our information is provided for general guidance only and should not be considered legal or immigration advice. For advice specific to your individual circumstances, we recommend seeking assistance from a qualified immigration professional.
Information Packs
Find Information for Your Situation
General information only — not individual advice.
20-Year Long Residence
Have you lived in the UK for 20 years or more? Understand evidence, preparation and how to approach regulated advice.
I Have a Valid Visa
Understand your rights, conditions and pathway to settlement.
Expiry Reminders
Know when to act before your leave runs out.
My Visa Has Expired (Overstayer)
Clear, compassionate information if you have exceeded your leave.
Bringing My Family to the UK
Complete guide and information on spouse, partner and child visa applications.
My Child Is British – Can I Stay in the UK?
Is your child British and you’re worried about your immigration status or your future in the UK? Understand what documents, evidence and information may be relevant when considering your position as the parent of a British child.
Refused by the Home Office — What Happens Next?
Understand the general framework surrounding Home Office refusal decisions, common terminology, possible consequences, and where to find official information. This guide provides educational information only and is not immigration advice.
These sections provide general information only. They do not assess your circumstances and are not immigration advice. For advice about your own case, speak to a regulated immigration adviser or solicitor.
Need Help With Your Own Case?
Only qualified solicitors, barristers, chartered legal executives, and IAA-registered advisers are authorised to provide UK immigration advice. Adamson Lee Consultants encourages individuals to seek guidance from regulated professionals for advice tailored to their personal circumstances.