If you’ve decided to start on your immigration journey, you’ll invariably be seeking advice. It is important then to take a moment and understand how immigration advisers are regulated in the UK.
What is an immigration adviser?
In the UK, an immigration adviser is someone who is registered to help people with immigration. This means they know the rules and can help you with your immigration case and can provide advice or services. Most businesses offering immigration advice or services in the UK need to apply to OISC for registration.
What is OISC?
The OISC stands for the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner. It’s a government body in the UK that regulates immigration advisers. This means they make sure that immigration advisers are qualified and follow certain rules to protect people who need immigration advice.
What is a Level 1 OISC Adviser?
A Level 1 OISC Adviser is permitted to provide immigration advice and assistance. This typically includes:
A Level 1 OSIC Adviser isn’t permitted to handle complex immigration cases or provide legal advice.
Why Choose a Registered OISC Adviser?
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For basic immigration advice and assistance, a Level 1 OISC Adviser, like Nexus Visas can be a valuable resource on your immigration journey. In general, its best to seek out a registered OISC adviser to ensure you receive reliable and ethical immigration advice.
Contact Nexus Visas, your local OISC registered immigration adviser in South West London
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Call 020 3598 7413
Email immigration@nexusvisas.co.uk