Our team of professional lawyers deal with all aspect of immigration laws either refugees or slumpe. Nowlease Chambers is the leading immigration and human rights law specialists in the UK.

Nowlease Chambers is based in North London, we provide a fast, friendly, reliable, honest, affordable and professional immigration service. As specialist immigration and human rights lawyers, we provide legal advice concerning all UK immigration and human rights matters including Applications by Family Members of British Citizens, Settled Persons, UK Work Visas and Same Day Visa Service EU Law Applications, Long Residence Applications, Humanitarian Protection, Asylum, British Citizenship, Immigration Appeals and Administrative Review, Judicial Reviews against the Home and Office.

We provide expert UK immigration services to clients of all nationalities from all over the world including Australians, Americans, Canadians, Russians,Turkish, New Zealanders, Chinese, Japanese, Indians and Pakistanis.

We offer professional service with very reasonable fees and flexible payment terms for all of our clients. If you cannot afford to pay our fee in full at the time of your instructions, we are happy to accept down payment of the agreed fee at the time of initial instructions with the balance to be paid via monthly installments. Nowlease Chambers are specialist to provide legal help in all types of Immigration and Human Rights matters at all stages of an immigration case including:

• An appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber);
• Any application to the Home and Office;
• An Appeal to the Upper Tribunal;
• An appeal to the Court of Appeal Civil Division;
• An application to The European Court of Human Rights;
• Judicial Review in the Administrative Court / High Court;
• An application to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber);
• An application to the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal; An appeal to the Supreme Court of England and Wales on point of law.