Are you an experienced entrepreneur seeking to establish a business in the UK? Unlike the Start-up Visa, the Innovator Visa is designed for seasoned non-EEA business professionals looking to bring their viable and scalable business ideas to the UK market.
The application process varies depending on whether you are setting up a new business or if your business has already been endorsed. Given the complexities involved, our experts will guide you through the entire process, ensuring that you meet all the necessary requirements and submit the correct documentation.
Contact us today to explore your options and take the first step towards establishing your business in the UK.
Are you aspiring to launch your first business in the UK? The Start-up Visa is tailored for individuals with innovative, viable, and scalable business ideas, backed by an approved endorsing body. Unlike the Innovator Visa, there is no minimum investment fund requirement at this stage.
Let our specialists help you navigate the process and maximize your chances of success.
The UK Spouse Visa enables non-UK residents to live with their British or settled partners in the UK for up to 30 months, with the option to extend for another 30 months.
At AEG, we understand the importance of keeping families together. Our immigration specialists provide comprehensive support, including:
From April 11, 2024, the minimum annual income threshold is £29,000. However, if you applied before this date, the following thresholds apply:
Acceptable income sources include employment, self-employment, pensions, savings above £16,000, and rental or dividend income. If your income falls short, cash savings can be used to bridge the gap.
You may be exempt from financial requirements if you receive benefits such as:
Applicants must provide evidence of suitable accommodation that meets UK housing standards. Additionally, applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through an approved Secure English Language Testing (SELT) provider.
Exemptions apply to nationals of majority English-speaking countries, individuals under 18 or over 65, and those with long-term medical conditions.
To enhance the chances of approval, applicants must submit:
Our team can assist with document verification, translations, and application submission to expedite the process.
Errors or missing documents can lead to costly delays. Our specialists can streamline your application and ensure accuracy to avoid unnecessary expenses.
Even strong applications can be refused due to insufficient evidence or technical errors. If your Spouse Visa is denied, we provide expert guidance on:
With a high success rate in overturning refusals, our team ensures your best chance of approval.
After residing in the UK for five years under a Spouse Visa, you may be eligible to apply for ILR. The requirements remain similar to the initial application, including financial, accommodation, and language proficiency criteria.
There are two ILR routes:
Are you an experienced entrepreneur seeking to establish a business in the UK? Unlike the Start-up Visa, the Innovator Visa is designed for seasoned non-EEA business professionals looking to bring their viable and scalable business ideas to the UK market.
The application process varies depending on whether you are setting up a new business or if your business has already been endorsed. Given the complexities involved, our experts will guide you through the entire process, ensuring that you meet all the necessary requirements and submit the correct documentation.
Contact us today to explore your options and take the first step towards establishing your business in the UK.
Are you aspiring to launch your first business in the UK? The Start-up Visa is tailored for individuals with innovative, viable, and scalable business ideas, backed by an approved endorsing body. Unlike the Innovator Visa, there is no minimum investment fund requirement at this stage.
Let our specialists help you navigate the process and maximize your chances of success.
The UK Spouse Visa enables non-UK residents to live with their British or settled partners in the UK for up to 30 months, with the option to extend for another 30 months.
Let our specialists help you navigate the process and maximize your chances of success.
From expert advice to end-to-end application support, we’re here to simplify your Spouse Visa journey with confidence.
We'll assess your situation and explain every step — via Zoom, phone, or in-person.
We check all your documents and identify areas of concern or improvement.
We ensure all your information aligns with financial and legal rules.
We build your full submission including a strong Letter of Representation.
We communicate with the Home Office and support you until a final decision.
A UK Spouse Visa lets the husband or wife of a British citizen or settled person live in the UK. It’s valid for 2.5 years and can lead to permanent residency (ILR).
You’ll be granted 30 months (2.5 years) initially. You can then apply for a 30-month extension. After 5 years, you may qualify for ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain).
The Home Office application fee is £1,048 (from inside UK) or £1,846 (from outside UK). You must also pay the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) which is £1,560 (for 2.5 years).
ILR stands for Indefinite Leave to Remain. It allows you to live and work in the UK permanently without needing a visa. You can apply after 5 years of continuous residence.
A highly sought-after visa for skilled professionals, this points-based pathway allows individuals to live and work anywhere in Australia without the need for employer sponsorship or state nomination.
This visa is ideal for skilled workers who receive a nomination from an Australian state or territory. It grants permanent residency and requires you to live and work in the sponsoring state for a specified period.
A direct route to PR for skilled workers with a confirmed job offer from an approved Australian employer, offering stability and long-term career prospects.
Designed to boost regional workforce needs, this visa allows skilled professionals to gain PR through employer sponsorship in designated regional areas of Australia.
Although primarily a temporary visa, the TSS visa can serve as a stepping stone to PR under certain conditions, offering skilled workers a pathway to permanent residency.
For individuals in a committed relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen, this visa grants PR and enables them to build a future in Australia together.
This visa allows parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents to join their families permanently, with a faster processing time compared to other parent visas.
A cost-effective option for parents seeking permanent residency, though it involves longer processing times compared to the contributory parent visa.
Designed for aged parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents, this visa provides a pathway to PR while allowing applicants to remain in Australia during processing.
A visa that enables children adopted by Australian citizens or permanent residents to migrate and settle with their adoptive families in Australia.
For dependent children of Australian citizens or permanent residents, this visa facilitates family reunification and grants permanent residency.
An exclusive visa for high-net-worth individuals and business leaders looking to establish or expand a business in Australia, driving economic growth and innovation.
International students on a Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) may transition to PR after gaining relevant work experience and meeting eligibility criteria, making Australia an attractive destination for global talent.
Navigating the PR process can be complex, but our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way. For personalized advice, eligibility assessments, and detailed application support, contact us today or visit our website for more information.
Australia provides a range of permanent residency (PR) visa options tailored to skilled professionals, family members of Australian citizens, and business investors. Whether you're looking to advance your career, reunite with loved ones, or establish a business, there's a pathway designed to help you call Australia home.
A highly sought-after visa for skilled professionals, this points-based pathway allows individuals to live and work anywhere in Australia without the need for employer sponsorship or state nomination.
This visa is ideal for skilled workers who receive a nomination from an Australian state or territory. It grants permanent residency and requires you to live and work in the sponsoring state for a specified period.
A direct route to PR for skilled workers with a confirmed job offer from an approved Australian employer, offering stability and long-term career prospects.
Designed to boost regional workforce needs, this visa allows skilled professionals to gain PR through employer sponsorship in designated regional areas of Australia.
Although primarily a temporary visa, the TSS visa can serve as a stepping stone to PR under certain conditions, offering skilled workers a pathway to permanent residency.
For individuals in a committed relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen, this visa grants PR and enables them to build a future in Australia together.
This visa allows parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents to join their families permanently, with a faster processing time compared to other parent visas.
A cost-effective option for parents seeking permanent residency, though it involves longer processing times compared to the contributory parent visa.
Designed for aged parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents, this visa provides a pathway to PR while allowing applicants to remain in Australia during processing.
A visa that enables children adopted by Australian citizens or permanent residents to migrate and settle with their adoptive families in Australia.
For dependent children of Australian citizens or permanent residents, this visa facilitates family reunification and grants permanent residency.
An exclusive visa for high-net-worth individuals and business leaders looking to establish or expand a business in Australia, driving economic growth and innovation.
International students on a Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) may transition to PR after gaining relevant work experience and meeting eligibility criteria, making Australia an attractive destination for global talent.
Navigating the PR process can be complex, but our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way. For personalized advice, eligibility assessments, and detailed application support, contact us today.
Contact Our Immigration ExpertsAre you a Pakistani entrepreneur, investor, or business owner aiming to expand your horizons? Canada offers a suite of business immigration programs designed to help you establish and grow your enterprise while securing permanent residency. Here's an overview of the key pathways:
Ideal for innovative entrepreneurs, the Start-Up Visa Program facilitates the establishment of businesses that are innovative, can create jobs for Canadians, and can compete on a global scale. To qualify, you must:
This program offers a direct route to permanent residency, allowing you to develop your business in Canada's dynamic market.
Various provinces and territories in Canada have tailored business immigration streams under their PNPs, targeting individuals ready to invest in and manage local businesses. Each province has specific criteria, typically involving:
For instance, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) Entrepreneur Immigration stream requires a minimum investment and the creation of at least one full-time job. Successful applicants receive a provincial nomination, streamlining the path to permanent residency.
The IMP allows Canadian employers to hire foreign workers without a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) under specific exemptions. Entrepreneurs can utilize this program to:
While primarily a temporary work authorization, the IMP can serve as a stepping stone toward permanent residency through other immigration pathways.
Next Steps
Navigating Canada's business immigration landscape requires careful planning and adherence to specific requirements. It's advisable to consult with immigration professionals or legal advisors to assess your eligibility and develop a tailored application strategy.
Embark on your Canadian business journey today and unlock new opportunities in one of the world's most welcoming and prosperous environments!
Antigua and Barbuda is a sovereign island nation in the Caribbean, renowned for its robust tourism industry, business service outsourcing, and financial services. Since the 1970s, it has been a prominent tourism hub, boasting a modern airport terminal that accommodates multiple daily flights from Europe and the Americas. The nation is famed for its 365 beaches, offering visitors a different beach for each day of the year. Barbuda, situated 32 miles north of Antigua, is a sparsely populated, low-lying coral island featuring a vast lagoon and extensive, undeveloped beaches.
Antigua and Barbuda offers a Citizenship by Investment Program, established to attract foreign investment and boost economic growth. The program provides several investment options for applicants seeking citizenship:
Program Specifics:
Primarily based on agriculture, particularly bananas, with growing sectors in tourism, offshore financial services, and manufacturing. Dominica attracts visitors with its rugged mountains, rainforests, freshwater lakes, hot springs, waterfalls, and diving spots. Cruise ship stopovers have increased following the development of modern docking and waterfront facilities in the capital.
Eligibility Options:
Program Specifics:
Please note that economic data, such as GDP and population figures, may vary based on different sources and the year of data collection. For the most current and accurate information, it's advisable to consult official resources or authoritative financial databases.
“ They were great! The whole process was so smooth and made everything so manageable. Thank you so much for your cooperation and support during the whole process. ”
Mrs. Farheen Asif
Client of AEG Immigration
Alhamdulillah, he is now attending classes in the UK to build a bright future.
“ AEG made the visa process seamless. Their team was extremely supportive and answered every question patiently. Highly recommended! ”
Mr. Rehan Malik
Skilled Migration Client
He is now working in Melbourne as a civil engineer.
Are you a Pakistani entrepreneur, investor, or business owner aiming to expand your horizons? Canada offers a suite of business immigration programs designed to help you establish and grow your enterprise while securing permanent residency.
Ideal for innovative entrepreneurs, the Start-Up Visa Program facilitates the establishment of businesses that are innovative, can create jobs for Canadians, and can compete on a global scale. To qualify, you must:
This program offers a direct route to permanent residency, allowing you to develop your business in Canada's dynamic market.
Various provinces and territories in Canada have tailored business immigration streams under their PNPs, targeting individuals ready to invest in and manage local businesses. Each province has specific criteria, typically involving:
For instance, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) Entrepreneur Immigration stream requires a minimum investment and the creation of at least one full-time job. Successful applicants receive a provincial nomination, streamlining the path to permanent residency.
The IMP allows Canadian employers to hire foreign workers without a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) under specific exemptions. Entrepreneurs can utilize this program to:
While primarily a temporary work authorization, the IMP can serve as a stepping stone toward permanent residency through other immigration pathways.
Navigating Canada's business immigration landscape requires careful planning and adherence to specific requirements. It's advisable to consult with immigration professionals or legal advisors to assess your eligibility and develop a tailored application strategy.
Embark on your Canadian business journey today and unlock new opportunities in one of the world's most welcoming and prosperous environments!
Antigua and Barbuda is a sovereign island nation in the Caribbean, renowned for its robust tourism industry, business service outsourcing, and financial services. Since the 1970s, it has been a prominent tourism hub, boasting a modern airport terminal that accommodates multiple daily flights from Europe and the Americas. The nation is famed for its 365 beaches, offering visitors a different beach for each day of the year. Barbuda, situated 32 miles north of Antigua, is a sparsely populated, low-lying coral island featuring a vast lagoon and extensive, undeveloped beaches.
Antigua and Barbuda offers a Citizenship by Investment Program, established to attract foreign investment and boost economic growth. The program provides several investment options for applicants seeking citizenship:
Economy: Primarily based on agriculture, particularly bananas, with growing sectors in tourism, offshore financial services, and manufacturing.
Tourism: Attracts visitors with its rugged mountains, rainforests, freshwater lakes, hot springs, waterfalls, and diving spots. Cruise ship stopovers have increased following the development of modern docking and waterfront facilities in the capital.
Please note that economic data, such as GDP and population figures, may vary based on different sources and the year of data collection. For the most current and accurate information, it's advisable to consult official resources or authoritative financial databases.
" They were great! The whole process was so smooth and made everything so manageable. Thank you so much for your cooperation and support during the whole process. "
Mrs. Farheen Asif
Client of AEG Immigration
Alhamdulillah, he is now attending classes in the UK to build a bright future.
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