Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants Ltd offer expert advice and representation in relation to UK Immigration Law, UK Visa Applications, and UK Visa Reviews and Appeals. Our highly qualified consultants have many years of experience in the field of immigration. We pride ourselves on our reputation for excellence, fast results, and friendly personal service. We also offer advice and representation in all South African immigration matters.
Immigration Law Practitioners Member
Immigration Advice Authority
We offer online consultations for UK Immigration matters. We are also able to consult with you via telephone. Personal consultations are available at any of our offices to individuals and businesses worldwide.
Our consultation fees are deductible from your final fee, should you instruct us within three months of your consultation.
For peace of mind, get in touch with one of our consultants today. Let us help you plan your immigration route!
Our reputation has been solidified by the numerous commendations we have received from our satisfied clients over the years. We are committed to excellence, which is evident in our outstanding trust scores on reputable review platforms.
When we submit a visa application to the UK Home Office, it carries the highest possible chance of success.
Our prices are very competitive. We make sure that you get expert advice at affordable prices.
We operate a “no-win, no-fee” policy. This means we guarantee our work.
If your application is not successful, due to an error on our side, we will refund you all the fees you have paid for our professional services.
You can read more about our ‘no-win, no-fee’ policy on our Terms and Conditions page.
Our SA Immigration consultants are registered with FIPSA. This is the professional body for immigration practitioners in South Africa. Our SA Immigration consultants have many years of experience in SA Immigration law and dealing with the South African authorities.
This can give you the peace of mind that your SA immigration matter is in competent hands.
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Immigration Law Practitioners Member
Immigration Advice Authority
