Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants (BIC) is not a general visa agency. Our team includes UK-qualified solicitors, South African attorneys, senior immigration practitioners, and professionals with advanced postgraduate qualifications in immigration and European law, including doctoral and master’s-level legal expertise.
Our UK consultants are regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA). Our South African team includes experienced immigration professionals and admitted attorneys with specialist knowledge of South African immigration law. This level of expertise matters because immigration applications are often refused not because the applicant had no case, but because the wrong route was chosen, the evidence was poorly structured, or legal risks were not identified early enough.
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Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants are regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA). IAA regulation means our consultants must meet strict standards of competence, professional conduct and ongoing compliance with UK immigration law and rules.
Our UK team includes qualified solicitors and lawyers who have chosen to specialise in immigration, alongside practitioners with advanced postgraduate qualifications in immigration and European law.
We do not operate as a form-filling service. Our role is to assess eligibility accurately, build a properly evidenced application, and manage risk at every stage. When we submit a UK visa application, it is prepared to the highest professional standard.
We offer online and telephone consultations for clients anywhere in the world, as well as in-person consultations at our offices. Wherever you are located, our team is accessible and ready to advise.
Consultation fees are deductible from your final fee if you instruct us within three months of your initial consultation.
Immigration decisions carry real consequences. Get in touch with one of our consultants today to ensure your application is in the right hands from the outset.
Our reputation has been built over many years of successful outcomes and client commendations. Independent feedback is publicly available on Google Reviews, Trustpilot, and other platforms, and we are confident in what you will find.
When we submit a visa application to the UK Home Office, it is prepared to the highest professional standard and carries the strongest possible foundation for success.
Our fees are competitive and transparent. Prospective clients should not assume that a higher level of professional expertise means uncompetitive fees. We monitor the market carefully and aim to keep our pricing competitive with other reputable immigration advisers. We encourage you to compare both price and service, including qualifications, experience, accountability, client care, Google Reviews, Trustpilot feedback and word of mouth.
We operate a “no-win, no-fee” policy. This reflects our confidence in the quality of our work, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy.
You can read more about our ‘no-win, no-fee’ policy on our Terms and Conditions page.
Our South African immigration team includes experienced immigration professionals and admitted attorneys with specialist knowledge of South African immigration law.
Our consultants have extensive experience working with the Department of Home Affairs across all categories of South African visa, permit and citizenship matters. Your SA immigration matter is in expert, accountable hands.
Our reputation has been built over many years of successful immigration outcomes for clients across the United Kingdom, South Africa and internationally. We are proud of the independent feedback our clients have shared on Google Reviews and Trustpilot, and we encourage you to read it before making your decision.
Read our Google Reviews and Trustpilot feedback and see what our clients say about working with Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants. We are confident in what you will find.
By Mr JP Breytenbach Director | Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants The question that sends people down the wrong path When most people start researching the UK Skilled Worker Visa, the first thing they do is check whether their salary is high enough. That is understandable. Salary thresholds are widely reported and...
Travelling to or from South Africa? You may have seen recent reports about the South African Revenue Service (SARS) Online Traveller Declaration, which became a requirement for most travellers from 1 July 2026.The announcement has understandably raised questions, but there is no need for concern. The requirement to declare certain...
By Mr JP BreytenbachDirector | Breytenbachs Immigration ConsultantsOn 23 June 2026, the House of Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee published Settlement, Citizenship and Integration (HL Paper 13), its 1st Report of Session 2026–27. The report scrutinises the Government’s proposed overhaul of the route to Indefinite Leave to Remain and...
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