Immigration Routes

Find the right UK visa route

Every UK immigration route we advise on, organised in one place. Explore family, work, business, settlement, citizenship and visit visas, then get tailored advice on the option that fits your circumstances.

Not sure which route to review? Use the ENS Visa Route Finder to identify the immigration frameworks and guidance that may be relevant to your circumstances — a guide only, with no eligibility decision.

Immigration Routes

Every route we advise on

The nine service areas from our menu, in one place — explore each, then get tailored advice on the option that fits your circumstances.

01
EC

ECAA — Ankara Agreement

Turkish Businessperson, Worker, dependant and settlement routes under the preserved ECAA framework.

Explore ECAA — Ankara Agreement →
02
FP

Family & Partner Visas

Partner, spouse, fiancé(e), parent, child and adult dependent relative applications.

Explore Family & Partner Visas →
03
WK

Work & Sponsored Immigration

Skilled Worker, Health & Care Worker and other UK work routes.

Explore Work & Sponsored Immigration →
04
SL

Sponsor Licence & Employer Services

Applying for, managing and staying compliant with a UK sponsor licence.

Explore Sponsor Licence & Employer Services →
05
IL

Settlement & ILR

Indefinite Leave to Remain, long residence and settlement applications.

Explore Settlement & ILR →
06
BC

British Citizenship & Nationality

Naturalisation, registration and British nationality applications.

Explore British Citizenship & Nationality →
07
VV

Visitor Visas

Standard, business, family and medical visitor applications.

Explore Visitor Visas →
08
IP

Immigration Problems

Refusals, administrative review, overstaying and other complex circumstances.

Explore Immigration Problems →
09
AS

Advice & Support

Consultations, eligibility assessments and document review.

Explore Advice & Support →
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Liverpool, UK

UK-wide advice, online

A smaller first step

Not sure yet? Start with a focused review.

You don’t have to commit to a full application to get clear, regulated advice. A short, fixed-fee review often settles the one question holding you back — which route fits, whether you qualify, or why an application was refused.

Before you apply

Eligibility & options assessment

Find out which route actually fits your circumstances and whether you are likely to meet the requirements — before you spend time or money on an application.

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Before you submit

Application review

Already prepared your application? We check your forms and answers against the current rules and flag anything that could lead to a refusal.

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Document check

Evidence bundle review

A focused check of your financial, relationship or sponsorship evidence — so you know it meets the specified requirements before it reaches the Home Office.

Ask about a bundle review →
After a refusal

Refusal second opinion

Had an application refused? Get an honest, independent view of what went wrong and your realistic options for what to do next.

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Fixed fee agreed in writing · No VAT · If your matter needs a higher level of authorisation than our IAA Level 1 scope, we tell you and refer you on.

Eyyüp Yaprak, founder and Principal Immigration Adviser at ENS Immigration Advice
Founder & Principal Adviser

Eyyup Yaprak

IAA Regulated Immigration Adviser
AuthorisationLevel 1
IAA RegistrationF202331709
Advising SinceApril 2024
BaseLiverpool, UK
LanguagesEnglish, Turkish
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Meet the adviser

Founded to make regulated advice honest and accessible.

Before founding the practice, Eyyup spent 10 years teaching English in Turkey and Liverpool, so every stage of an application is explained clearly, in English or Turkish. A BA and MA in English Language Teaching and an Associate Degree in Computer Programming & Technology sit alongside AAT Level 4 in Accounting, giving a strong grasp of the financial evidence many visa categories require.

Casework spans family, work, settlement and Ankara Agreement (ECAA) applications, plus sponsor licence guidance for employers.

Source basis: the UK Immigration Rules and the related Home Office caseworker guidance published on GOV.UK. Immigration Rules and guidance change; confirm the current version on GOV.UK before applying.

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Not sure which route fits?

Answer a few quick questions with our eligibility checker, or book a consultation with an IAA-regulated adviser for tailored advice.

Disclaimer. The information on this page provides general information about UK immigration law and does not constitute legal advice on any individual immigration application. Immigration requirements depend on your individual circumstances and may change. You should seek professional advice before making an application or relying on the information provided.