From people who’ve been through it
Before you accept an offer, see how long the certificate and the decision took for others, who paid the fees and what went wrong, and ask the people who went through it.
Members who went through a visa with a company: people it sponsored, people it offered a job to where the visa didn’t go ahead, and people who applied. Each experience says which, and we haven’t checked it, so read it as someone’s account rather than fact.
The role and year, the visa route, whether they applied from inside or outside the UK, how many weeks from offer to certificate of sponsorship and from biometrics to decision, what happened, and whether the employer paid the visa fee. Optionally, one short tip for the next person.
Figures appear once five people have shared an experience with that company, so nobody’s own dates can be picked out. Tips show sooner, without names.
Yes. Tips, questions and answers are checked before they’re public, members can report anything, and moderators review reports. Nothing is paid for and nothing is removed for being negative; we remove what breaks the rules, like offers of paid sponsorship or contact details.
Only if you let them. People you’ve connected with can message you, you choose whether others can send a message request, and you can block anyone. Solicitors can never message you first.
Your name, headline and what you’ve asked and answered. Your visa route, where you are in the process, your nationality and your employer are each hidden, shown to connections or shown to everyone: you choose, one by one. Your visa timeline is always private, and experiences never carry your name.
ImmigrationGPT gives information from public records and the Immigration Rules, not advice on your case. For advice, speak to a regulated adviser.