Member firm of Global Immigration HubMember firmHub centres in Pretoria and Harare · thegih.com →Beyond South Africa and the rest of Africa, we help clients with visas for the United Kingdom, Europe, the Gulf and the Americas. You know who acts on your application before you engage us.
Each region has its own visa system and its own rules on who may give immigration advice. Choose yours.
Visit, work, study and family visas, including dependant visas for children and partners joining someone already in the UK.
Advice is given by an adviser registered with the Immigration Advice Authority, or a solicitor regulated by the SRA.
Schengen short-stay visas for tourism, business and family visits, and longer-stay national visas for work, study and residence in individual European countries.
Rules on who may give immigration advice vary by country. We confirm who acts on your matter at the start.
Visit, employment and residence visas for the United Arab Emirates, including family sponsorship, with the attested documents these applications rely on.
Applications go through the official channels of each country. We tell you at the start who acts on your matter.
Visit, work, study and family routes for North America, and visit, work and residence options across Latin America, assessed case by case.
Where a country regulates immigration advice, that advice is given by an appropriately authorised adviser.
Visitor, work, study and family visas for New Zealand, including clients joining family already there.
Advice is given by an adviser licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority, or a lawyer.
If your destination is not listed, ask. We will tell you honestly whether we can help, and who would act on your application.
Ask about a destinationThe same process for every destination.
We understand your goals and documents, and whether the move is realistic.
We confirm who will act on your application and, where the destination regulates immigration advice, their authorisation.
Evidence, supporting statements and forms are prepared and checked before submission.
Police clearance, apostille, attestation, certificates and translations from South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Where a country regulates immigration advice, that advice is given by an appropriately authorised adviser. You can verify them with the regulator.
| Destination | Who may give immigration advice |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Immigration Advice Authority, or a solicitor regulated by the SRA |
| Canada | College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, or a lawyer |
| United States | A licensed attorney, or a DOJ-accredited representative |
| New Zealand | Immigration Advisers Authority, or a lawyer |
| Schengen area and Latin America | Varies by country |
Shown in the client's own words, shortened in places.
Tell us where you are and where you want to be. We will tell you honestly what is possible.
