Visa application help in London

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  1. 91

    Embassy of Denmark

    ★★★☆☆ 2.9
    Closed

    “I applied Denmark visa from VFS Dublin, it takes only 3 weeks to receive the result. The staff is friendly and supportive; communication is easy and smooth.”

    Address: 55 Sloane Street, London SW1X 9SR, United Kingdom

    Phone: +44 20 7333 0200

    Website: storbritannien.um.dk

  1. 94

    workpermit.com Law

    ★★★☆☆ 3
    Open

    “I used this company to help with my applications from the Finance visa til the citizenship. They were great.”

    Address: 3 Muirfield Crescent, London E14 9SZ, United Kingdom

    Phone: +44 344 991 9222

    Website: workpermit.com

  1. 97

    Home Office - Bermondsey

    ★★☆☆☆ 2
    Closed

    “Becket House is an immigration reporting centre in London Bridge. People who have been granted temporary admission or their immigration status require them to report to a local Home Office branch are the service user of Becket House. It is normally quite busy in the morning and you may que up half an hour to an hour before being admitted into the building. You will be queuing up on the street outside the reporting centre so wear appropriate clothing. Upon entering the building you will be required to go through a metal detector and all of your belongings will be scanned. You then line up in a queue again and wait for your turn to be seen by an immigration officer at the window. Home office staff routinely collect paper from those who are queuing up inside just to sign on to lessen the waiting time of service users. Officers call out your name and return the paper when the signing in is complete. The scary thing about this place is that it has a short term holding facility and you could be detained there and moved to an immigration removal centre. The best practice to follow when you go to report there is to carry all the necessary paperwork and a basic mobile phone with all the important phone numbers saved on your sim card. You normally are treated with dignity and respect and in return expected to treat others the same. And remember, do not use mobile phone inside the building.”

    Address: 60-68 Saint Thomas Street, London SE1 3QP, United Kingdom

    Phone: +44 20 7035 4848

    Website: homeoffice.gov.uk