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Immigration law website design for clients with a deadline and a lot at stake

Raise The Bar Websites designs websites for immigration law firms, with a page for each visa and application type, the SRA price information for applications and appeals, and fast enquiry routes for clients who are often working to a deadline. Builds start at £1,995.

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What makes immigration clients different?

They have a deadline. A visa expiring, an appeal window closing, a job offer waiting.
They are often comparing firms internationally, or on behalf of family abroad.
Many read English as a second language.
They are wary. Immigration has its share of unregulated advisers, so proof that you are a regulated firm matters a lot.

What does an immigration website need?

Feature Why

A page per route

Skilled worker, spouse and partner, settlement, citizenship, student, visitor, sponsor licence. Each one is its own search

SRA price pages

Applications (not asylum) and First-tier Tribunal appeals are listed in the SRA Transparency Rules

Prominent SRA badge

Separates you from unregulated advisers

Plain English, short sentences

Easier for second-language readers and for translation tools

WhatsApp and click-to-call

The routes many immigration clients prefer

Dated pages

Rules and Home Office fees change often; dates show the page is current

Business immigration section

Sponsor licences and right-to-work checks for employers

Where are immigration clients searching?

Immigration demand clusters around the Home Office's offices and large communities. Our Croydon page covers firms near Lunar House, and Newham and Ilford cover two of east London's busiest immigration markets.

What pages should an immigration website have?

Page Purpose

Home

Routes you handle, SRA regulation, fast contact

Spouse and partner visas

Requirements, timescales, SRA price information

Skilled worker visas

For individuals and their families

Settlement (indefinite leave to remain)

Eligibility, process, fees

British citizenship

Naturalisation and registration

Appeals

First-tier Tribunal appeals, with SRA price information

Business immigration

Sponsor licences and right-to-work compliance for employers

Fees

Full SRA price information for listed services

Languages we speak

Who on the team speaks what

How do you keep an immigration website up to date?

Immigration rules and Home Office fees change often. The simplest way to stay accurate is to date every page that mentions a rule or fee, keep a short list of those pages, and check them whenever the rules change. On our care plan, price updates count as minor changes, so keeping the SRA price pages current does not have to cost extra.

What does it cost?

Group

From £7,500

Multi-office firms and firms with 20+ fee earners

Live in 3 to 6 weeks

Practice

From £3,995

Firms with several practice areas and teams

Live in 2 to 4 weeks

Starter

From £1,995

Sole practitioners and single practice-area firms

Live in 2 to 3 weeks

Hosting and care: £65 a month, rolling, 30 days' notice. Quotes are held for seven days.

Immigration is one of the practice areas where Google Ads tends to work well, because clients search with urgency.

What do law firms say about our work?

A Professional Website Designed to Convert
“Our new website presents our practice areas beautifully, introduces our solicitors and makes it straightforward for potential clients to arrange a consultation. Every detail feels carefully considered, from the navigation and mobile experience to the enquiry forms.”
Michael, Commercial Law Partner, London

Professional From Start to Finish
“The entire process was seamless. They took the time to understand our firm, our specialist practice areas and the types of clients we wanted to attract. The finished website looks exceptional, works brilliantly across devices and gives us a much stronger online presence.”
Emma, Legal Practice Director, Kent

These reviews were given to the team behind Raise The Bar Websites, WDL Digital Ltd, for law firm website and visibility work carried out before this brand launched. Published as written, with permission. All reviews

Frequently asked questions

Which immigration services need published prices?

Under the SRA Transparency Rules, preparing and submitting immigration applications, and advice and representation at the First-tier Tribunal on visa and immigration appeals, are both listed. Asylum applications and asylum appeals are excluded.

Should our website be in more than one language?

If a large share of your clients read another language, key pages in that language can help. They must be accurate translations, checked by someone fluent, and the English version stays the main one.

How do we handle constant changes to immigration rules and Home Office fees?

Date every page that mentions rules or fees, and review those pages whenever the rules change. We set up a simple list of pages to check so nothing goes stale.

Do OISC-regulated advisers need the same website?

OISC advisers are regulated differently from solicitors and are not covered by the SRA Transparency Rules. We can build for them too, but the regulatory pages are different.

Should we offer WhatsApp enquiries?

For many immigration firms, yes. Clients often prefer it, especially when contacting family abroad. It needs to be covered in your privacy notice.

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