Specialist UK immigration advice
UK immigration advice for employers, individuals and families
UKU advises UK businesses on sponsor licences, sponsorship and compliance, and advises individuals and families on work, family, settlement and citizenship applications.
Applications are decided on evidence. We look at yours first.
Regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority · Ref No. F201700062
For employers
Business immigration
Advice for organisations applying for a sponsor licence, sponsoring workers or managing their sponsor duties, including compliance visits and enforcement action.
- Sponsor licence applications
- Certificates of Sponsorship
- Sponsor duties and SMS reporting
- Right to work checks
- Home Office compliance visits
- Sponsor licence concerns
For individuals and families
Personal immigration
Advice on joining family in the UK, working here, extending permission, settling permanently and applying for British citizenship.
- Spouse and civil partner visas
- Skilled Worker visas
- Indefinite Leave to Remain
- British citizenship
- EU Settlement Scheme
- Long residence
Compliance technology
Sponsor compliance that doesn’t rely on spreadsheets, calendars and memory.
Holding a sponsor licence creates ongoing responsibilities.
Right to Work checks, visa expiry dates, follow-up checks, absence monitoring, worker records, reporting obligations and supporting evidence all need to be managed.
Crucially, an organisation may also need to demonstrate what was checked, when it was checked, who checked it and what action was taken.
SponsorSync is a specialist self-service compliance platform built to help UK sponsors manage, monitor and evidence that process.
Audit Ready. Every Day.
Evidence. Control. Compliance.
SponsorSync is a separate company and self-service platform. It does not provide immigration or legal advice.
Compliance overview
- Right to Work evidenceRecorded
- Visa expiry — 14 workersMonitored
- Follow-up check dueAction
- Audit packReady
Illustrative view of the SponsorSync platform.
How we work
A straightforward way of working
Assess before you apply
We look at the facts, the immigration history and the evidence available before anything is submitted, so problems are identified while they can still be dealt with.
Advice you can act on
You are told what the requirement is, what it means for your circumstances and what to do next — not a summary of the Immigration Rules.
One adviser throughout
You deal with the person handling your matter. Questions are answered directly and you always know where the application stands.
Regulated advice
Regulated to provide immigration advice or services by the Immigration Advice Authority. Ref No. F201700062.
Meet the founder
Immigration experience built across business and personal immigration.
Eldee Greyling began working in UK immigration in 2008, initially advising individuals and families on private client immigration matters.
In 2012, he moved into corporate immigration, working with employers, HR teams and internationally mobile workers through some of the UK’s leading immigration service providers.
He established UKU in 2017 to provide clear, practical immigration advice directly to businesses, individuals and families.
Eldee’s approach is straightforward: understand the circumstances, identify the relevant requirements and explain what needs to happen next.
2008
Started in private client immigration
2012
Moved into corporate immigration
2017
Established UKU
Where to start
Common starting points
If you are not sure which route applies, start with the closest description below or contact us and we will tell you where you stand.
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Sponsor licences
Family
Questions
Frequently asked
General information only. Your circumstances should be assessed before you rely on anything published here.
Tell us what you need help with
We will tell you how UKU can assist, and what the realistic options are.