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Visa & Residency Support in UK

Visa & Residency Support in UK with official-source verification, structured workflows and practical next steps from INCORPSYS.

Direct answer

Forming a company and obtaining a visa or residency are separate processes, decided by different authorities under different rules. INCORPSYS helps you see which immigration route may be relevant and prepares information for it; the immigration authority makes every decision. In UK, the primary authority for the guidance we rely on is GOV.UK / Companies House.

What INCORPSYS organizes in UK

  • Separate company-formation steps from immigration steps
  • Identify the official immigration authority for your jurisdiction
  • Prepare information the immigration route asks for
  • Coordinate timing between company setup and any visa application

Official guidance for UK

GOV.UK provides current guidance on company type, directors, shareholders, PSC information, constitutional documents, company name, registered office, SIC code, registration and post-registration steps.

For this service we work from GOV.UK / Companies House guidance and the specific authority involved in your case. See the UK guide.

What you provide

  • Nationality and current residence of each applicant
  • The role each person will hold in the company
  • Whether family members are included

Useful guides

Costs and timelines

Fees vary — verify with the authorityFees vary by authority, activity, structure and selected services. Verify current charges with GOV.UK / Companies House before payment. INCORPSYS quotes only after confirming your requirements, and shows the official source for every government fee.

Frequently asked questions

Does setting up a company give me a visa?

Not automatically. Company formation and immigration are separate processes. Any visa or residency is granted by the immigration authority under its own criteria.

Can INCORPSYS guarantee a visa?

No. Immigration decisions are made solely by the competent authority.

How we write our guidesWe summarise official guidance and link to it. We do not publish fees, timelines or approval promises unless the authority does. Read our methodology.

Next step

Planning a company in UK?

Answer a few questions about your activity, ownership and timeline. We map each step to the authority that controls it and reply with a structured plan.