Accessibility Policy

The internet is a medium that should be open to everyone. However, perception often differs from reality and as such surfing the web can sometimes be a rather exclusive, rather than inclusive experience.

Poor accessibility means that everyday activities carried out online - checking email, reading a news story, buying flight tickets or balancing bank accounts - become a nightmare for many disabled surfers.

The good news, however, is the net is getting easier to use and there are many commendable efforts made by organisations to improve accessibility for the over half-a-billion people in the world who are disabled in one way or another.

Under the Disability Discrimination Act, companies such as ourselves must ensure that content is accessible to all users.

Accessibility for everyone is very important to us. We regard it as another challenge for creativity and innovation and not as a barrier. We strive to create a professional and accessible site that can be enjoyed by everyone.

What is accessibility? Accessibility basically entails providing flexibility to accommodate each user's needs and preferences. In an internet context, accessibility means making computer technology such as web pages and applications/software more useful and flexible to an individual needs.

Visa Services UK

We deal with the following types of visa application:

Spouse
Fiancée
Unmarried Partners
Children and dependant family members.
Visit visas
Family visits
Family members of students
Family members of work permit holders
European Economic Area and family members
Fiancée to Spouse Indefinite leave to remain
Visas Extensions.
British Nationality

Members of OISC and ARIA