Before we open a file
We would rather decline you in Birmingham than watch a consulate do it.
An eligibility memorandum is a written opinion against the destination’s current rules, not a pep talk. If the numbers do not hold, we say so and keep the £180.
Who we take
- British citizens and UK residents whose remote income is paid from outside the destination country.
- PAYE employees of a non-destination employer with a letter that actually says “you may work from [country]”.
- Directors of a UK limited company invoicing identifiable clients, with three months of statements that match the invoices.
- Sole traders with a UTR, SA302 or equivalent, and a clean bank trail — not a sudden lump the week before filing.
- Couples and children where the programme publishes a dependant rider we can evidence.
Who we send home
- Anyone asking us to invent an employer, inflate invoices, or “park” savings for three days.
- Applicants whose only income is UK PAYE from a destination-country branch — that is local employment, not a nomad visa.
- People who need advice on entering or remaining in the United Kingdom. We are not OISC-regulated and we will not pretend to be.
- Files that miss the published income floor by a wide margin with no second source we can document.
Ask for the memorandum
£180. Written. Credited against a filing instructed within 30 days.
Request eligibility review