Home Office immigration and nationality fee increase
Apr 11 2022
Corporate Immigration, UK Immigration
The Home Office has published their annual fee increase, which will take effect from 6 April 2022. The increases range from £5 to £30 with the majority of the increases being at £15.
| Application | Previous fee | New fee from 6 April 2022 |
| Innovator | £1,021.00 | £1,036.00 |
| Tier 1 (Investor) (extensions only) | £1,623.00 | £1,638.00 |
| Skilled worker (Entry clearance, up to 3 years) | £610.00 | £625.00 |
| Partner route under Appendix FM (Entry Clearance) | £1,523.00 | £1,538.00 |
| Overseas Domestic Worker | £516.00 | £531.00 |
| Out of country priority service (non-settlement) | £220.00 | £250.00 |
Naturalisation applications
Although the total cost for a naturalisation application has not changed from £1,330.00 (which includes the £80.00 fee for the citizenship ceremony), the Home Office website no longer includes the ceremony fee in the total as a matter of course.
The Home Office website now states that the fee for naturalisation applications is £1,250.00, with a footnote explaining the additional costs. Therefore, although the price appears to be lower on the Home Office website, the fee for this application has not changed.
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