Careers at Our Immigration Solicitors in Manchester Law Firm

Starting a career in immigration law is more than just a job. It’s about helping people, solving real challenges, and building a future where your skills make a genuine difference. At our law firm in Manchester, we provide not only opportunities for professional growth but also a supportive workplace where you’ll feel valued from day one.

Whether you’re a qualified solicitor, a recent graduate, or someone looking to develop a career in legal administration, we offer structured career paths, clear training opportunities, and the chance to work with one of the most respected teams of immigration solicitors in Manchester.

Why Work With Our Immigration Solicitors in Manchester?

We believe that the strength of our firm lies in our people. Our immigration team works closely with clients on matters such as visas, ILR, appeals, and applications with the Home Office and UKVI. That means every role here contributes to life changing outcomes for individuals and families.

What sets us apart is our workplace culture:

  • Team focused environment collaboration is at the heart of everything we do.
  • Professional development from trainee solicitor opportunities to ongoing training for qualified staff.
  • Work life balance flexible and remote working arrangements to support your lifestyle.

Current Job Vacancies in Manchester

We are always looking for people who want to grow within immigration law and make a difference in clients’ lives. Opportunities are available across different areas of the firm:

If you are a qualified solicitor or experienced legal adviser with a background in immigration law, we’d love to hear from you. You’ll be working on complex cases, liaising with the Home Office, and advising clients on matters such as work visas, family routes, and settlement.

Graduate and Trainee Solicitor Roles

Graduates keen to specialise in immigration law can apply for our trainee solicitor programme. This is a structured pathway designed to give you exposure to different types of cases, from student visas to UK Visas & Immigration Services.

Professional Administration and Support Staff

Behind every successful solicitor is a strong support team. We also recruit for administrative and client-care roles. These are vital positions where you’ll work directly with clients and help ensure the smooth running of our cases.

Benefits of Working With Us

We want our team members to feel supported and valued. Some of the benefits of working with us include:

  • Competitive salary packages based on role and experience.
  • Generous holiday allowance (starting at 22 days, rising to 30 with service, plus bank holidays).
  • Remote and flexible working arrangements.
  • Workplace pension scheme.
  • Regular team events and social activities.
  • Access to health support, with links to the NHS.
  • Ongoing training to strengthen your skills and keep you updated on changes in immigration law.

Career Pathways in Immigration Law

Joining our team is more than just a role it’s a career. We provide clear progression routes:

  • Trainee Solicitor → Solicitor → Senior Associate → Partner
  • Administration Support → Caseworker → Legal Adviser

Working in immigration law also allows you to specialise. Some of our solicitors focus on visa applications with UKVI, while others deal with appeals, settlement, and Life in the UK test preparation for clients applying for ILR.

How to Apply

Applying to join our Manchester team is simple.

  1. Send your CV and a covering letter detailing your skills, experience, and interest in immigration law.
  2. If shortlisted, you’ll be invited to an initial interview with our recruitment team.
  3. Successful candidates will then be offered the chance to join our growing, supportive firm.

If you would like to apply, please contact us directly through our recruitment email or by phone.

FAQs About Careers in Immigration Law

How do I become an immigration solicitor in Manchester? 

You’ll usually need a law degree, followed by the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). Many law firms, including ours, also provide trainee solicitor roles to help you gain practical experience.

What skills do I need to work in an immigration law firm? 

Communication, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills are essential. Knowledge of immigration rules, including dealings with the Home Office, is also helpful.

Do immigration solicitors work with the Home Office? 

Yes. Immigration solicitors regularly correspond with the Home Office and UKVI on visa applications, appeals, and settlement cases.

What is the salary of an immigration solicitor in Manchester?

Salaries vary based on experience. Trainee solicitors start at an entry-level package, while senior immigration solicitors in Manchester can earn significantly more depending on casework and responsibility.