Harneet Manku is the Head of Business. She provides bespoke training to clients on a range of UK Immigration policies including right-to-work checks and Sponsor compliance. She is often instructed to assist with the preparation for Sponsor Licences, and Home Office compliance audits and carry out mock visits and advise on areas of improvement.
She is experienced in dealing with applications for high-net-worth individuals, investors, business development and talent visas such as start-up visas, innovator visas and global talent visas.
She advises on the historical investor, entrepreneur and intra-company transfer visa extensions and settlement applications, as well as a range of long-term work and short-term visa applications including:
- Skilled Worker visas
- Health and Care Worker visas
- Ministers of Religion visas
- Scale-up Worker visas
- Global Business Mobility (all visa types)
- Youth Mobility Scheme visas
- Charity worker visa
- Seasonal worker visas
- Student and graduate visas
- High Potential Individuals visa
Known for her Client specific advice, attention to detail, and kind and approachable manner, Harneet Manku always strives to be as helpful as possible, combining a positive outlook with technical knowledge and experience.
Background
Harneet was trained as a solicitor by Mr Qamar-ur-Rehman, Deo Volente’s senior partner and founder. Here Harneet worked alongside Mr Rehman to assist with the development of the Immigration department of Rehman’s Solicitors.
After qualifying as a solicitor, she then went on to manage Deo Volente’s Immigration department in Luton and has worked in various roles as an Immigration Solicitor in and around the Midlands. Since July 2022, Harneet has returned to Deo Volente Solicitors. She is committed to the firm’s success and dedicated to providing a personalised approach for each of her clients.
Personal Immigration
As well as handling Business Immigration matters, Harneet has a wealth of knowledge and experience in Person Immigration matters such as:
- Family reunion applications
- Long residency applications
- British citizenship
- UK ancestry matters
- Bail applications
- Immigration Appeals
- Judicial reviews
- Asylum
