When a visa applicant is coming into the UK to live, then if they are from a country outside of the EEC, they have to confirm that they are moving into accommodation that is of a suitable standard, that will not be made overcrowded by their arrival.
The Entry Clearance Officer's at the Border Agency a department of the Home Office often ask for proof that the property being moved into, is suitable. That's where our Property Inspection Reports that meet UKBA requirements, also known as Immigration Accommodation Assessments come in.
The British High Commission / UKBA requests that a suitably qualified person undertakes this work, such as an Environmental Health Practitioner.
At Healthy Abode, we specialise in providing Property Inspection Reports proving that the premises shall not suffer from overcrowding.
As such all of our surveyors are either independent environmental health practitioners, environmental health and housing consultants, hold degree's and/or Master are certified in the Housing Health & Safety Rating System and are competent to carry out immigration accommodation reports.
The United Kingdom Border Agency (UKBA) requirements state that applications for a visa to the UK (either as a extended visitor or permanant settlement) from outside the EEC contain evidence of the type of housing and its condition for the visa applicants proposed accommodation.
As independent Environmental Health surveyors, Healthy Abode can inspect the accommodation and provide an Immigration Accommodation Report, also known as a Property Inspection Report that will fulfill the UKBA immigration property requirements.
