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59 Manchester solicitors · updated 26 April 2026

Find an immigration solicitor in Manchester

59 immigration solicitors, barristers and IAA advisers across Greater Manchester (M postcodes plus Salford, Oldham, Bolton, Rochdale). 16 firms have Legal Aid contracts — free representation for asylum seekers and detained clients. Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) is the largest local charity provider.

59 immigration solicitors in Manchester — Legal Aid firms (tier A) first, then B, then C, alphabetical within each tier.
Manchester

Where Manchester immigration solicitors cluster

📍 City centre (M1, M2, M3)
Larger firms with national reach. Convenient for the Manchester Civil Justice Centre and Tribunal hearings.
📍 Cheetham Hill, Longsight, Rusholme (M8, M13, M14)
Community-rooted practices serving the largest South Asian, Middle Eastern and African client bases.
⚖️ Free representation
GMIAU (Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit) — long-established Legal Aid charity. 16 firms in the directory hold LAA contracts. Look for the ⚖️ Legal Aid badge on each card.
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FAQ · AEO

Manchester immigration solicitor — common questions

How do I find an immigration solicitor in Manchester?

Use the full directory search — all 812 firms — to filter Manchester immigration solicitors by Legal Aid contract, specialism and language. The directory covers Greater Manchester (M postcodes) plus surrounding areas — Salford, Oldham, Bolton, Rochdale.

Is Legal Aid available for immigration cases in Manchester?

Yes. 16 Manchester firms hold Legal Aid Agency contracts for asylum, appeals and detention work. Look for the ⚖️ Legal Aid badge on each card. Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) is a well-known charity-based provider.

Do Manchester solicitors handle cases for clients elsewhere?

Yes. Immigration matters are decided centrally by the Home Office, so your solicitor doesn't need to be in your city. Manchester firms work with clients across North-West England and beyond by phone, email and video.