When this support is useful
An overseas founder or established business is exploring the UK and needs meetings, professional input and practical tasks brought into one sequence. You do not need a completed business plan to start a conversation.
What you can ask me to deliver
A defined UK objective
The proposed activity, decision-makers, intended location, timetable and first decisions that need specialist input.
An adviser and meeting plan
A focused list of professional needs and introductions to discuss, with permission agreed before information is shared.
An initial action plan
The immediate tasks, dependencies and follow-up needed to assess the next stage of your UK plans.
Agree the work before it begins
We confirm the objective, deliverables, timetable, reporting arrangements and the person authorised to give instructions. I explain the proposed fee and any agreed travel or third-party costs before you decide whether to proceed. A change in scope needs agreement.
What to prepare
- Business activity and objectives
- Ownership and management
- Initial funding and budget
- Target dates and professional support needed
Start with a general outline. Detailed financial, identity or confidential transaction documents should follow only through the secure route agreed for your engagement.
Your questions, answered
Do I need a UK company before contacting you?
No. Tell me what you want to achieve and your current stage. Whether to establish a company, branch or another structure is a matter to discuss with the relevant legal and tax advisers.
Link to this answer ↗Can you arrange a visa, bank account or licence?
No outcome is guaranteed. Where relevant, I can help organise an introduction or information request. The authorised professional or institution assesses its own requirements and decides whether it can assist.
Link to this answer ↗Can you support a business that already has UK advisers?
Yes. The coordination brief can start around your existing team. There is no requirement to replace advisers you have already chosen.
Link to this answer ↗You retain the commercial and investment decisions. Independent professionals remain responsible for their advice. Consultancy does not include regulated investment, legal or tax advice, construction certification or handling client money. Mortgage and protection advice is a separate engagement through Mortgage Force (UK) Ltd.