Krish Ravin
Associate
Krish Ravin provides expert UK immigration and nationality advice to corporate and private clients across a wide range of sectors, including offshore energy and corporate transactions involving mergers and acquisitions.
Associate
Krish Ravin provides expert UK immigration and nationality advice to corporate and private clients across a wide range of sectors, including offshore energy and corporate transactions involving mergers and acquisitions.
Languages - Tamil, Malay, Indonesian
Jurisdiction - England and Wales
With over 10 years of experience in the field, Krish specialises in sponsor licence applications, global mobility, and complex family-based and human rights matters. Krish has successfully challenged the Home Office in numerous cases, securing discretionary leave for clients in exceptional circumstances.
Krish Ravin specialises in UK immigration and nationality law, advising both corporate clients and high-net-worth individuals on the full spectrum of corporate and personal immigration matters. Her experience spans all aspects of the Points-Based System, including Skilled Worker visas, Tier 1 Entrepreneur and Investor routes, and global mobility pathways such as the Expansion Worker visa.
Krish assists with sponsor licence applications, advises on compliance with sponsorship duties, and provides strategic immigration planning and support to multinational businesses. She has particular expertise in the offshore energy sector, where she has facilitated the mobilisation of large international workforces.
For private clients, Krish offers tailored advice on complex matters, including family-based and human rights-based applications, Indefinite Leave to Remain, British citizenship, and visa routes such as the Innovator Founder and Global Talent categories. Her multilingual skills, including Malay, Indonesian, and Tamil, enable her to support a diverse and international client base with clarity and sensitivity.
Krish was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2015 (non-practising barrister) and was previously accredited at the highest level by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC), reflecting her deep knowledge and technical expertise in UK immigration law.
