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Benchmark International has Successfully Facilitated the Sale of Taylor Partnership (Immigration) Limited to Newland Chase Limited
July 9, 2018
Benchmark International is pleased to announce the sale of Taylor Partnership to Newland Chase.
Taylor Partnership is an immigration law firm specialising in a niche market, preparing and submitting visa applications for students worldwide and managing Tier 4 licences awarded by the Home Office for prestigious, independent boarding schools in the UK that need to maintain compliancy in order to retain the licence.
Newland Chase, a wholly owned subsidiary of CIBT, is a global immigration company providing specialist immigration services worldwide. The group of companies provide best-in-class visa and work permit services for expats and businesses, from large multinational corporations to small and medium-sized companies and start-ups, in more than 180 countries around the world.
As the two companies provide complementary services, this has provided Newland Chase with a bolt-on to its current provision and can assist the company in expanding into education consultancy.
On behalf of everyone at Benchmark International, we would like to wish both parties every success for the future.
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