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20 May 2011
In the same week that the Ministry for Justice announced that from October of this year (2011) fees will be payable by people wishing to appeal against immigration decisions (with exceptions for people... Read more »
08 May 2011
People who are nationals of the countries comprising the European Union are known, in European Union law, as "Union Citizens”. They and their family members are free to move throughout the European... Read more »
03 May 2011
The demarcation of the right to reside in the United Kingdom conferred on family members of nationals of the countries which make up the European Economic Area (the European Union countries... Read more »
17 April 2011
The Upper Tribunal’s recent decision in Thakur (PBS decision - common law fairness) Bangladesh [2011] UKUT 00151 (IAC) comes as a welcome injection of common sense into the increasing complexity... Read more »
03 April 2011
Just two weeks after the "overhaul” of the structure of the Immigration Rules covering Tiers 1 and 2 of the Points Based System contained in Statement of Changes in the Immigration Rules HC 863,... Read more »
25 March 2011
As was pointed out on this site there was a striking omission from the most recent statement of changes in the Immigration Rules (HC863) regarding the Tier 1 (Post Study Work) sub category of Tier 1.... Read more »
17 March 2011
The government yesterday (17 March 2011) laid a new Statement of Changes in the Immigration Rules (HC 863) before Parliament.
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11 March 2011
The Supreme Court's landmark decision in ZH (Tanzania) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2011] UKSC4 of 1 February 2011 relating to children's rights in immigration cases generally,... Read more »
11 March 2011
The Immigration Minister Damian Green yesterday announced the closure of the Worker Registration Scheme for workers from those Member States from Eastern Europe that joined the EU on 1 May 2004.... Read more »
04 March 2011
Depending upon what kind of leave it is, people who have "leave to remain” in the UK can usually apply to the Home Office for an extension of that leave to remain. In most cases – but not, strikingly,... Read more »
