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Sponsor Licences - What Are They?
Under the Points Based System, UK companies have to be granted a Sponsor Licence by UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI) before they can employ non-EEA...
Immigration System For EU Nationals In The Event Of A No-Deal Brexit?
Given growing ministerial support for a vote of no confidence against Theresa May following her draft-Brexit deal on Thursday, which triggered the...
Why You Must Not Travel Out Of The UK Until You Have Received Your New Visa
The Home Office recently started implementing a new service for processing UK work, study and settlement visa applications made...
Business Visit Visa: An Overview
For the purposes of immigration control, the UK Immigration Rules generally distinguish between two groups of overseas visitors...
Supreme Court Rules Bad Conduct Of Parents Irrelevant To Best Interests Of Children
The Supreme Court has recently ruled that the conduct of a parent is irrelevant to the analysis of the best interests of a...
International Protection Post Brexit: The Future Relationship Between The UK And The EU
The European Parliament has released a study highlighting the fact that limited focus has been placed on the relationship...
EU Settlement Scheme: Extended Family Members
As many EU nationals might be aware, a pilot scheme is currently open for certain EU nationals already residing in the UK and...
The Return Of The Post-Study Visa?
In 2012 the government abolished Tier 1 post-study work visas. This was motivated by a general frustration with migrants...
Press Release
We are naturally relieved that common sense has prevailed and our client, Mrs. Zamira Hajiyeva, will finally be released on...
Is Post-Brexit Britain Going To Be Implementing A Japanese Style Immigration Policy?
The Social Market Foundation, an independent British public policy think-tank based in Westminster recently published an...
EU Settlement Scheme Pilot: More Information Released
On 30 October 2018 the Home Office released more information on the new EEA ‘settled status’ pilot scheme.
Home Secretary Apologises For Unnecessary DNA Testing And Commits To A Review Of The UK Immigration System
Sajid Javid, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, recently issued an apology to migrants who had been asked to take...
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