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EU Settlement Scheme – Public Test Phase
EU citizens and their family members who meet certain criteria and currently reside in the UK are now able to apply for a...
Immigration Experts Warn Against A New “Windrush Scandal” Post-Brexit
Following on from our recent blog on the Public Test Phase of the Home Office’s EU Settlement Scheme, it has been reported that...
The Law Commission proposes simplification of the Immigration Rules
The Law Commission, the independent statutory body tasked with reviewing the law of England and Wales and recommending reform where it considers...
Permitted Paid Performer or Tier 5 (Creative and Sporting) – What’s the difference?
Professional artists and entertainers wishing to come to the UK must obtain the relevant permission before they travel, even if they only intend...
Tier 1 Exceptional Talent
This route is designed for highly skilled individuals in the fields of science, humanities, engineering, the arts and digital technology who will...
Children of Single Parents and Sole Responsibility
When both parents decide to relocate to the United Kingdom, they are permitted to bring their children along as dependants. This opportunity is...
New Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) Visa for Architects Announced
At the end of 2018, the Home Office published a Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules, in which it was announced that a new category of ‘...
Introduction of New Exceptional Talent Visas for Architects
Roger Gherson spoke to City AM about the introduction of the new Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visas for architects. To read the article click here...
UK Immigration Health Surcharge Doubles
As of 8 January 2019, the UK Immigration Health Surcharge fee has been increased from £200 to £400 per year for any migrants...
Tier 5 (Government Authorised Exchange) - What Is It?
Under the UK Immigration Rules non-EEA migrants who wish to come to the UK in order to work on a temporary basis may apply for...
Is Your Child Eligible To Become A British Citizen?
A child under the age of 18 can acquire British citizenship in a number of ways. In certain circumstances, a child may be...
The Plight Of ‘Channel Migrants’: The UK’s Response And Obligations
Over the Christmas and New Year period, reports of people travelling to the UK across the English Channel received heightened...
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