It is very clear that Immigration judges in the First-Tier Tribunals are currently in high demand. Tribunals are specialist bodies which make judicial decisions in relation to a certain area …
As of recent, the United Kingdom left the European Union (EU) on 31st January 2020. Having been an important milestone, some British people took to the streets of London to …
Did you know that the UK government has ruled out any “off the shelf” models for a trade deal and is looking for an ambitious free trade agreement, based on …
Towards the end of March 2019, the Innovator visa was launched to replace the Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) category for the entry of new applicants. The innovator visa allows those experienced …
Summary of case: The Appellant entered the UK in 2011 under a visit visa. He then applied for leave to remain by means of being a spouse of an EEA …
In recent news the Upper Tribunal are to consider a legal challenge in the Home Offices’ currentpolicy on immigration application fee exemptions. This comes into the limelight after Duncan Lewis’ …
Last month, the High Court ruled that the Home Office’s fee of £1,012 for children to register as a British citizen unlawful. The court found “mass of evidence” against Home …
In 2013, the Home Office initially issued a procedure to determine statelessness in Part 14 of the Immigration Rules. The rules allowed individual stateless people to effectively regularise their immigration …
As outlined in previous posts, the Tier 1 Entrepreneur entry clearance category has now been replaced by innovator and start-up visa; however, migrants currently in the UK can still extend …
After an applicant has successfully entered the UK on a ‘Leave to Enter’ basis, and has completed the term of their first visa, they will most likely be eligible to …
