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- Practical implications of the Court of Appeal judgment in Ahmadi - decisions to remove under s.47
- UK spouse visa rules: unfair and discriminatory
- Zambrano Children - between the Rules and the Regulations
- Tier 2 visa applications: why it is important to get them right first time round
- UKBA data on success rate of in-country spouse visa applications under Appendix FM
- Residence rights of the parents of an EEA national child
- Surinder Singh route for family members of British citizens
- Are your kids British? ... Are you sure?
- Immigration Webinar: How to extend Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa
- To be or not to be British? Disadvantages of UK citizenship
- Success rate of Tier 1 entrepreneur visa applications
- What if my marriage breaks down... Does my spouse visa lapse?
- Driving offences and Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) – the new rules from 1 December 2020
- British citizenship for EU national children - entitlement or a matter of discretion?
- Investor Visa in Turmoil
- EU nationals may need their PR documents for naturalisation applications
- CJEU to shed light on the extent of Surinder Singh principle
- Making Migration Work: Liberal Democrats propose reversal of UK immigration policy
- Did Kadmos have a visa? Immigration lawyer's thoughts
- New Immigration Fee Waiver policy
- Five reasons not to miss your chance to vote
- Five reasons why visitors are not allowed to study English in the UK
- EU Settled Status scheme – what to expect if you miss the deadline
- Is your employee extending her visa? Five steps to avoid fines
- Brexit from an immigration lawyer's perspective
- Do I need a visa for my child who was born in the UK?
- Capparrelli (EEA Nationals – British Nationality) - Is British citizenship precarious?
- Not able to meet the financial requirement of Appendix FM? Do not despair
- New rules on family migration
- How criminal record affects applications for indefinite leave to remain and nationality
- The Future of Immigration: what is missing in the Immigration Act 2014
- Six most baffling questions I've heard from Immigration Judges
- Post-Study Work Options for International Students in 2020
- Tier 2 sponsored employment after Brexit
- La bestia senza pace – immigration police raiding family homes in routine checks on EEA applications
- Who wears pyjamas? An Immigration Solicitor's Perspective
- Applications for naturalisation are easy. What can possibly go wrong?
- The cost of sponsoring a care worker in the UK
- How to stay in the UK on completion of studies
- Is ILR granted on the Isle of Man valid in the UK?
- How to bring your pet to the UK?
- Spouse Visa Applicants Shall Not Marry In Haste
- Northern Irelanders may not have to pay the partner visa fee
- Settled status vs permanent residence, indefinite leave to remain and settlement visa
- How the promised Graduate Route will compare to the Skilled Worker route
- Zambrano entry clearance – a window of opportunity or the route of last resort for the parents of a British child
- New visitor visa guidance: genuineness and credibility of visitors from the war affected zones
- Removing Full Right of Appeal for Family Visitors: tackling abuse of system or hooding abuse of power?
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- EU Settlement Scheme partly suspended until further notice
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- New Health and Care Visa launched today
- The Investor Visa Category Closed for New Applicants
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- Temporary Adjustments to the Right to Work Checks are Extended to 5 April 2022
- Using European ID cards when travelling to the UK: Adjustments from 1 October 2021
- Nine things we've learnt about the Graduate Immigration Route
- ‘Operation Warm Welcome’: supporting Afghan arrivals in the UK
- Fast-track routes for talented individuals to come to the UK
- Short-term visas for lorry drivers and poultry workers announced
- Long Residence rules change from 12 April 2023
- New Restrictions on Immigration Appeals from 1 December 2016
- New Priority Service for Tier 2 and Tier 5 Sponsors
- Visa concessions for Ukrainians in the UK
- Immigration News Update - New Work Permitting Immigration Routes
- Health and Care Worker visa expanded
- Statement of Changes in the Immigration Rules HC 760 effective from 13 December 2012
- Applications for leave to remain by overstayers made after 1 October 2012 will be refused
- SC (Zimbabwe): families with children who have been in the UK for over eight years should stay put
- Ministerial statement of intent announces introduction of the new Graduate Entrepreneur Route
- Subsisting marriage: Naz v SSHD
- New Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules coming into effect on 13 February 2012
- Upper Tribunal confirms common law duty to act fairly to be read into the Immigration Rules
- Restrictions on employment of Romanian and Bulgarian nationals will continue to the end of 2013
- Minimum age for spouses to be brought down to 18: the rule will come into effect on 28 November 2011
- UKBA recognises the right to reside for sole carers of UK citizens under Ruiz Zambrano (C-34/09)
- The Upper Tribunal sets aside provisions of the EEA regulations restricting the right of residence of "other family members" of EEA nationals
- The UKBA has announced educational oversight arrangements for Tier 4 sponsors
- Rules for international students to change in January 2024
- UKBA announces amendments to immigration rules affecting Tier 4 (General) Students coming into effect on July 4, 2011
- Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) category will open on 9 August 2011
- Unaccompanied children win against the Secretary of State before CJEU
- Indefinite leave to remain may be dictated by the duty to safeguard welfare of children
- Tier 2 visa update: in-country switching from Tier 2 general to PBS dependant is not impossible says High Court
- Changes to English Language requirements for settlement and naturalisation
- Right of residence for primary carers of British citizens
- Requests for entry clearance from abroad upheld by the Court of Appeal
- England Travel rules: Covid-19 tests, vaccines and quarantine
- "Genuine student" test to be introduced into the Immigration Rules
- New spouse visa rules from 9 July 2012
- Full right of appeal for family visitors to be scrapped by Crime and Courts Bill
- Requirement of minimum wage under SOC for work permit holders may be in breach of the Human Rights Act
- Applications turned down as invalid for non-payment of fees may be reinstated on appeal - the case of Basnet in the Upper Tribunal
- Baylan: Identical Turkish ECAA applicatons
- Lamichhane: No duty to serve a ‘one-stop’ notice
- Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules presented to Parliament on 15 March 2012
- Annual limit on skilled migrant workers to remain unchanged, MAC recommends
- Family visitors will lose full right of appeal from 25 June 2013
- EEA Regulations to be amended from 16 July 2012
- Dauhoo (EEA Regulations - reg 8(2)) Mauritius [2012] UKUT 79 (IAC)
- 'Most exceptional compassionate circumstances' have to encompass much more than financial hardship
- Sanade and others (British children - Zambrano – Dereci): Article 8 in the context of deportation
- Upper Tribunal judgment on the spouse visa rules under Appendix FM, Sabir
- New immigration fees from April 2014
- End of evidential flexibility in PBS applications, Rodriguez in the Court of Appeal
- Private life of PBS migrants, Nasim v SSHD
- Changes to Surinder Singh Route - EEA Regulations change on 1 January 2014
- CJEU judgment in Alokpa - parents of EEA national children
- Right to permanent residence under the EEA Regulations – Babajanov (Azerbaijan) v SSHD
- New Immigration Bill published today
- New Statement of Changes in the Immigration Rules effective from 1 October 2013
- Claiming asylum on the basis of homosexuality - opinion of Advocate General to CJEU
- Consultation papers on landlords liability and NHS charges
- Today Croatia became the 28th Member State of the European Union
- Human Rights in Immigration Appeals: new provisions in force from 28 July 2014
- Immigration Act unfolding: Tier 4 migrants will be the first to lose the right of appeal
- Costs in immigration appeals - new powers of immigration tribunals
- Home Office Guidance on the "centre of life test" in Surinder Singh cases
- Academic progress in Tier 4 applications
- UKBA appeals High Court decision on minimum income threshold
- Evidential flexibility for Tier 1 entrepreneurs - UT judgments
- Immigration Act unfolding: immigration solicitors for landlords and tenants
- Tier 1 Investor route: new requirements from 6 November 2014
- NHS Surcharge for Migrants from 6 April 2015
- Brexit - free movement rights to be compromised
- New Home Office fees announced for the year 2016
- Reform of immigration tribunals: court fees will soar from £140 to £800 per appellant
- New Home Office Fees from April 2017
- Government Proposal on Safeguarding the Position of EU citizens in the UK: a practical summary
- Changes to the spouse visa minimum income requirements
- EU citizens’ rights – wins and setbacks of the Progress Report
- New Windrush Scheme Applications
- New Registration Scheme for EU citizens wishing to stay in the UK after Brexit
- International students will be allowed to stay in the UK
- Brexit survivors should confirm their immigration status
- Coronavirus Update 24 March 2020
- Coronavirus Update for Tier 2 and Tier 5 Sponsors
- Immigration Health Surcharge goes up to £624 in October 2020
- Coronavirus Update 3 April 2020 - Tier 2 and Tier 5 Sponsors
- Coronavirus Update - Free visa extension for frontline health workers
- Immigration Tribunal Fees go back down
- Immigration Health Surcharge is set to double in December 2018
- Final date to furlough an employee is 10 June
- Application processing centres will start reopening from 1 June 2020
- Emergency Visa extensions will be granted to 31 July 2020
