Further scrutiny is being placed on those businesses which hire non-EEA national workers and will require their staff to make a UK visa application, as the Home Office has announced... read more →
During recent Brexit negotiations Prime Minister, Theresa May has suggested that the UK will continue to open its borders for the brightest and best talents from European Union countries. Presently,... read more →
It has been heavily discussed that the impact of Brexit is likely to have a significant impact on EEA nationals who are choosing to exercise their Treaty Rights and work... read more →
The UK Government has announced that Business Immigration to the UK is much needed for the growth of the UK economy and has proposed less stringent immigration and visa application... read more →
It would be an understatement to say that since the UK voted to leave the EU last year, there has been a great deal of uncertainty amongst the thousands of... read more →
From “strong and stable” to “fair and serious”, Theresa May made an opening offer on the futures of EEA nationals in the United Kingdom that EU leaders probably could refuse.... read more →
After months of legal wrangling - and a general election - Brexit negotiations finally began on 19 June 2017. Theresa May’s attempt to shore up her parliamentary majority resulted in... read more →
One way of acquiring dual nationality in the United Kingdom is through ‘naturalisation’, a process which involves having lived in the United Kingdom for a certain period of time. At... read more →
Theresa May’s attempt to cement her position and authority has tremendously backfired, as the UK woke up this morning to news that the UK General Election resulted in a hung... read more →
On 8 March 2016, the UK High Court referred the case of Lounes v Secretary of State for the Home Department to the European Court of Justice ('ECJ'). The case... read more →
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