The EEA retained rights of residence category was introduced by the European Union to protect close related family members of EEA nationals in member state countries. The United Kingdom has... read more →
As we move towards the deadline set by the UK Parliament for exiting the European Union, European Economic Area nationals, commonly referred to as European Union (EU) nationals should be... read more →
According to the most recent UK Immigration statistics published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), net EEA migration has fallen over the last year and is at its lowest... read more →
For the third consecutive month the UK has reached the cap for the number of Tier 2 Visas that are granted. The increase in the number of Tier 2 visa... read more →
There is a hostile environment in the UK with growing concern amongst EEA nationals owing to the UK government’s reluctance to provide clear and transparent guidance on the future of... read more →
The Upper Tribunal delivered a controversial judgement in Sala (EFMs: Right of Appeal ) [2016] UKUT 411 (IAC). In this landmark case, the Upper Tribunal held that there is no... read more →
A recent news story has broken out about a French national who has had her Permenent Residence application refused. What makes this story unique is that the Applicant's husband is... read more →
One of the main obstacles in EEA Permanent Residence applications is satisfying the Continuity of Residence requirement. Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have been resident in the... read more →
Today the Home Secretary Amber Rudd penned an open letter to all EU nationals in the UK, finally confirming that the UK had reached an agreement in regard to EU... read more →
Yesterday, we wrote that a Record Number of Right to Rent Checks have been carried out in the UK this year, in an effort to slash the UK's net migration figure and... read more →
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