In respect of concerns raised recently in the report of the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration titled 'A short inspection of the Home Office's application of the good... read more →
Because of the uncertainty caused by the approaching deadline for Brexit negotiations, UK is desperate for business, investor and entrepreneur immigration. The home secretary said: “We will ensure we continue... read more →
On 14 July 2017, a devastating fire set alight Grenfell Tower in West London. The fire has been labelled as a national calamity and has resulted in disaster for the... 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 →
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 →
Even after an individual has obtained British citizenship, it is still possible for it to be revoked by the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State has the discretionary power... 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 →
To have the Right of Abode means that a person is allowed to live or work in the UK without any immigration restrictions. Therefore, no visas are required to enter the... read more →
Under the Home Office’s Nationality Instructions, EEA Nationals resident in the United Kingdom since 2 October 2000 were treated as being “settled”, meaning that EEA National children born in the... read more →
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