We often get a lot of enquiries asking whether or not they can apply for an Article 10 Residence Card when in fact they should be making an application for... read more →
The recent Upper Tribunal case of Chowdhury (Extended family members: dependency) [2020] UKUT 188 (IAC) confirms that extended family members of EEA nationals must prove that their dependency on their EEA... read more →
Implemented in April 2015, the Immigration Health Surcharge (“IHS”) is a mandatory payment for most UK Visas and Immigration Applicants who are applying for a UK visa for longer than... read more →
On 14 May 2020, the Home Office released its latest Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules. The Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules are typically published 4 times a year... read more →
A Judicial Review application is made either to the Upper Tribunal or Administrative Court in order for a Judge to review the lawfulness of a decision made by a public... read more →
The EU Settlement Scheme was opened on 30 March 2019 and applications can mostly be made either online of via the mobile app. The Scheme is open to new applicants... read more →
In February 2020 the Government announced plans for a new Points Based System following the UK’s official exit from the EU. The new Points Based System will be open to... read more →
In light of the UK’s official departure from the European Union, the UK Government has now announced a brand new immigration system which will aim to encourage the world’s brightest... read more →
LEXVISA is delighted to announce that our client (“the Applicant”), along with her two children, have been given a Document Certifying Permanent Residence in the UK as EU nationals who... read more →
After 4 years and two general elections, the decision to trigger Article 50 is finally being respected and implemented. Brexit day will go down in the history books as the... read more →
