In recent years, there has been much confusion over the appeal rights of extended family members of EEA nationals. First, extended family members had a right of appeal until the... read more →
One of the main considerations for the Home Office when deciding a spouse visa application is whether or not the relationship and marriage are genuine and subsisting. If the Home... read more →
As we get closer to March 2019, the government faces further pressure to secure a Brexit deal which has the UK’s best interest at heart. In the last week, Prime... read more →
Last night EU leaders approved an agreement outlining the UK’s formal departure from the European Union. However, this agreement is still pending parliament approval and the current division suggests that... read more →
Last week, the latest Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC1534 was published by the Home Office. The Statement of Changes sets out the specific changes to the Immigration Rules on... read more →
With Brexit on the horizon, highly skilled workers may no longer see the United Kingdom as an attractive destination to come and work, especially those from the EU. Currently, EU... read more →
Non-EEA family members can apply for Derivative rights of residence under EU law. The requirements for a Derivative right of residence application are set out under Regulation 16 of the... read more →
We have recently received the delightful news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) EEA Permanent Residence application had been successful. We received an extremely quick decision from the Home Office as... read more →
British Citizenship is the ultimate goal for many EU and non-EEA nationals currently in the United Kingdom. There are a number of advantages associated to holding British citizenship such as... read more →
An Article 10 Residence Card allows the non-EEA Family Members of EEA nationals to come to the UK with or to join their EEA national family member. LEXVISA specialise in... read more →
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