When making a UK visa application on the basis of the Applicant’s relationship with their British, settled or EEA national partner, it is important that the genuine relationship requirement is... read more →
Last week we received the wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) has been granted entry clearance to the UK as the Child of a Parent Present and Settled in... read more →
An overseas child who has a British parent can apply to join their parent in the United Kingdom. This is a popular visa route to reunite families but it is... read more →
High net worth business, work and study visa applications are considered under the points based system of the Immigration Rules. Family members of points based system migrants may be able... read more →
A parent of a child who is British citizens or who is present and settled in the UK may make an application to join them in the UK. However, there... read more →
We recently received some wonderful news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) spouse visa extension application was successful. The Applicant was referred to us by one his friends who had previously... read more →
Last week we received the wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”), along with his wife and two young children (“dependents”) had been granted a UK Ancestry Visa and dependent... 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 →
Since Theresa May’s overhaul of the UK’s immigration rules when she became Home Secretary in 2012, it has become much harder for non-EEA family members to come to or remain... 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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