The recent decision to refuse the Tier 2 Sportsperson Visa application of Venezuelan footballer Adalberto Peñaranda has once again put the visa application and decision-making processes of the Home Office... read more →
The Secretary of State has discretionary certification powers to deport a migrant under s 94, Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (“the 2002 Act”). Yet, in a possible policy altering... read more →
Since the introduction of the Right to Rent Scheme in England, landlords are required to conduct an obligatory Right to Rent check before renting their properties. The Right to Rent... 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 →
Illegal working is a criminal offence. The offence was introduced by the Immigration Act 2016. It is aimed at individuals who do not have the right to work because of... read more →
The Minimum Income Requirement for Applicant’s applying for a family of a settled person visa is a contentious requirement which continuously worries Applicants and has often resulted in the separation... 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 →
Immigration detention is the administrative process whereby an individual is subject to immigration control and is held whilst they wait for either permission to enter the country, or before they... read more →
From today, the 1 June 2017, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) will be imposing further immigration administrative charges on letter and email enquiries made on UK Immigration and Visa applications.... read more →
In light of the EU referendum, applications for Tech Nation Tier 1 Exception Talent Visa have more than quadrupled in the last year. The Tech Nation Tier 1 Exceptional Talent... read more →
Recent Comments