It has been widely reported in the news, both in the UK and internationally, about the appalling treatment by the Home Office of those who are being referred to as... read more →
The EEA retained rights of residence category was introduced by the European Union to protect close related family members of EEA nationals in member state countries. The United Kingdom has... read more →
Extension of leave under Section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 is a contentious area of immigration law which is often misinterpreted. Section 3C leave is often misconstrued by the... read more →
This week we received the amazing news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) Adult Dependent Relative Visa had been granted. The UK Adult Dependent Relative Visa is a notoriously difficult visa... read more →
The UK Spouse Visa allows nationals from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland who are married or in a Civil Partnership to British nationals or those who hold settled... read more →
Our team of expert solicitors received some wonderful news that a client (the Applicant) had been granted British Citizenship. We had previously been instructed by the Applicant to prepare her... read more →
The latest UK Immigration statistics highlight the significant Home Office delays in processing times for UK Immigration Appeals. Over the past year, Applicants have waited on average 12 months for... read more →
Since the transition from the former General Visitor Visa to the current Standard Visitor Visa, the Home Office has adopted a strict approach in granting Visit Visa applications to the... read more →
Unfortunately for many UK Visa applicants, it is that time of year again as the annual Home Office Visa Fees increase have just been announced. Set to come into force... read more →
In Onwuje v Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Tribunals and the Court of Appeal were asked to comment on the issue of whether professional and business interests can... read more →
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