The Domestic Worker visa was officially recognised as a visa under the immigration rules on 18 September 2012. Prior to this, domestic workers were required to submit an application outside... read more →
The new Home Secretary, Sajid Javid has alluded to a possible change in the UK’s hostile environment policy which was introduced and championed by Prime Minister Theresa May since she... read more →
In the wake of the recent Windrush Scandal, the UK Government and the Home Office have finally taken steps in order to provide help and support to the Windrush Generation.... read more →
We recently received some more wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) had been granted an EEA Document Certifying Permanent Residence. In our initial meeting with the Applicant, we discovered... read more →
Unlawful immigration detention in the UK is an issue that is widely publicised in the UK. Unlike other EEA nations, there is no time limit on the length that a... read more →
Following on from the controversy and embarrassment from the Windrush Scandal the Home Office has taken an important step in suspending the Right to Bank check. The controversial Right to... read more →
LEXVISA recently received the wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) had been granted his Fiancé Visa and plans to marry his British national fiancé in the UK later this... read more →
European Economic Area (EEA) nationals can use the European passport return service to retain their passports when submitting their EEA Permanent Residence application. This service allows many EEA nationals to... read more →
If you are a family member of an EU national you should consider applying for an EEA Residence Card to confirm your status in the UK. Whilst Brexit negotiations are... read more →
LEXVISA is thrilled to announce that our client (“the Applicant”) has recently been granted Leave to Remain outside the Immigration Rules. The Applicant made a Human Rights Application due to... read more →
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