When appealing a Deportation Order, the new ‘Integration Test’ is applied in considering whether the Applicant would face “very significant obstacles” to his integration into the country of his removal... read more →
Our Immigration Solicitors and Barristers recently received the brilliant news that a client’s (the Applicant) Administrative Review application had been successful. In our initial consultation with the Applicant, we discovered... read more →
Recent caselaw has found that it is unlawful for the Secretary of State to a charge a fee for Human Rights Applications where the Applicant cannot afford the fee. This... read more →
This week, LEXVISA highlighted some important concerns which had been raised in a Home Office Report which was published in July 2017, regarding the Good Character Requirement in a British... read more →
Once again, our solicitors have received wonderful news of a successful Entry Clearance Spouse Visa application. Our Client (‘The Applicant’) had previously applied for a Fiancée Visa application without any... read more →
In the last 24 months, the Home Office has taken portentous steps to crack down on net immigration figures in the UK and has largely relied on the Immigration Act... read more →
The Approved Destination Status (ADS) Agreement was made between the UK and China in 2005 which permits Chinese citizens to visit the UK for up to a maximum of 30... read more →
In respect of concerns raised recently in the report of the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration titled 'A short inspection of the Home Office's application of the good... read more →
Overseas nationals may apply for a Marriage Visitor Visa if they wish to marry in the UK because of the attraction of marrying at one of the UK's historic or... read more →
A Home Office document named ‘Border, Immigration and Citizenship System After the UK Leaves the European Union’ has been leaked which reveals the Government’s Brexit Proposals. The document is 82... read more →
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