The recent judgement of the below-mentioned case may have changed the way the submission of self-serving statements will be viewed and considered during an appeal, in circumstances where the self-serving... read more →
For frequent travellers to the United Kingdom, the Registered Traveller Service offers a way to avoid lengthy waits at airport customs. The service caters to business travellers and those individuals... read more →
Immigration Minister Robert Goodwill has stated the New UK Online Passport renewal service “is a key part of the Home Office’s drive to transform the way we deliver our services... read more →
As of 6 April this year, Immigration Enforcement Officers now have new immigration enforcement powers, similar to that of the Police and Licensing Enforcement Officers, which gives them the authority... read more →
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 eligibility criteria for students who want to gain Home Fee Status is set out by the Education (Fees and Awards) (England) Regulations 2007. In order to understand the criteria,... read more →
After months of legal wrangling - and a general election - Brexit negotiations finally began on 19 June 2017. Theresa May’s attempt to shore up her parliamentary majority resulted in... 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 rights of EU national children born to a non-EU national parent were more clearly defined by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Justice (“the ECJ”) in the... read more →
In the end, there was no televised debate between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn; instead, they faced questions separately from the BBC’s Jeremy Paxman on their visions for the future... read more →
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