If a visa application has been refused by the Home Office, there may be the possibility to appeal against the decision to the First-Tier Tribunal, who can then over-turn the... read more →
The joint cases of R (P & Ors) v Secretary of State for the Home Department & Anor [2017] EWCA Civ 321, when seen in the light of Article 8... read more →
Needless to say that since Britain triggered Article 50, marking the official start of Brexit; there has never been more uncertainty and concern for the EEA nationals who are in... read more →
In the case of SXH v CPS, the Supreme Court considered the Appellant's Asylum & Article 8 ECHR claim whether the Crown Prosecution Service’s (CPS) decision to prosecute the Appellant who had... read more →
The Barista Visa May Be a Saviour for Lower-Skilled EU Workers in the UK post-Brexit. In a bid to tighten EU immigration, the Home Office has been more selective in... read more →
Under the Home Office’s Nationality Instructions, EEA Nationals resident in the United Kingdom since 2 October 2000 were treated as being “settled”, meaning that EEA National children born in the... read more →
The Post-Brexit Fashion Industry prides itself on its multiculturalism; statistics show that the UK imports over 60% of its clothes from outside the UK with the vast majority of its... read more →
A significant judgement was made in the case of Mohammed Butt v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2017] EWCA Civ 184, which brought into question the Judge’s Article... read more →
The Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC1078, in effect from 6 April 2017, is the Home Office’s latest business Immigration Rules update. The rationale behind the Statement of... read more →
The case of SF and Others (Guidance, Post 2014 Act) Albania [2017] UKUT 120 ('SF and Others') was heard before the Upper Tribunal of the Immigration and Asylum Chamber in January... read more →
Recent Comments