Paragraph 276 of the Immigration Rules allows Applicants to apply for indefinite leave to remain on the grounds of 10 years lawful Long Residence. The 10-year lawful residence can be... read more →
Our immigration solicitors in London received some wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) received a Spouse extension. This was the third application our immigration solicitors in London prepared for... read more →
As of today, 20 February 2020, the global talent visa has replaced the former Tier 1 Exceptional Talent visa. The introduction of the global talent visa is an expansion of... read more →
After a long and strenuous journey, Brexit looms ever closer and we are all finally coming to terms with an independent United Kingdom outside the European Union. The United Kingdom... read more →
We received some delightful news in the busy Christmas period that our clients Ancestry indefinite leave to remain applications were granted. This was a significant victory because there were notable... read more →
As a Tier 4 Student, you can apply to switch to a Tier 2 General Work visa without having to leave the United Kingdom once your studies come to an... read more →
Following the Conservative party’s landslide victory in last week’s General Election, there have been further questions about the future of the current immigration system in the UK. The Home Secretary... read more →
We received some delightful news that our client (the Applicant’s) spouse indefinite leave to remain application was successful; despite a short delay from the Home Office. The Applicant opted to... read more →
In recent times the Home Office has been accused of unjustly refusing UK Standard Visitor visa applications from those from particular regions. In particular, according to some practitioners, Applicants applying... read more →
We received some wonderful news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) Tier 2 General settlement (indefinite leave to remain) application was granted. In our initial consultation with the Applicant, we were... read more →
