The Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact around the world causing chaos for businesses and employees. The UK Visas and Immigration department of the Home Office has also... read more →
Migrants who are held in Immigration Detention may be able to apply for Immigration Bail if their removal from the UK is not imminent and they pose no risk of... read more →
Last year we posted about the case of R (Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWHC 452 (Admin) in which the... read more →
Judicial review is a legal remedy available to Claimants who wish to challenge a negative immigration decision that appears to be unlawful or unreasonable. A judicial review claim should only... read more →
As many applicants and immigration practitioners know, the Home Office can often make questionable decisions or subject Applicants to painstaking delays in deciding applications or issuing residence documents; as was... read more →
Our immigration solicitors in London successfully guided the Applicant in obtaining indefinite leave to remain in the UK. The Applicant applied for settlement on the basis of her long residence... read more →
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 →
A One Stop Notice may be served by the Home Office usually when a human rights claim has been made or in asylum claims and deportation cases. It is important... read more →
It is possible for individuals to seek protection in another country which is not their own if there is a genuine fear that they will be persecuted in their home... read more →
In the news this week there have been several updates and statistics in relation to the EU Settlement Scheme and the future of EU nationals in the UK post-Brexit. From... read more →
