Recent data highlighted by The Independent indicates that in the year to March 2019, over half of the negative decisions made on UK Visa applications have been overturned on appeal.... read more →
The recent Court of Appeal case of Palla v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWCA Civ 264 (“Palla”) heard on 20 February 2019 confirms the position and... read more →
We recently received some delightful news that our client’s (“the Applicant) partner visa application was granted. The Applicant was switching from a Tier 2 Intra-company Transfer visa to a partner... read more →
Landlords and letting agents in the UK are required to conduct an obligatory Right to Rent check under the Right to Rent Scheme, before renting their properties. This is in order to monitor... read more →
Over the last 18 months, the Home Office has heavily relied on paragraph 322 (5) of the Immigration Rules to refuse Tier 1 General indefinite leave to remain applications where... read more →
Our immigration team comprising of solicitors and barristers recently received the wonderful news that a client (the Applicant) has been granted a spouse visa to the UK, as the spouse of a... read more →
Last week, the High Court ruled that Right to Rent Checks in England are incompatible with human rights law. The scheme, introduced by Theresa May as part of her hostile... read more →
We received the wonderful news earlier today that the Judge allowed our client’s (“the Applicant”) First Tier Tribunal Appeal. Our specialist Immigration Team had to overcome the allegation of a... read more →
In recent years, there has been much confusion over the appeal rights of extended family members of EEA nationals. First, extended family members had a right of appeal until the... read more →
Last month, the Supreme Court unanimously allowed the appeal in the case of Rhuppiah v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2018] UKSC 58 (“Rhuppiah v SSHD”). The case... read more →