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 →
Earlier this week we received some wonderful news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) application for Further Leave to Remain as a Spouse had been successful. The Applicant was applying for... read more →
When making a UK visa application on the basis of the Applicant’s relationship with their British, settled or EEA national partner, it is important that the genuine relationship requirement is... read more →
Last week we received the wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) has been granted entry clearance to the UK as the Child of a Parent Present and Settled in... read more →
An overseas child who has a British parent can apply to join their parent in the United Kingdom. This is a popular visa route to reunite families but it is... read more →
A parent of a child who is British citizens or who is present and settled in the UK may make an application to join them in the UK. However, there... read more →