Earlier this week new Home Secretary Priti Patel was challenged on her pledge to increase the salary threshold for foreign workers post-Brexit. Priti Patel had previously promised to restore “integrity”... read more →
Earlier this week, Theresa May announced that fee for EU Settled Status applications will be scrapped, following “powerful representations” on the scheme. With the initial proposed fee of £65 for... read more →
As we get closer to March 2019, the government faces further pressure to secure a Brexit deal which has the UK’s best interest at heart. In the last week, Prime... read more →
Non-EEA family members can apply for Derivative rights of residence under EU law. The requirements for a Derivative right of residence application are set out under Regulation 16 of the... read more →
We recently received some more wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) had been granted an EEA Document Certifying Permanent Residence. In our initial meeting with the Applicant, we discovered... read more →
One of the main obstacles in EEA Permanent Residence applications is satisfying the Continuity of Residence requirement. Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have been resident in the... read more →
European Nationals have recently started to raise question marks on the future of the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) post-Brexit. Whilst the UK Government has promised that the European Health... read more →
The fourth round of recent Brexit Negotiations between the United Kingdom (UK) and European Union (EU) has now concluded. Whilst there are some promising signs for EEA nationals holding valid... read more →
Because of the uncertainty caused by the approaching deadline for Brexit negotiations, UK is desperate for business, investor and entrepreneur immigration. The Home Secretary said: “We will ensure we continue... 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 →