The recent determination of Kousar & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2018] EWCA Civ 2462 (“Kousar”) highlights how easy it can be to submit an invalid visa... read more →
In the news this week, the Independent has reported the case of a Bosnian national currently undertaking her Master’s Degree at a top University in Amsterdam who has just been... read more →
We received some brilliant mews earlier this week that our team of solicitors and barristers successfully appealed a Home Office refusal at the First Tier Tribunal. Our specialist immigration team... read more →
The latest UK Immigration statistics highlight the significant Home Office delays in processing times for UK Immigration Appeals. Over the past year, Applicants have waited on average 12 months for... read more →
Appealing a UK Immigration decision can be a stressful and demanding process especially where the Home Office has erroneously refused an application or where an application has been refused on... read more →
UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI) carried out numerous Immigration Enforcement operations across the UK last weekend, to ensure that landlords and employers are carrying out the mandatory Right to Rent... read more →
The Administrative Court has updated its guidance on making an Immigration Judicial Review Application. The New Administrative Court Guidance makes it clear that the intending claimant should think carefully about... read more →
The UK’s Home Office has announced a £91 million tender for the proposed digitisation of Immigration Visa Applications for visa extensions, settlement and British nationality. These include services such as identity... read more →
Until recently the First-tier Tribunal was unable to award costs. Following on from 20th October 2014, the Immigration Tribunal Procedure Rules 2014 came into operation, enabling the Tribunal to exercise... read more →
On 1 December 2016, the Immigration Act 2016 made significant changes in regards to the appeals process. An Applicant can be removed from the UK if they are in the... read more →