We received some wonderful news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) Tier 2 General settlement (indefinite leave to remain) application was granted. In our initial consultation with the Applicant, we were... read more →
The latest Home Office data has been published which has highlighted that in the last quarter; only a small number of Appendix W Innovator Visa and Start-up visa applications had... read more →
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 →
Employers in the United Kingdom who wish to employ overseas workers from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland must apply for a Tier 2 Sponsor Licence. Once an... read more →
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), is an independent body that provides advice to the Home Office on matters of migration. The advice provided by the MAC is non-binding and the... read more →
Following the Migration Advisory Committee’s (“MAC”) recent review of the Tier 2 Shortage Occupation List, it has recommended that the UK needs to add more occupations under Appendix K of... read more →
Tier 2 work visa application: The Home Office has always supported positive migration to the United Kingdom. In particular, inbound migration for business people and skilled workers to assist overcome... read more →
We received some delightful news earlier this week that our client’s (“the Applicant”) Tier 2 General Indefinite Leave to Remain application was granted. In our initial consultation with the Applicant,... read more →
We are delighted to announce that last week we received the wonderful news that one of our clients (“the Applicant”) has been granted an entry clearance Tier 2 (General) work... read more →
It is extremely important to ensure the Tier 2 Visa Certificate of Sponsorship (“Tier 2 Visa CoS”) is properly prepared; otherwise, the Tier 2 Visa application itself could be unsuccessful.... read more →