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- Does the spouse visa have any better alternatives?
- How the promised Graduate Route will compare to the Skilled Worker route
- Driving offences and Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) – the new rules from 1 December 2020
- Tier 2 sponsored employment after Brexit
- New Immigration Fee Waiver policy
- Zambrano entry clearance – a window of opportunity or the route of last resort for the parents of a British child
- EU nationals may need their PR documents for naturalisation applications
- Northern Irelanders may not have to pay the partner visa fee
- Post-Study Work Options for International Students in 2020
- Settled status vs permanent residence, indefinite leave to remain and settlement visa
- Is your employee extending her visa? Five steps to avoid fines
- Do I need a visa for my child who was born in the UK?
- EU Settled Status scheme – what to expect if you miss the deadline
- How to bring your pet to the UK?
- Not able to meet the financial requirement of Appendix FM? Do not despair
- Can I sponsor myself if my relationship breaks down?
- Does Indefinite Leave to Remain Expire?
- I am visiting my boyfriend in England. Can I stay when we get married?
- UK visitor visa – 180-day rule
- Immigration lawyer’s tips on how to find a sponsor in the UK
- Did Kadmos have a visa? Immigration lawyer's thoughts
- What if my marriage breaks down... Does my spouse visa lapse?
- How to stay in the UK on completion of studies
- Investor Visa in Turmoil
- The cost of sponsoring a care worker in the UK
- Is ILR granted on the Isle of Man valid in the UK?
- Applications for naturalisation are easy. What can possibly go wrong?
- Is British citizenship precarious? Capparrelli (EEA Nationals – British Nationality) -
- To be or not to be British? Disadvantages of UK citizenship
- Immigration Webinar: How to extend Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa
- Surinder Singh route for family members of British citizens
- Residence rights of the parents of an EEA national child
- UKBA data on success rate of in-country spouse visa applications under Appendix FM
- Tier 2 visa applications: why it is important to get them right first time round
- How criminal record affects applications for indefinite leave to remain and nationality
- Zambrano Children - between the Rules and the Regulations
- UK spouse visa rules: unfair and discriminatory
- Practical implications of the Court of Appeal judgment in Ahmadi - decisions to remove under s.47
- New rules on family migration
- Success rate of Tier 1 entrepreneur visa applications
- CJEU to shed light on the extent of Surinder Singh principle
- Making Migration Work: Liberal Democrats propose reversal of UK immigration policy
- Five reasons not to miss your chance to vote
- Are your kids British? ... Are you sure?
- British citizenship for EU national children - entitlement or a matter of discretion?
- Brexit from an immigration lawyer's perspective
- New visitor visa guidance: genuineness and credibility of visitors from the war affected zones
- Spouse Visa Applicants Shall Not Marry In Haste
- Six most baffling questions I've heard from an Immigration Judge
- Who wears pyjamas? An Immigration Solicitor's Perspective
- Five reasons why visitors are not allowed to study English in the UK
- The Future of Immigration: what is missing in the Immigration Act 2014
- La bestia senza pace – immigration police raiding family homes in routine checks on EEA applications
- Removing Full Right of Appeal for Family Visitors: tackling abuse of system or hooding abuse of power?
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