We recently represented a client in a complex and sensitive appeal concerning her child’s application under the EU Settlement Scheme. The case raised multiple legal and procedural issues and ultimately led to the Home Office withdrawing its decision following our robust appeal submissions. Our client’s son had applied for pre-settled status as a dependent relative […]
Gaining lawful immigration status after spending two decades in the UK without documentation is never simple. It is especially difficult for those with limited support networks and complex immigration histories. However, with the right strategy and a carefully presented case, long-term residence and good character can form a strong basis for regularisation under the Immigration […]
The UK is moving towards a fully digital immigration system, and a key part of this transformation is the eVisa, a secure online record of your immigration status. If you currently hold a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) or Biometric Residence Card (BRC), you must take action before 1 June 2026. What Is Changing? From 1 […]
Spouse visa applications under the five-year route are often seen as a clear pathway to settlement in the UK. However, even small errors at the end of this journey can have major consequences. Our immigration team recently assisted a client who had completed five years on a spouse visa but inadvertently jeopardised his settlement by […]
If you are in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa and your employer has given notice of termination, it is natural to feel uncertain about your future. This blog explains what happens to your visa, what options are available, and what steps you should take to protect your immigration status if your skilled worker […]
The unmarried partner visa is a vital immigration route for couples in long-term relationships who are not legally married or in a civil partnership. This visa allows an applicant to join their partner in the UK, provided certain conditions are met. In this blog post, we answer your common questions about the unmarried partner visa […]
Our clients often have many questions regarding spouse visa applications, and we always ensure they receive expert advice and assistance. In this blog, we answer your 10 most frequently asked spouse visa questions. I am a British citizen and live abroad with my spouse. Do I have to be in the UK when my spouse […]
The 20-year long residence route is an important pathway for individuals who have lived in the UK for a substantial period but may not have formal immigration status. If you have been in the UK for 20 years and are considering applying for leave to remain, this guide answers some of the most common questions […]
If you hold a Graduate Visa or a High Potential Individual Visa, you have likely been granted two or three years of leave to remain in the UK. This period is invaluable for graduates, as it provides an opportunity to gain employment in the UK without requiring sponsorship. Building professional experience post-graduation is often critical for […]
