The streets of Bangladesh are engulfed in turmoil as thousands of students protest against a controversial quota system in government jobs. This movement has emerged as the most significant challenge to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's administration during her fourth term. The protests,…
In this fast paced, hour-long immigration law update for DG Legal, Adam Pipe of No.8 Chambers provides a comprehensive update on the latest developments in immigration law, including recent changes to the Immigration Rules and recent case law from the Upper Tribunal and the higher courts.
In this video, Latitude Law's Jessica Lee explains the differences between a partner visa and a fiancé visa, including the different requirements, application processes and fees.
The Skilled Worker Visa is designed for skilled individuals who wish to work in an eligible role in the UKWhat is a skilled worker visa?The skilled worker visa enables UK employers to address skill shortages within their workforce by hiring skilled foreign workers. If a worker meets the…
For many visa routes, evidencing your English language skills to a certain level is an essential part of the application and failing to do so, could lead to the refusal of your application. However, the requirement is not homogenous – it varies across different routes and types of…
This post provides a scrollable timeline of 40 years of immigration law and policy. The information in the post is a copy of the Home Office's comprehensive timeline of changes to policy and legislation affecting migration to the UK from 1983 to the current day.
You can click on a year…
Since many immigration appeals may take months to be heard by the Immigration Tribunal, circumstances will understandably evolve, which could constitute a new matter for the purposes of the appeal.When appealing an immigration decision, it is important to consider whether a new matter is…
Abstract: The British political landscape on immigration before Brexit had a number of stable features: the public disliked migration and politicians from both main parties tended to accept (if not actively support) higher migration levels than voters preferred. This mismatch…
By Platform of Independent Experts on Refugee Rights (PIERR),
Across the world many countries and communities are providing courageous examples of welcoming refugees, showing how the right to seek asylum can be guaranteed and implemented in ways that empower refugees and enable them to contribute fully to their host communities.
But in other places…
On April 4, new salary thresholds for sponsored workers came into effect, as part of the wide-ranging changes to immigration rules that the government confirmed in March.In the weeks leading up to this date, there was a rush of requests for certificates of sponsorship from employers that…
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