Discover expert insights from the best and trusted immigration lawyers and solicitors in London. This section covers legal guidance, visa application tips, and updates on UK immigration law. Whether you’re applying for a spouse visa, work visa, or settlement, our London-based immigration team shares practical advice to support your journey.
How can I apply for a UK Spouse Visa? If you are married to a British citizen or a person with settled status in the UK and you want to join them in the UK, you may be eligible to apply for a UK Spouse Visa.Here are the steps to apply: Step 1: Check your […]
The Returning Resident Visa could be applicable to you if you previously lived in the UK and obtained indefinite leave to remain but have been residing outside the UK for more than two consecutive years. With this visa type you may be eligible for a returning resident visa that allows you to settle in the
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The UK Skilled worker application refers to a specific type of visa for individuals who wish to work in the UK. This type of visa is designed for individuals who are offered a job by a UK company. The application process typically involves demonstrating eligibility criteria, such as having a job offer and sufficient knowledge
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The High Potential Individual route is a new immigration route due to be implemented on 30 May 2022. The route will be available to recent graduates of top global universities who wish to work or look for work in the UK after completion of a course equivalent to a UK bachelor’s degree or above. Eligible
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You can apply to switch into a spouse visa (5 years route) if you are married to a British national or a person who is present and settled in the UK. To do so, you must meet the eligibility requirements for switching to a spouse visa. The application for switching into spouse visa under the 5 years route is
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The health and care visa falls under the skilled worker route and allows eligible health workers to come or stay in the UK to work for the NHS, an NHS supplier or in adult social care. The benefits of the health and care visa are fast-track entry, reduced visa application fees, exemption from paying the
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The Home Office has introduced a paid service where businesses seeking to apply for a sponsor licence can now request for their application to be processed within 10 working days. The standard processing time for a sponsor licence application is up to eight weeks. How do you apply for the priority service? After you have submitted your sponsor licence application and accompanying
Applicants from non – English speaking countries are required to pass an approved English language test when applying for a UK visa (in most cases) or citizenship application. Types of tests There are 2 different types of tests assessing English language ability at different levels and the test you will be required to pass will
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As Brexit has now brought free movement to an end, many sectors across the UK have been struggling to recruit staff. The UK now lacks skilled workers in number of different industrial sectors like, technology, finance, hospitality, medical etc. Due to the shortage of staff that employers are now facing, they are choosing to recruit
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On 1 December 2020, the Skilled worker visa route was introduced replacing the Tier 2 (General) work visa. This route enables UK employers to hire skilled workers from overseas if they are unable to recruit from within the UK. In order to be eligible for a Skilled worker visa, you will need to earn 70
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