UK immigration insights: news, guidance and legal updates
Our UK immigration blog provides up-to-date news, legal updates, and practical guidance on visas and immigration. Explore expert insights on spouse visas, work visas, and moving to the UK.
The Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) is the UK government regulator that oversees immigration advisers to ensure advice is properly authorised, competent, and compliant with UK immigration law. It replaced the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) in 2025 and continues to regulate...
If you’re planning to move to or stay in the UK, getting the right legal advice from the start makes all the difference. At Mulgrave Law, we offer a free 30-minute immigration consultation to help you understand your options and see whether we are the right firm to represent you. Whether you’re...
When global passport rankings are released each year, many people quickly scan the list to see which country tops the charts. In 2025, the latest Henley Passport Index revealed that the British passport currently ranks 6th worldwide, giving UK citizens visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 191...
When you are dealing with unfamiliar territory and having plenty of details to provide, it is possible to perceive the process of applying for a spouse visa as a big challenge. A detailed plan and understanding of the immigration rules will save a significant amount of time and effort. Paying...
Your 2025 guide to moving from the US to the UK By Mulgrave Law | UK Immigration Lawyer August 2025 Key Takeaway from this article In recent years, more and more Americans have been making the leap across the Atlantic to start a new chapter in the United Kingdom — some to be closer to...
Securing a UK spouse visa involves more than simply submitting an application form. Applicants must meet strict legal requirements, provide detailed evidence, and demonstrate compliance with the changing immigration rules. Even minor oversights can lead to refusals, resulting in personal distress or...
Visa applications are not as simple as they appear to be, mainly for couples who plan on reuniting or building a life together in the UK. A small oversight in the documentation leads to delays, refusals, or costly appeals. For the families who are under huge financial and emotional pressure, it...
Key Takeaway Summary: Starting April 2, 2025, EU nationals and other visa-exempt visitors to the UK will need to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before traveling for short stays of up to six months. ETA is not a visa, but a digital permission to travel—it does not guarantee entry...
Key takeaway: London offers diverse attractions; it is the beating heart of the UK! London, a vibrant city brimming with history and innovation, offers an array of attractions that cater to diverse interests. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views from the London Eye, explore contemporary art at the...
Biometric Residence Permits (BRP) are issued by the Home Office. They are physical cards confirming identity, containing all biometric information, immigration status and the conditions of the visa holder’s stay in the UK. There is a drastic change in how the Home Office will manage this...
The Skilled Worker visa allows individuals, who are eligible, to work in the UK. The sponsoring company needs to be approved by the Home Office and the role needs to be eligible for sponsorship. We, Mulgrave Law, immigration lawyers in London, assist both the company sponsoring as well the candidate...
Last year, the UK government announced a series of changes to its immigration rules. These changes, described as a “five-point plan” to reduce immigration, are set to take effect from spring 2024. This will affect not only businesses but also private individuals. Let’s take a...
Please note: These articles provide general information only and should not be taken as legal advice. Immigration rules change frequently, so please seek professional advice for your individual circumstances.