Month: March 2023

[ad_1] There are various temporary immigration routes available in the UK to be able to lawfully undertake work as an overseas national. However, for those specifically looking to

[ad_1] In a bizarre policy-like update, the Home Office has amended its guidance on automatic acquisition of British citizenship: “While the Home Office assesses recently identified legal issues,

[ad_1] I will be talking to legal professionals, regulators and stakeholders about the future of professional ethics today at the Westminster Legal Policy Forum. Professional ethics is one

[ad_1] In a colourfully-worded and expressive judgment, the High Court has found that challenges to the Home Secretary’s decision to refuse citizenship naturalisation applications can only be challenged

[ad_1] As a licensed sponsor you are subject to a number of strict duties to ensure compliance with the UK Immigration Rules and to prevent illegal working. These

[ad_1] The High Court has rejected a challenge to the Home Office’s dysfunctional and chaotic accommodation system. The case is MQ, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary

[ad_1] Analiza Abella Kjaer  Application 12367-2022 Admitted 2005 Hearing 8 December 2022 Reasons 22 December 2022 The SDT ordered that the respondent should be struck off the roll.

[ad_1] The Home Office has emailed sponsor licence holders today to announce a few small but significant improvements that used to clog up the sponsor management system. Annual

[ad_1] The Government Authorised Exchange (GAE) category of the Immigration Rules is one of the least known of all the UK’s visa options. It can be found in

[ad_1] The Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, David Neal, has expressed his frustration at the Home Office’s inability properly and promptly to address report recommendations in