[ad_1] Brexit symbolises a pivotal moment in both British and European history. It marks the culmination of a complex and often contentious relationship between the UK and the
[ad_1] The Immigration Act of 1971 acts as a cornerstone of the United Kingdom’s legislative framework governing the entry and stay of individuals in the country. This pivotal
[ad_1] Non-UK residents must have permission to work in the UK. In most cases, this means applying for a UK work visa. The United Kingdom has a structured
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[ad_1] Two family justice announcements herald the start of a period of potentially great change in family law, with an ever-increasing focus on non-court dispute resolution. Laid before
[ad_1] The Upper Tribunal has found that Appendix EU (Family Permit) requires those coming to the UK under these rules to be joining the relevant EEA national, and
[ad_1] Whether embarking on a sightseeing adventure, exploring business opportunities, celebrating a milestone, or simply passing through, selecting the correct UK visit visa is critical to a hassle-free
[ad_1] If a European national receives a criminal conviction arising from conduct which took place before the Brexit cut-off date, how can they rely on those previous EU
[ad_1] Clyde & Co LLP and Edward Henry Mills-Webb Application 12481-2023 Hearing 9-11 January 2024 Reasons 8 February 2024 The SDT ordered that the first respondent should pay
[ad_1] ‘This is not a climate change case,’ Surrey County Council told the Supreme Court when explaining that an oil company need not disclose the impact of burning
