From 15 February 2022 the Immigration Rules will change to allow sponsorship of carers and support workers for nursing homes from overseas. Carer workers and home carers will come under the Skilled Worker route, SOC code 6145, and
The Isle of Man, as well as the Channel Islands, is not part of the United Kingdom. The Islands are officially self-governing dependencies of the British Crown with their own independent jurisdictions. The Isle of Man has its own immigration
Financial requirement for the partner visa to the UK
Financial requirement for the partner visa is satisfied if the sponsor, the British partner, has income of at least £18,600 per year or if the couple have savings of at least
If you are a pet lover like we are, and want to bring a pet from overseas, you might find this blog helpful.Here is a short overview of the process:
If you are an EU national resident in the UK before Brexit you can protect your right of residence. All you need to do is make an application for settled status or pre-settled status. This application is made online
A guide for international students
Graduate Route will be open this summer for international graduates who complete their degree at an undergraduate level or above (Masters, MPhil or PhD) in the summer 2021 or later and who have a valid
Driving offences have long been one of the most frustrating reasons for refusal of applications for indefinite leave to remain. The rule that bit so harshly paragraph 322 (1C) (iv) of the Immigration Rules which made the refusal of
In January 2021 free movement rights will end and the immigration system will be updated.
According to the Policy Statement issued in February 2020, the following changes will be made in relation to sponsored employment:
Fee waiver in immigration applications is available in exceptional circumstances to applicants for leave to remain in the UK who are relying on the grounds of family life or private life, but not to any other immigration category.
Fee waiver
For the last month or so we have had animated internal discussions of the entry clearance options for non-British parents of British citizen children who are based abroad but want to raise their British child in the UK. Non-British parents