A Students’ Guide to eGates
eGates, whether good, bad or ugly, are a distinctive feature of UK borders. Seven countries have joined UK and EU …
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HJT Summer Event 2019
HJT was proud to host it’s trainers and staff at our annual Summer Event this past week to celebrate the …
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UN Special Rapporteur Criticises Hostile Environment Policy
(Pictured: Ms. E. Tendayi Achiume (centre), Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance) …
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Legal Update for week 7th June to 13th June 2019
The immigration headlines for this week include the Tribunal refusing to reintroduce fast track appeals, an interesting case on the …
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Law Commission Deadline
The Law Commission’s Consultation Paper on Simplification of the Immigration Rules was published on 21st January 2019. The consultation paper …
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Deportation: how to challenge a broadened definition of ‘serious harm’ for individuals with a conviction
By David Jones, Founder and Director at HJT Training In a few recent cases I’ve dealt with the Home Office …
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Exceptional Talent Visa Opens Up New Opportunities For Overseas Architects Post-Brexit
Three months to go until Brexit and the UK remains in a chaotic state of uncertainty. One industry that can’t …
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Legal update for week 6th September 2018 to 12th September 2018
12/9/18 Updated guidance Right of abode and applying for a certificate of entitlement no stated changes 12/9/18 Outline of Migration …
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UK Government’s Preparation for a No Deal Brexit Scenario
On Thursday 24th August 2018 the UK Government published the first 24 technical notes of guidance of how to prepare …
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