During it’s lifetime, the manual has evolved to become the leading introductory text for new immigration practitioners and for students of immigration law. Thousands of new immigration lawyers and advisers have been trained by HJT Training using the manual.  Which is now why the manual has evolved into an online subscription, to give practitioners the most up to date encyclopedic resource possible.

We dedicate Mastering Immigration Law to our much missed friends and colleagues Gail Elliman, Navtej Ahluwalia and Jake Dutton

Available for with our Mastering Immigration Law Subscription service, this 2018 edition Immigration Manual, has been comprehensively updated to include all the major changes as of the law October 2018.

With the ever changing law and Brexit looming, Mastering Immigration Law has been extensively updated and amended every month to provide Practitioners with the most up to date information, something a book publication does not provide, which is why this Edition is being released together with the subscription exclusively.

We want our customers to stay as informed and up to date as possible and with this comprehensive product you won’t miss a thing!

The Immigration Manual has references to case law, policies and rules essential for any immigration practitioner. By bundling our Mastering Immigration Law online resource with our manual, you can access these fundamental sources instantaneously through your computer or mobile device. You’ll never have to worry about our manual being out of date with our regular stream of updates pouring in, print off the relevant sections you need from the subscription and keep your knowledge as current as possible!  Perfect for sitting your assessments too!

The paperback manual will include changes such as:

1. New section on immigration bail and re-written section on the new tribunal guidance
2. Statements of Changes HC309, HC895 and HC1154 fully applied throughout
3. New section on Appendix ECAA
4. Updated section on implications of Brexit negotiations on free movement rights and applications in practice
5. New section on Dubs Amendment (‘s67’) leave
6. Overview tables of requirements in individual categories
7. Applications fees as at 6 April 2018 applied throughout
8. Significant case law- and policy developments  on victims torture, detention of vulnerable adults, Art 3 and HP
9. The new body of EIGs and other re-named and re-ordered policies and applications forms applied and fully hyperlinked throughout
10. Significant case law developments relating to EEA free movement and 2018 EEA Amendment Regs applied throughout
11. Developments relevant to Windrush type cases (nationality, settlement or human rights), new concessions and procedures
12. Up to date status of the removal of historic discrimination in nationality cases, remedial order implementation and citizenship fees for children