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Immediate analysis of Home Office Statements of Changes, including the Global Talent visa changes and the rollout of the digital eVisa system.
Updates on UK immigration news for skilled workers, covering everything from the Immigration Salary List (ISL) transitions to new certificate of sponsorship (CoS) requirements.
Expert breakdowns of the new Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) new rules for skilled worker visas, specifically focusing on the shift toward a 10-year settlement route and the implications for those currently on a five-year path to ILR.
Decisive analysis of pivotal Upper Tribunal and High Court decisions that redefine the interpretation of the Immigration Rules.
Asylum process and practice 13/3/19 E. v Staatssecretaris van Veiligheid en Justitie C-635/17 before refusing family reunion for lack of documentary evidence, consideration must be given to specific circumstances and difficulties of the family before and after fleeing their country of origin Appeals, administrative review and judicial review 13/3/19 Robinson (formerly JR (Jamaica))…
Immigration control and the hostile environment 6/3/19 Article Parliament's Public Accounts Committee says Home Office has failed in its response to the Windrush scandal 1/3/19 JCWI, R (on app of) [2019] EWHC 452 (Admin) the right to rent scheme is discriminatory and incompatible with ECHR Art 14 in conjunction with…
European Union law, EEA free movement and settled status 27/2/19 Guidance EU Settlement Scheme: Assisted Digital service stated change: new locations added (unspecified) 26/2/19 Lopes [2019] EWCA Civ 199 in overturning of an EEA deportation, the withdrawal of a HO concession should have been applied for, and its fairness considered,…
Appeals, administrative review and judicial review 19/2/19 AK and IK (S.85 NIAA 2002 – new matters) [2019] UKUT 67 reliance on criteria relating to a different immigration rules category than that, on which the underlying application was based, is a ‘new matter’ requiring SSHD’s consent, even if individual facts remain…
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