Immigration News

• Alliance of Turkish Businesspeople unsuccessful at High Court
  Some readers will know that in 2018 the law changed regarding Turkish businesspeople and their right...
  Posted on 07 April 2019
• Right to rent - right or wrong?
  The Immigration Act 2014 introduced, amongst a number of other things, the so-called “right to rent”...
  Posted on 06 April 2019
• Ten years’ continuous lawful residence - Upper Tribunal puts it straight
  It sometimes happens that a case comes before the First-Tier Immigration Tribunal but the judge deci...
  Posted on 11 March 2019
• Brexit update - February 2019
  This Brexit thing felt as if it was going on for ever. It all got very dramatic and, from some peopl...
  Posted on 23 February 2019
• Does an Immigration Judge’s verbal decision stand?
  Experienced practitioners might tell you that you never really know what is going to happen at an im...
  Posted on 11 February 2019
• The Immigration Rules are just too complicated
  It is often said, not least by us, that the Immigration Rules - the rules which by and large govern ...
  Posted on 09 February 2019
• Turkish businesspeople lose the right of appeal - again
  Some while ago in early 2017 the High Court made a decision that no doubt pleased some members of th...
  Posted on 15 January 2019
• Visa applicants - the requirement for biometric enrolment
  Christmas and New Year is for many people a time to catch up on their reading and tackle the great n...
  Posted on 04 January 2019
• Tier 2 sponsor licences - when things go wrong
  As many employers will no doubt attest, obtaining a Tier 2 sponsor licence from the Home Office can ...
  Posted on 16 December 2018
• Latest statement of changes to the Immigration Rules - original documents and evidential flexibility
  Amidst the news of the continuing steep increase in visa application costs (the IHS health surcharge...
  Posted on 20 November 2018
• Home Office - Immigration Tribunal - unreasonable behaviour
  “Unreasonable behaviour” sounds like something out of the divorce courts, but it is a concept which ...
  Posted on 29 October 2018
• Home Secretary - non-EEA immigration - EEA immigration after Brexit
  The history of a country such as England shows something interesting about migration and psychology....
  Posted on 16 October 2018
• New “start-up” business visa - what’s it all about?
  Brexit is scheduled to happen in less than six months’ time. Anyone who reads the papers will be awa...
  Posted on 24 September 2018
• Immigration rules - something of a disgrace - Appendix FM - EEA Regulations
  The Immigration Rules and Regulations are the voluminous bodies of rules that UKVI caseworkers use i...
  Posted on 12 September 2018
• Tier 2 relaxes a bit - doctors and nurses are welcome
  It has been suggested now and again that one of the effects of forthcoming Brexit has been to create...
  Posted on 23 August 2018
• Ankara Agreement/ECAA settlement route - new rules
  Turkish migrants (and their lawyers for that matter) got rather a shock in May 2017 when the Upper I...
  Posted on 23 June 2018
• Ryanair - carriers’ liability - incorrect visa
  An interesting tale recently emerged from the Court of Appeal.
  
  Mr Mevludin Alibegovic, a nat...
  Posted on 11 June 2018
• Abramovich - a Russian tale
  It has been difficult to avoid reading about Roman Abramovich in the media recently. He is more famo...
  Posted on 04 June 2018
• New Home Secretary - end of the “hostile environment”? - and alleged tax deception
  Following the resignation of Ms Amber Rudd a new Home Secretary has been appointed: he is Mr Sajid J...
  Posted on 20 May 2018
• Immigration appeals - do you have the right?
  Because of some draconian provisions in the Immigration Act 2014 the rights of appeal to the Immigra...
  Posted on 28 April 2018