By Isabella Reynard – Immigration Barrister 14 Oct 2024 In This Article 1. Introduction to the Skilled Worker Route2. I Am A Skilled Worker, How Long Do I Have to Decide What To Do?3. Can I Switch to Another Visa Route?4. Can I Stay on the Skilled Worker Route?5. Will This Impact My Indefinite Leave
By Emilia Cieslak – Authorized Affiliate 16 Oct 2024 In This Article 1. Impact of Criminal Convictions on Appendix FM Applications2. General Rules on Criminality in UK Immigration and Appendix FM3. Criminality Under Appendix FM – How It Differs from General Rules4. Mandatory Refusals for Criminal Convictions in Family Visa Applications5. Home Office Discretion in
Welcome to the weekly Free Motion e-newsletter! The dearth of choices for individuals to come back to the UK in security continues to make information. There was the story of the Ukrainian woman whose 11 and 15 year old children were refused permission to hitch right here, with no proper of enchantment at first. Two Scottish kids had
By David Zuther – Authorized Affiliate 14 Oct 2024 In This Article 1. Introduction to Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)2. Background of the Al Hassan and Ors Case3. The Appeal to the Upper Tribunal4. Remaking the Decision: Proportionality and Refugee Family Reunion5. Conclusion and Future Impact6. Contact Our Immigration Barristers7. Frequently
By Taya Sayekaya – Pupil Immigration Barrister 11 Oct 2024 In This Article 1. Introduction to the Global Talent Route2. What is the Global Talent Category3. What Are The Benefits of the Global Talent Visa4. Who Decides Whether an Individual Is Exceptionally Talented or Exceptionally Promising?5. Endorsement in the Fields of Academia or Research6. Endorsement
Since July 2012 the immigration guidelines for grownup dependent kinfolk have been, in apply, virtually not possible to satisfy. Grownup dependent relative visas have one of the highest refusal rates of all immigration routes. Between 2017 and 2020, 96% of functions have been refused. However they don’t all fail. In the precise circumstances supported by the precise
Welcome to the weekly Free Motion publication! I’m away this week, so if something large has occurred since Thursday, that’s why it isn’t in right here. The latest tribunal statistics are out and it continues to be unhealthy information for a authorities which would love to cease listening to the phrases “asylum backlog”. Final week somebody tried
The Higher Tribunal has given helpful steerage on when such grants will be made to non-Afghan nationals in addition to setting out a abstract of the authorized ideas to be adopted on the interpretation of coverage. The case is R (Bam Bahadur Gurung) v Secretary of State for the Dwelling Division, JR-2023-LON-002796 and was introduced
By Alex Papasotiriou – Immigration Barrister 04 Oct 2024 In This Article 1. Introduction2. The Home Office Guidance on EU Settlement Scheme3. The EU Settlement Scheme Application4. The Appeal Before the First-Tier Tribunal5. The Appeal Before the Upper Tribunal6. Comment7. Contact Our Immigration Barristers8. Frequently Asked Questions9. Glossary10. Additional Resources 1. Introduction In its judgment
New figures published today present the asylum appeals backlog had risen to 33,227 circumstances on the finish of June 2024, beneath the final authorities. Within the interval April to June 2024, the immigration tribunal obtained 9,318 asylum appeals and disposed of three,598 asylum appeals. These figures look dangerous as they’re. However they really cover the