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Immigration law update for 10 August to 16 August 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 10 August to 16 August 2019.  Another quiet week last week in terms of legal developments, with just a couple of updated country policy...

 and information notes, but as always, immigration continues to feature prominently in the news. Application process and practice 14.8.2019: Guidance: Tuberculosis test for a UK visa: clinics in...

Immigration law update for 3 August to 9 August 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 3 August to 9 August 2019.  A relatively quiet week last week, but highlights include Boris Johnson setting out his vision to cement the UK...

 as a science superpower, while a new a report from HM Inspectorate of Prisons criticises private security guards for tying up migrants on deportation flights.  Application process and practice 7.8.2019:...

Immigration law update for 27 July to 2 August 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 27 July to 2 August 2019.  Highlights this week include decisions from the Court of Appeal on the ‘Devaseelan’ guidelines, cessation...

 of refugee status following a change in internal relocation conditions and whether a Certificate of Sponsorship is a document.  There is also an interesting new academic research report on...

Immigration law update for 20 July to 26 July 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 20 July to 26 July 2019.  Highlights this week include a new decision from the Supreme Court on the right of permanent residence in the...

 context of deportation, the (now former) Home Secretary has published a statement covering a range of immigration issues and the Court of Appeal has commented again on the complexity of immigration...

Immigration law update for 13 July to 19 July 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 13 July to 19 July 2019.   Highlights this week include updated guidance for Turkish ECAA business and employed applications, new...

 Tier 2 and 5 Sponsor Guidance and three new judgments from the Court of Appeal on exclusion from refugee status, legitimate expectation in the context of deportation and the powers of the Secretary of State to...

Immigration law update for 6 July to 12 July 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 6 July to 12 July 2019.   Highlights this week include the Upper Tribunal provides guidance on appealable decisions, permission to appeal...

 requirements and anonymity directions, UKVI has published a list of its decision making offices for out of country applications along with the region and location of application and the Independent Chief...

Immigration law update for 27 June to 5 July 2019
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

Welcome to the Richmond Chambers immigration law update for the week of 27 June to 5 July 2019.   Highlights this week include the Upper Tribunal provides guidance on claims that the First-tier Tribunal did not...

 give sufficient weight to a particular aspect of the case, there is new guidance for Home Office staff on the common travel area (CTA) and ILPA publishes a new briefing on issues with automated residency...

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