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Tier 2 visas still being hit despite medical restriction
By Richmond Chambers

The demand for skilled workers is outstripping the number available with the latest figures revealing that the number of potential skilled foreign workers trying to obtain a visa under the Tier 2 system remains above the current UK threshold. Figures showed that...

 despite changes to the cap on skilled workers, which last month included the removal of doctors and nurses, there remained more applications for employer-sponsored visas for non-EEA workers in July than there were available visas to legally obtain work in...

What is work? Complying with your visa conditions
By Gillian McCall

Under the Immigration Rules, many people have restrictions on their right to work in the UK. This article will look at some of the main definitions of work used in the Immigration rules in the main work and study based categories and discuss how this will...

 impact people in different situations. Types of leave and their restrictions: Tier 1 Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent): no employment as a Doctor or Dentist in Training, and no employment as a professional sportsperson (including as a sports coach). Tier 1...

Work Visa Success Stories
By Richmond Chambers

Our business immigration barristers assist national and international businesses to recruit and retain the skilled workers that they need in the UK. We have assisted company directors, self-employed persons and employees to acquire the immigration status that they...

 need to work in the UK. The following are just a few examples of the many successful outcomes that we have achieved for our clients: Our immigration barristers were instructed by a national pharmaceutical company to obtain an extension of stay for one...

Number of Non-EU IT Professionals in UK Increases by 13%
By Richmond Chambers

In 2014, the number of IT professionals from outwith Europe, who came to workin the United Kingdom (UK), increased by thirteen per cent (13%) since 2013 and by fifty-six per cent (56%)...

 since 2010. Raise the minimum salary thresholds Reform the skills shortage list; and Introduce a fee for ICT visas. Contact Us – ICT Visa Solicitors and Barristers, London

UK immigration targets under threat, but business relocations increase
By Richmond Chambers

The latest immigration figures from the Office for National Statistics revealed a surprising increase in the UK’s net migration, as we discussed in an earlier blog post.Fall in emigration

 The latest immigration figures from the Office for National Statistics revealed a surprising increase in the UK’s net migration, as we discussed in an earlier blog post.Fall in emigration

Trial of simplified visa process launched
By Richmond Chambers

A new pilot allowing top business migrants to continue travelling whilst waiting for their visa to be processed launched on Monday 22nd July.Contact Us

 A new pilot allowing top business migrants to continue travelling whilst waiting for their visa to be processed launched on Monday 22nd July.Contact Us

Flexible changes to Immigration Rules
By Richmond Chambers

The Government has announced changes to the Immigration Rules, which it says will ensure the UK remains the destination of choice for exceptional overseas talent.

 The Government has announced changes to the Immigration Rules, which it says will ensure the UK remains the destination of choice for exceptional overseas talent.

MAC recommends no change to annual limit on skilled workers
By Richmond Chambers

The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has recommended the annual limit on skilled workers from outside of the European Economic Area should remain unchanged for the next financial year.

 The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has recommended the annual limit on skilled workers from outside of the European Economic Area should remain unchanged for the next financial year.

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