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    Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS): Who Must Pay, Exemptions, Refunds and Current Rates
    By Aarya Chaudhary - Legal Associate

    The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is a mandatory fee on most UK visa applications, introduced in 2015 to ensure long-term migrants contribute to the NHS....

    Paying the IHS entitles the visa holder to use NHS services free at the point of use for the duration of their visa, on the same basis as a UK resident.

    Switching from a Fiancé Visa to a Spouse Visa in the UK
    By Rosanna Atkinson - Legal Associate

    The UK Fiancé Visa does not lead directly to settlement in the UK. However, once you have married in the UK, you will be able to apply for and switch from a Fiancé Visa to a UK Spouse Visa before your current leave in the UK expires. The UK Spouse Visa is for married partners of...

    British or Irish citizens, persons who are settled in the UK, persons with pre-settled status, persons with a Turkish Businessperson or Turkish Worker visa, and persons with refugee status or humanitarian protection who wish to join, or stay with, their husband or wife in the UK.

    Children Born Outside the UK to British Mothers: British Citizenship Under Section 4C
    By Max Philpott - Legal Associate

    British nationality law has undergone several important changes in recent years, in many cases in order to reflect changes in social attitudes and to correct historic injustices. Section 4C of the British Nationality...

    Act 1981 allows children of British mothers to register as British, in circumstances where they would have automatically acquired British citizenship if women were able to pass on their nationality to...
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