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Switching from Graduate Entrepreneur or Start-up to Entrepreneur
By Gillian McCall

As we have previously covered in the Knowledge Centre, the Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur) route will close to new entrants on 5 July 2019. However individuals who have already entered the category will be able to spend the period of time they are granted in the...

 UK or can switch into the Start-up category. However, individuals who have been granted leave in the Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur) category, including those who have subsequently switched into the Start-up route, are still able to apply to enter the Tier...

When can a Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visa be a good alternative to a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) visa?
By Jasmine Theilgaard

If you would like to come to the UK to start a business, your first consideration is likely to be a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) visa. However, there are some cases in which the Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visa can allow entry and future settlement in the UK for individuals...

 working in the digital technology sector without the need for prior investment, and with a lot more flexibility upon arrival. Tech Nation has been designated by the Home Office to endorse applications for the Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visa from...

Immigration crackdown to push businesses to the brink
By Richmond Chambers

When Teresa May announced her plans to be tougher on UK immigration she was also sparking concerns in the business community. The Confederation of Business Industry (CBI) has warned that without good UK immigration policies, UK companies could face significant...

 losses and employees could lose their jobs as a result. The director general of the CBI, Carolyn Fairbairn, has stated that if the UK government really considers restricting low-skilled immigration, it could have inadvertent consequences. Primarily that...

UK government proposes a single immigration system
By Richmond Chambers

Immigration laws in the United Kingdom are set to change as the government focuses on offering those migrating from EU and non-EU countries the same rights. Previously, migrants from EU countries enjoyed the freedom of movement in the UK similar to that of British...

 citizens. However, a report by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) whose recommendations seem to have been adopted by the government is likely to change the status quo. Although the proposal has been welcomed by lawmakers and experts in immigration...

BSB publishes Vulnerability Good Practice Guide (Immigration Clients) for Immigration Barristers
By Richmond Chambers

Richmond Chambers has been working with the Bar Standards Board to help produce a user guide for barristers working with vulnerable adult immigration clients, released this week. The Vulnerability Good Practice Guide aims to help barristers to identify, assess...

 and manage client vulnerabilities in line with good practice. This guide was a response to the recommendations made by the BSB’s Immigration Thematic Review in 2016, which highlighted potential deficiencies in three main areas: access to justice, poorly...

Partners of members of HM Forces: meeting the financial requirement through employment income
By Richmond Chambers

Partners of members of HM Forces who wish to travel to, and remain in, the UK will need to make an application in accordance with Appendix Armed Forces of the Immigration Rules....

 As part of the application, the Rules require an applicant to demonstrate, by reference to specified evidence, a gross annual income of at least £18,600.Category A

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