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Richmond Chambers celebrates 5 years of practice with re-brand and new website
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Today at Richmond Chambers we’re excited to reveal our rebrand, as well as the launch of a new website, www.richmondchambers.com, to enhance our offering to our clients. Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers Founded...

 in July 2013 as the first barrister-only immigration law firm to be authorised in the UK, our immigration barristers provide expert legal advice and representation, directly to individuals and...

Lim: Court of Appeal case on EEA Ascending Line Relatives
By Dr. Catherine Taroni - Immigration Barrister

The Court of Appeal Case, Siew Lian Lim v Entry Clearance Officer Manila [2015] EWCA Civ 1383, was heard on 28 July 2015 before Lord Justice Elias, Lord Justice McCombe and Lord Justice Ryder.  This appeal raised...

 the question whether an adult relative, who has sufficient savings to meet her own needs but chooses instead to rely on financial support from a related EU citizen so that she will be able to pass on her...

Home Office Response To The Report On The Minimum Income Threshold - “Skype Families”
By Alexandra Pease - Barrister Partner

In July 2012, Immigration Rules came into effect that set a minimum threshold requirement of £18,600 per annum, for British citizens or those settled In the United Kingdom to sponsor a non EEA national. This...

 threshold rises to £22,400 to sponsor a child who is not British, with an additional £2,400 for each additional child who is not British thereafter. When considering cash savings the first £16,000 of...

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