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Extending your UK entrepreneur visa: Five tips to ensure a successful extension application
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The process of submitting an Entrepreneur application and awaiting a response can be stressful and time-consuming. After it is all over, you may feel nothing but relief and excitement at the prospect of starting...

 your new business. However, there are a number of steps that you must take with regard to your business, to ensure that your leave to remain as an entrepreneur in the UK is not curtailed. Planning ahead at...

Getting your UK entrepreneur visa: Seven tips on passing the genuine entrepreneur test
By Richmond Chambers -

In January 2013 the Home Office introduced the ‘Genuine Entrepreneur test’ for individuals seeking to enter or remain in the UK under the Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) category. The entrepreneur category is designed...

 for those who have access to the relevant level of funds (whether this is £50,000 or £200,000) and who also intend to run a business in the UK. The genuine entrepreneur test has been added to...

Upper Tribunal delivers first reported determination on Tier 1 Entrepreneur category
By Richmond Chambers -

The Upper Tribunal has today promulgated its first decision concerning an application for leave to remain as a Tier 1 Entrepreneur migrant under the points-based system. In Shebl (Entrepreneur: proof of contracts)...

 [2014] UKUT 216 (IAC), the Upper Tribunal (Vice President Mr C M G Ockelton and Upper Tribunal Judge Grubb) held that the requirement to prove the existence of a “contract” in paragraph 41-SD...

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