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Overstayers: what about my partner’s children?
By Gillian McCall - Immigration Barrister

Those who have overstayed and want to regularise their stay on the basis of their relationship with a partner in the UK have to show that there would be ‘insurmountable obstacles’...

 to their family life continuing outside of the UK in order to succeed in an application for leave to remain. For those with children, though, the test is different.Contact Us

Immigrants should pay National Insurance upfront, says think tank
By Richmond Chambers -

Migrants should be required to pay a £2,000 ‘National Insurance Advance’ upon first entering the UK, a new think tank report has proposed.Contact Us

 Migrants should be required to pay a £2,000 ‘National Insurance Advance’ upon first entering the UK, a new think tank report has proposed.Contact Us

IOM and the European Commission streamline their cooperation
By Richmond Chambers -

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the European Commission have agreed to strengthen their cooperation in the area of migration and mobility.

 The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the European Commission have agreed to strengthen their cooperation in the area of migration and mobility.

Border controls to focus on respect for human rights
By Richmond Chambers -

FRONTEX, the EU border control agency set up in 2004, is to appoint an inspector to ensure that EU border checks respect human rights, under changes to its mandate adopted by the European Parliament.

 FRONTEX, the EU border control agency set up in 2004, is to appoint an inspector to ensure that EU border checks respect human rights, under changes to its mandate adopted by the European Parliament.

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