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British Citizenship for Irish Citizens to Be Simplified
By Jasmine Theilgaard - Immigration Barrister

The British Nationality (Irish Citizens) Act 2024 received royal assent on 24 May of this year. While it has not yet come into force, the amendments it makes to the British Nationality Act 1981 will provide an alternative...

 and less stringent route to British citizenship for Irish citizens. Background to the British Nationality (Irish Citizens) Act 2024 Irish citizens already have the right to travel to and reside in...

UK-Ireland Travel: A Guide for Visa Nationals
By Marika Cash - Legal Associate

In two previous posts, we explained the impact of the Common Travel Area (CTA) on travel between the UK and Ireland. In our first post, we explained how non-visa nationals may automatically benefit from  “deemed...

 leave” when travelling within the CTA – for example, from London to Dublin and back. In our second post, we explained how travel works for British citizens and their family members going to Ireland,...

Travel Between the UK and Ireland: A Guide for British and Irish Citizens
By Marika Cash - Legal Associate

In a previous blog post, we explained travel from Ireland to the UK for non-visa nationals, and how such people may benefit from “deemed leave” when travelling within the Common Travel Area (CTA) – for example,...

 when travelling from Dublin to London. We also explained that deemed leave does not apply to British and Irish citizens, as they already have a right to enter the UK without having to rely on deemed...

Ireland-UK Travel: Common Travel Area (CTA) and Deemed Leave
By Marika Cash - Legal Associate

This post explains what the Common Travel Area (CTA) and the related concept of “deemed leave” are in UK immigration law. In particular, it sets out who is entitled to deemed leave, the length of deemed leave...

 periods, and the difference for non-visa nationals between entering the UK with deemed leave and entering the UK as a visitor. What is the Common Travel Area? The CTA is an arrangement between Ireland and...

The Rights of Irish Citizens in the UK after Brexit
By Geraldine Peterson - Immigration Barrister

Students of the history of the British Isles will know that the UK’s historical relationship with the Republic of Ireland is vastly different from those the UK has with other member states of the European Union. ...

 This means that Irish citizens who are present in the UK or wish to come to the UK are in a far more advantageous position than citizens of other EU countries, and this position has been preserved after...

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