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Settlement in the UK Success Stories
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Our immigration barristers have assisted many individuals and their families to obtain indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and settlement in the UK, including under the points-based system, on the basis of partnerships...

 with British citizens, as returning residents and on the basis of 10 years long residence. Settlement in the UK Some examples of our successful clients include: Our immigration barristers assisted a...

What is the quickest way to settle in the UK?
By Gillian McCall - Immigration Barrister

Often people want to come to the UK to settle in the UK, without a specific idea of what they want to do when they are here. This article will outline some of the quickest routes to settlement for those looking...

 to come to the UK, as well as for those already in the UK. Entering the UK Settle in the UK after 2 Years The quickest route to Indefinite Leave to Remain is the Accelerated Settlement route in the Tier 1...

Settlement and naturalisation applications after 28 October 2013
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Since 2005, applicants seeking to obtain British citizenship have had to satisfy the Knowledge of Language and Life requirement. This requirement was then extended in 2007 to those who were applying for settlement...

 (also known as Indefinite Leave to Remain). This requirement was met by the applicant by either taking the Life in the UK test or by obtaining an ‘English for Speakers of Other Languages’ (ESOL)...

New requirements for settlement and naturalisation
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The Home Office has published a statement of intent outlining planned changes to requirements for those applying to settle in the UK, or become naturalised as British citizens. From 28th October 2013, applicants...

 in both categories will be required to pass the Life in the UK Test and to hold a B1 (intermediate) level English language speaking and listening qualification. This change will strengthen the citizenship...

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