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Tier 1 Investor Visa: Control of Funds Requirement
By Paul Richmond - Immigration Barrister

It is a core principle of the Immigration Rules that in order to qualify for an initial grant of leave as a Tier 1 Investor, an applicant must have money of their own, under their control.  In this post we look...

 at how an applicant for a Tier 1 Investor visa can demonstrate the necessary level of control of funds and the powers of the Home Office in this regard. How can I demonstrate control of my investment...

London Continues to Attract Foreign Investors
By Richmond Chambers -

London remains the single most important location for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the UK and in fact across the whole of Europe, according to EY’s latest UK Attractiveness Report. The 406 global executives...

 surveyed in the report were asked to name the three most attractive European cities for FDI; over half (52%) cited London, well ahead of Paris (29%), and Berlin (28%). There is no doubt that the UK has a...

Home Office announces important changes to the Tier 1 (Investor) visa category
By Gillian McCall - Immigration Barrister

Today the Home Office has released a Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules which introduces broad and sweeping changes across many categories in the Immigration Rules. The majority of changes will come into force on 6 April 2015.Tier 1 (Investor)

 Today the Home Office has released a Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules which introduces broad and sweeping changes across many categories in the Immigration Rules. The majority of changes will come into force on 6 April 2015.Tier 1 (Investor)

Home Office announces changes to Tier 1 Investor visa category from 6 November 2014
By Richmond Chambers -

In its latest Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules published today, 16 October 2014, the Home Secretary has announced various changes to the Tier 1 Investor visa category. The changes follow a review by...

 the Migration Advisory Committee. The current £1 million minimum investment threshold is being raised to £2 million; A change is being made to require the full investment sum to be invested in prescribed...

London Attracts Chinese Investors
By Richmond Chambers -

A recent report has revealed that London proved to be the biggest magnet for Chinese commercial and residential investors in the first half of 2014. The report, from company Jones Lang Lasalle, found...

 that outward investment from China in the first six months of 2014 amounted to US$5.4 billion, which is 17% higher than in the same period last year. The majority of this money came in the form of commercial...

Extending your UK Tier 1 Investor visa: the main requirements
By Richmond Chambers -

In order to extend your leave to remain in the UK as a Tier 1 Investor, you must show that you have £1 million in the UK, you have invested £750,000 in specified ways within 3 months of your specified date and...

 that you have maintained your investment since. 1. £1 million in the UK The £1 million held in the UK should include a minimum of £750,000 invested in specified ways and any further money necessary to...

Tier 1 Investor visa category – Home Affairs Select Committee recommends suspension
By Richmond Chambers -

In its latest report on the work of the Immigration Directorate, published on 21 March 2014, the Home Affairs Select Committee has recommended that the Tier 1 Investor visa category should be suspended pending...

 the Home Office’s consideration of the recommendations of the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), chaired by Professor Sir David Metcalf. The Select Committee commented as follows: 45. The Committee was...

Changes to the Tier 1 Investor and Entrepreneur categories from 6 April 2014
By Richmond Chambers -

In the most recent Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, the Home Office has announced important changes to the Tier 1 Investor and Entrepreneur categories of the points-based system. The changes...

 were laid before Parliament on 13 March 2014 and come into force with effect from 6 April 2014. At present, Tier 1 (Investor) Migrants are required to invest their funds within three months of entering the UK or...

New immigration opportunities for Islamic Investors
By Richmond Chambers -

Yesterday, at the World Islamic Economic Forum, David Cameron announced new schemes to encourage investment from the Middle East and the flourishing Islamic investments market. The plans include a new Islamic...

 index on the London Stock Exchange which bans investing in alcohol, tobacco and gambling, aimed at assisting managers of sharia compliant funds to identify investment opportunities which match their...

Investigation into investment thresholds under the Tier 1 (Investor) route
By Richmond Chambers -

The Government has asked the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to advise on whether the current investment limits required under the Tier 1 (Investor) route are appropriate to deliver significant economic benefits...

 for the UK. Tier 1 of the Points Based System provides a means by which the highest value migrants can come to the UK. There are four routes within Tier 1: Entrepreneur; Graduate Entrepreneur; Investor;...

Changes to the Tier 1 (Investor) visa category from 13 December 2012
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