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No-Notice Citizenship Deprivation Under the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 Travel Between the UK and Ireland: A Guide for British and Irish Citizens Webinar: UK Talent Visas for Stage and Screen Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) Cost To Increase By 66% Update on EU Settlement Scheme Deadlines and Late Applications Applying for ILR as a Dependant on Business Routes Supreme Court Rwanda Judgment: Government's Rwanda Policy Is Unlawful How An Immigration Audit Can Safeguard Your Sponsor Licence Update on Returning Resident Visa Rules (October 2023) High Potential Individual Visa Global Universities List 2023 Revealed

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No-Notice Citizenship Deprivation Under the Nationality and Borders Act 2022
By Anna Bregstein - Pupil Immigration Barrister

This blog is no stranger to the increasing number of challenges against citizenship deprivations. Despite the absence of Home Office data since 2019, ‘transparency data’, Freedom of Information requests and...

 sporadic national security reports suggest a sharp rise and a corresponding increase in the number of challenges.  The controversial dispensation of the requirement to give notice was intensely debated...

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...

Webinar: UK Talent Visas for Stage and Screen
By Richmond Chambers -

Join us on Wednesday, 29th November from 1pm – 2pm GMT when we discuss UK talent visas for stage and screen. REGISTER HERE The UK offers a range of immigration routes for foreign nationals with experience...

 in theatre, dance, combined arts, TV and film who wish to work in the UK. In some categories applicants need to be sponsored by an employer, whilst other categories allow employment in the arts, film and...

Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) Cost To Increase By 66%
By Rosanna Atkinson - Legal Associate

On 13 October 2023, the UK Government announced a substantial 66% increase in the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS), set to take effect from 16 January 2024. In this post, we’ll delve into the core aspects...

 of the Immigration Health Surcharge, its purpose, and the reasons behind the upcoming increase. We’ll explore who is affected by the Immigration Health Surcharge rise, and provide insights into the...

Update on EU Settlement Scheme Deadlines and Late Applications
By Eve Loveman - Legal Associate

The EU Settlement Scheme provides a basis for nationals of the EU, other EEA countries and Switzerland, who were resident in the UK by 31 December 2020, to apply for an immigration status that will allow them to...

 continue residing in the UK lawfully beyond 30 June 2021. It can also apply to the family members of nationals of these countries, and family members of British citizens in very narrow circumstances. Since...

Applying for ILR as a Dependant on Business Routes
By Isabella Reynard - Pupil Immigration Barrister

If your partner or parent is in the UK on a business/work route and you have accompanied them as a dependant, you may be eligible to apply to ‘settle’ in the UK, also known as obtaining indefinite leave to...

 remain. In this post, we will navigate through the intricacies of settling in the UK as a dependant, shedding light on the various business immigration routes available and the specific requirements each...

Supreme Court Rwanda Judgment: Government's Rwanda Policy Is Unlawful
By Alex Papasotiriou - Immigration Barrister

In a unanimous decision by Lord Reed and Lord Lloyd-Jones, with whom Lord Hodge, Lord Briggs and Lord Sales agreed, the Supreme Court has declared the government’s Rwanda policy unlawful. In this post, I...

 review the Supreme Court’s Rwanda Judgment, offering insights into the legal intricacies surrounding the government’s now-unlawful policy of removing asylum seekers to Rwanda. Supreme Court Rwanda...

How An Immigration Audit Can Safeguard Your Sponsor Licence
By Annie Ee - Senior Legal Associate

When you first apply for a sponsor licence, you will need to show that you are capable of meeting your sponsor duties. Once you have been granted a sponsor licence, you will need to make sure that you are continuing...

 to comply with the duties and responsibilities as a licensed sponsor.  The Home Office may carry out an inspection before your sponsor licence application is approved or once your sponsor licence has...

Update on Returning Resident Visa Rules (October 2023)
By Alexandra Pease - Immigration Barrister

In September 2022, we presented a comprehensive guide on the ‘UK Returning Resident Visa’ in two parts, Part 1 and Part 2. These posts shed light on the intricacies of returning to the UK for those whose...

 indefinite permission to enter or stay had lapsed. However, significant changes have taken place in the immigration landscape in the year 2023. The Immigration Rules for returning residents, originally...

High Potential Individual Visa Global Universities List 2023 Revealed
By Paul Richmond - Managing Partner

The United Kingdom has long been a hub for international students seeking to broaden their horizons. With its rich academic tradition and a diverse cultural landscape, it’s no wonder that many recent graduates...

 from top global universities aspire to work or seek employment opportunities in the UK. To cater to this growing demand, the UK has introduced the High Potential Individual Visa, which offers a pathway...

Indefinite Leave to Remain vs. British Citizenship Explained
By Rosanna Atkinson - Legal Associate

In this post, we discuss the similarities and differences between Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and Naturalisation as a British Citizen. Understanding these two paths to residency and citizenship is crucial for...

 anyone navigating the complex landscape of UK immigration law. Indefinite Leave to Remain, or ILR, grants individuals the right to reside in the UK without immigration time restrictions. On the other hand,...

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...
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