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- January 14 2025

How to achieve Success on a Sponsorship Licence Application

If a UK’s company wants to hire overseas employee they need to apply for a sponsor licence first. Overseas citizens include citizens of the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland who arrived in the UK after 31 December 2020. A sponsor licence gives a UK company the right to issue a certificate of sponsorship to foreign workers applying to work in that company. Any size or type of organization can apply for a sponsor licence. The company must meet certain eligibility and suitabil...

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-January 13 2025

Family Reunion

If you have been granted a refugee status in the UK and you want to bring your family member/s (for some reason you had to leave them behind in your country of origin) to join you in the UK, your f...

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-January 9 2025

PIP and UK Partner Visa

A partner visa is for non-British individual who has a partner who is a British citizen, is settled in the UK or has a pre-settled or settled status under the EU settlement scheme. However, some el...

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-January 6 2025

Article 8 Private Life

The Appendix Private Life of the Immigration Rules is a section of the UK's immigration law that outlines the criteria under which individuals may seek leave to remain in the UK based on their priv...

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-January 3 2025

Section 3 C and section 3 D leave

Section 3 C Immigration Act 1971 prevents you from becoming an overstayer in the UK even if your existing leave has expired. This means section 3 C allows you to stay in the UK legally beyond your ...

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-December 31 2024

Reasons for Delays in UK Visa Processing Time

When you make a UK visa application, you want this to be processed quickly. There are standard time limits within which visa applications are processed by the Home Office if everything is right wit...

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-December 26 2024

7 years child requirements for successful application

7 years child route is for those children who were born in the UK or came as children to the UK and have lived for 7 straight years in the UK. You can apply for indefinite leave to remain if you we...

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-December 23 2024

Discretionary leave to remain outside the rules

UK immigration rule has been designed to accommodate most of the applicants seeking leave to remain in the UK. However, there are certain circumstances where the UKVI caseworkers have to use their ...

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-December 16 2024

Applying indefinite leave to remain after divorce

If you come to the UK on the basis of a partner visa then divorce can complicate things if you wish to apply for ILR. This is because in a situation where you are divorced, your UK-based partner wo...

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-December 10 2024

UK Partner Visa with PIP

UK partner visa also known as a UK spouse visa or UK unmarried partner visa allows the non-UK resident applicant to join a partner who is a UK permanent resident or British citizen. If the sponsor ...

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-December 9 2024

UK Visit Visa refused due to financials

A UK visit visa is valid for a period of 6 months. You can visit the UK for tourism, visiting family and friends, medical treatment, etc. on a visit visa. There are no mandatory financial requireme...

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-December 6 2024

Should You Appeal or Re-Apply After a UK Visa Refusal?

Nobody wants a visa refusal. But for various reasons, a refusals outcome is handed to numerous applicants every year inside and outside the UK. The reasons can be that the applicant has not submitt...

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-December 5 2024

British citizenship for a child born in the UK

A child born in the UK may be a UK citizen automatically or they may have to be registered as a British citizen depending on when they were born and what was the immigration status of their parent ...

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