Specialist Solicitors in London for Property, Immigration & Litigation
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Effective March 12, 2025, nationals of Trinidad and Tobago are required to obtain a visa prior to traveling to the United Kingdom. This marks a
Introduction Sponsor Licence Revoked by the Home Office? If your business has had its sponsor licence revoked due to non-compliance with immigration rules, the consequences
Introduction Understanding UK Sponsorship Costs is critical for businesses hiring international talent. As of March 30, 2025, significant updates have taken effect, influencing sponsorship fees
Introduction: Full Breakdown of UK Visa Fees (April 9, 2025 Update) Applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), British Citizenship, Biometric Residence Permits (BRP), or
As global businesses continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of immigration law, staying informed about the latest changes remains more crucial than ever. At Connaught
The UK has recently announced a significant upgrade to its immigration system with the introduction of the electronic visa (E-Visa). This innovative approach aims to
The UK government’s controversial Rwanda scheme, which aimed to send asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing, has been scrapped by the new administration following the
What are the steps to request an Administrative Review? If you believe the Home Office has erred in their decision on your visa application, you
On 15th March Government has published a new statement of changes which included several changes to the immigration rules. The document is 205 pages long.
