Refugee succeeds in High Court challenge to negative trafficking decision

Refugee succeeds in High Court challenge to negative trafficking decision By: Hanna Barzinji A Sudanese refugee has successfully challenged a negative trafficking decision in the UK High Court, highlighting critical...

Amendments to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill

Amendments to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill By : Hanna Barzinji The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill has passed its committee stage, and the government proposed a...

Judicial review fees are increasing On Tuesday, 8 April 2025, the Upper Tribunal will raise judicial review fees, including: Permission to apply for judicial review: from £169 to £174 Judicial...

Vacancy: Family Solicitor

We are a dynamic, client-focused law firm committed to delivering compassionate and effective legal solutions. We are seeking an experienced Family Solicitor to join our thriving team. This role is...

People who entered the UK illegally, at any point in time, will now normally be refused citizenship

By: Tiffany Carpenter For all applicants over the age of 10, having good character is a key requirement of British citizenship or registration. This is a long-standing requirement, however, Home...

Steps to creating a UKVI account and viewing your online immigration status (eVisa)

By : Inci Avci An eVisa is an online record of your immigration status. Physical documents like biometric resident permits (BRPs) and vignette visa stickers have been replaced by an...

UK Visitor Visa

Changes to Appendix V: Visitor By : Tiffany Carpenter The government’s Statement of Changes HC 217 on September 2024 announced a variety of changes across the Immigration Rules.  This article...

Citizenship, Work Sponsorship, and ETA fees set to increase

By Abigail Gledhill In January 2025, the Home Office announced a plan to increase several application fees….again. The Home Office have proposed the following fee increases: British Citizenship The cost...

Court of Appeal rules that the Home Office does not need to admit refugee parents to join their children already in the UK

In the case of Secretary of State for the Home Department v EK EWCA Civ 1601, the Court of Appeal revoked a previous court decision ordering the Home Office to...

Planned terrorist attack on immigration firm in London

The courts have found that a neo-Nazi extremist by the name of Cavan Medlock, had planned a terrorist attack on Duncan Lewis, an immigration law firm in London. On 07th...