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Calculating ‘Absences’ under the 10-years Long Residence route for ILR

If you are trying to understand Absences for Indefinite Leave to Remain, this blog post examined them under the 10-years Long Residence route.

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Start-Up and Innovator Visa: Knowing the difference

Not sure what the differences between a Start-up Visa & Innovator Visa are? Our team explains so you can decide which one may be best suited to you. Read more.

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Partner Visas Financial Requirements in 2022

It is often difficult and time-consuming to assess and prepare your documents to meet the financial requirements for partner visas. Find out how we can help.

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What Happens to Your Visa When You Divorce or Separate

We often work with clients that are looking to settle in the UK with their partners. From Spouse Visas for nationals married to a UK citizen wishing to remain

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Thoughts from a Paralegal – Why I want to become an Immigration Lawyer

Immigration paralegal Rakesh Patel shares his thoughts about why he wants to become an immigration lawyer. Read more.

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Right to Work in the UK Checks

Blog - Right to Work in the UK Checks. Click here to read.

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International Women's Day 2022 #Breakthebias

Every March, we join the global community to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

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COVID-19 affecting Tier 1 Entrepreneur, Start-up, Innovator & Global Talent Visas

Learn more on alternatives for Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa holders applying for Extension and Indefinite Leave to Remain applications.

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COVID-19: Tier 4 student Sponsors’ change in duties

By now, most Tier 4 Students are prevented from attending classes due to illness, self-isolation or travel restrictions caused by COVID-19.

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Coronavirus: Tier 2 & 5 Sponsors’ change in duties

Companies around the UK have had to made significant last-minute changes to their workforce in the wake of the COVID-19 lockdown. The Home Office has issued

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Spouse, Unmarried Partner & Civil Partner Visas: Frequently-asked Questions

The UK Partner Visa enables applicants to join their partner and live in the UK and qualify for settlement after a minimum of 5 years. Whilst the you are

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Is Coronavirus affecting your UK Visa status?

We have been receiving unprecedented queries from clients who are in the UK and nearing their visa expiry dates, but unable to return to their home country

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Immigration Appeals at the Tribunal: What to Expect?

What happens during an Immigration Appeal at the Tribunal and what to expect. Learn more.

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Tier 2 General Visa & the Restrictive Certificate of Sponsorship (RCoS) cap

UK companies and migrant employees may recall last spring and summer of 2018 of waiting patiently for the approval of their Restrictive Certificate of Sponsorship.

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What US Citizens need to know about UK Immigration

QC Immigration has represented hundreds of US clients on a daily basis. The matters American clients instruct us include and not limited to Spouse / Partner

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Tier 2 (General) Visa: Indefinite Leave to Remain under the 5 Year route

When applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain, the Home Office assesses your intention to make the UK your permanent home.

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Absences under the Tier 2 Indefinite Leave to Remain route

If you are trying to understand Absences for Indefinite Leave to Remain, this blog post examined them under the 10-years Long Residence route.

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A love story that defied borders

As immigration lawyers, we meet people from all walks of lives. We often witness the unconditional love and support people have for each other, through good

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Tier 2 Sponsor Licence Prep: UK Employers & Brexit

Currently, UK employers are only required to hold a Tier 2 Sponsor Licence if they are seeking to employ workers from outside the EEA and Switzerland who

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5 Things to Consider When Applying for a Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa

The Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa is a UK immigration route under the Points Based System which allows entrepreneurs to come to the UK to start up a business

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Comprehensive Sickness Insurance And Brexit

Comprehensive Sickness Insurance (CSI) is one of the many requirements for those seeking to acquire Permanent Residence in the UK.

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Tier 2 Visa Cap Discussion on ITV News

After months of campaigning there is some good news on the Tier 2 Visa Cap. See what QC-Immigration had to say when they were featured on ITV News.

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EU Nationals in the UK: how to plan your future?

There are a lot of uncertainties for EU nationals as the negotiations rumble on ahead of Britain's official departure from the European Union. Read more.

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Announcement – QC Immigration accepts Judicial Review applications

Judicial Review is the revision of a Home Office decision by a judge. It is usually a remedy of last resort and pursued if neither a right of Appeal or

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Investment Funds In Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa

If you are applying for an Entrepreneur Visa, you are going to need to provide evidence of investment funds. How can you do this? Read more for our advice.

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Mistakes made when setting up a business in the UK

How can you avoid common mistakes made when setting up a business in the UK? Read this post to ensure you get your company off on the right foot.

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Applying for a Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa - what to include and exclude?

When applying for a Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa, how so you know what to include and exclude in the application? Read our advice on navigating the application.

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Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa application mistakes to avoid

If you want to set up or run a business in the UK, it is likely that you are going to need an Entrepreneur Visa. Here are some common mistakes to avoid.

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Proving your English knowledge when applying for a Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa

There is an English knowledge requirement you need to meet when applying for a Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa. Find out more here and read our guidance.

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The Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa interview: What you need to know

The interview stage of the Entrepreneur Visa can be one of the most nerve wracking parts of the process. We have produced a handy guide to help you prepare.

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6 Tips For An Entrepreneur Visa

A successful extension on the Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa involves planning from the moment of entry to the day of renewal. Read advice from specialist lawyers.

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Your Right to Work while waiting for a Visa Application

Many clients, after submitting and waiting for a visa application or extension, have explained the fear of losing their jobs. Our immigration lawyers explain.

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Tier 1 UK Investor Visa: Problems with Investing the Funds

When applying for an Investor Visa, investors face practical difficulties such as transferring funds across jurisdictions. Read our specialist team's advice.

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Investor Visas Granted in 2016

The below chart shows the number of UK Investor Visas that were granted in 2016. The chart shows dependent applicants country of nationality.

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Tier 1 Entrepreneur – Job Creation

Many Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa applicants struggle with the job creation aspect during Extension and Indefinite Leave to Remain applications. Learn why here.

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Tier 2 Sponsor employers: How and when to conduct the Resident Labour Market Test

Tier 2 Sponsor: UK companies may rely on migrant workers, but many are unaware of the stringent procedure that must be followed prior to sponsorship.

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Immigration Advice – How to Choose?

UK immigration law stipulates that only authorised individuals can provide immigration advice. Always check a legal advisor is regulated by the OISC.

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EU Treaty Rights – What Does "Exercising" Them Actually Mean?

When preparing a relevant residence applications, you are asked about exercising Treaty EU Treaty Rights – What does it actually mean? Read our guidance here.

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Deportation: Deport First, Appeal Later?

The conflict of deportation of a migrant and Article 8 Right to a Private and Family Life is historic in nature. This post explores the case of Section 94B.

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FIGHT OR FLIGHT? – THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT’S TICKING CLOCK UPON GRADUATION

A student from Bristol university discusses what students need to think about regarding their right to remain in the UK following their graduation. Read more.

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Could you pass the Life In The UK Test?

Could you pass the Life In The UK Test? Recent figures suggest the Citizenship Test is getting more difficult to pass. We took a look at the data.

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Guest Blog: Thought For The Day: London Without Immigration?

Guest Blogger, Taran shares her vie on London without immigration. If you have an immigration story you would like to share, please contact us.

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Good character requirements for British citizenship

British citizenship applications often seem straightforward however we find that clients often get caught by the ‘Good Character’ requirement.

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Immigration Lawyer Spotlight: Visa Service in Nigeria

UK Visa’s and Immigration (UKVI) launched a new fast track visa service in Nigeria on 1 August 2016. This post highlights the key changes.

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Here Are The Most Popular Jobs For Tier 2 Applications In 2016!

Overseas applicants applying for work need a tier 2 sponsor before they can apply for a tier 2 visa. Here is a summary of 2016 tier 2 visa applications.

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8 Tips For Finding A Reliable UK Immigration Lawyer

Finding a reliable UK Immigration Lawyer is often an onerous task. Here are some of our top tips for finding the best immigration lawyer for you.

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Migrants Add Value to Businesses with Foreign Languages

A migrant’s most valuable contribution to the workplace is fluency in a foreign language. We often represent Tier 2 Sponsor Employers seeking to

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Brexit special interview: What would you ask a UK Immigration Specialist now?

Our longstanding US client, Melanie from her infamous Sunny In London blog, sat down with QC Immigration to have chat about the hottest topic in

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Successful Partner Visa Appeal

In this post, we share a story about a successful partner visa appeal which was completed on behalf of a QC Immigration client.

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New Visa Fees Affecting You

April is a crucial month for most of us – the end and start of the financial year, new ISA limits, CPD fulfillment and most importantly, the Home Office

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Beware of unacceptable English tests

For applicants of Entry Clearance (settlement), Point-based system, Indefinite leave to Remain and British citizenship, preparing and sitting for the

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