Lindoven Magsino is a qualified UK solicitor/lawyer, an advocate and defender of human rights who successfully completed his Masters of Laws (LLM) after completion of a law degree at the University of Law in London, United Kingdom. He finished his Master in Business Administration (MBA) at the Ateneo de Manila University Graduate School of Business. He is currently taking his doctorate degree.
I wrote about the same topic in this blog. But now, there are many people asking me bakit kelangan pa ng “Medium of Instruction” to meet the UK English language requirement when […]
May mga Forms ang UK Immigration Office upang i-report kung ang isang relationship or marriage ay nag breakdown na. Pero ano ba ang nakikita ng marami na hindi magandang dulot ng mga […]
Kahit anong sama ng isang anak, kahit anong sabihin ng iba na palayasin mo na yan! wag mo ng suportahan yan anak mo dahil adik yan, ganito yan, hindi na yan magbabago…pero […]
Sa November 25, 2020 ay ipapatupad na “Electronic Right to Rent checks” which can be carried out online and in real time simula November 25, 2020. Sa pamamagitan nito ay kayang ma-check […]
DO YOU KNOW: Kung ikaw ay edad 60 to 64 and can show you’re unlikely to pass the English and Life in the UK test before you turn 65, the Home Office […]
Maraming dahilan bakit minsan may mga Applicants na hindi maka provide ng valid passport when making an application to the Home Office for further leave to remain in the UK. Maaaring nawala, […]
I am pleased that the child is back to the UK! Queen’s Park Solicitor was legally instructed last year by a Filipino man to act on his behalf regarding immigration matters along […]
Alam mo bang maraming tao ang namatay tapos ang kanilang mga kayamanan ay hindi naibigay sa kanilang pamilya dahil ang mga ito napunta lamang sa government or sa Crown? Sa United Kingdom, […]
Sa report ng ABS-CBN, it was said that foreigners with investor’s visa will be allowed to enter the Philippines from 1 November 2020 according to Malacañang on Friday, as authorities sought to […]
When a person is granted a fiancé visa, they have 6 months leave in the UK during which they need to marry their partner. Following their marriage, they can then apply for […]
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