As we are at the end of February 2024, the government’s main objective of lowering net migration has driven substantial changes in the immigration landscape of the United Kingdom this year. These immigration reforms […]
Depending on your immigration situation, there are different reasons why your ILR application might be turned down. Let’s look at some of the most common reasons why someone might say no. 3. […]
“Any expression of dissatisfaction that needs a response about the service we provide or about the professional conduct of our staff and contractors” is what the Home Office says a complaint is. […]
The Home Office has said that sponsors will not have to update their sponsor licences after April 6, 2024. In other words, if your sponsor licence runs out on or after this […]
People who are dependent on visa holders (like Skilled Worker/Tier 2 and Global Talent) can be added to the same ILR application as the visa holder if they meet the requirements. These […]
A lot of people just do what they need to do to survive. Hindi sila proud of who they are or the work they do. Masipag sila pag may supervisor pero hindi […]
It is very common for migrants with spouse or partner visa to switch into parent of a child visa if their relationship breaks down irretrievably with the other parent of the child. […]
On January 16, 2024, the Immigration (Health Charge) (Amendment) Order 2024 became law. You can now find it on legislation.gov.uk. Forms sent on or after February 6, 2024, which is 21 days […]
To apply for UK visit visa, these are my suggested documents (you may want to add more if you think so): You should submit the following documents to apply for a UK […]
If you are applying for a new passport after having adopted the surname of your US citizen spouse and/or planning to immigrate to the US, you are required to attend the Guidance […]
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