The Graduate route allows international graduates to work or look for job in the UK for two years, or three years for doctorate students. Graduates can apply for the unsponsored route without […]
A person can be wrongly accused of any kind of sexual crime, from rape to making, having, or distributing indecent images, for many different reasons. The whole allegation could be false, or […]
To get a divorce, you must demonstrate the court that your marriage has irretrievably broken down. Here are England and Wales’ 10 most common divorce reasons. • Couples stopped loving each other […]
Applicants often use salary to meet the financial criteria. Category A and Category B describe employment income. These 2 categories are the main focus of this article. Unless the applicant has the […]
Once your partner has lived in the UK for 5 years straight as your dependent, they can apply for ILR. This could mean that you fill out the application first and your […]
Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Home Office has tried to come up with several reasons why decisions have taken so long. But despite these things, each applicant has the right to […]
ResidenceThis blog explains the law about where a child should live, including the different types of living situations and how the family court decides where a child should live. What is residence? […]
If you go outside the Common Travel Area (CTA), which includes the UK, the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man, before a decision is made on your […]
According to the UK Government website where I took this information from, the Philippines’ Government Resolution 168 explains the detailed entry rules in response to COVID-19 for people travelling to the Philippines. You may […]
If they meet the requirements, family members of visa holders with dependent visas (such as Skilled Worker/Tier 2 and Global Talent) may be included in the same ILR application. Whether a person […]
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