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12 Dec 23

Your Guide to UK eVisas and Immigration Changes

Your Guide to UK eVisas and Immigration Changes Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of global travel and immigration, the United Kingdom has embraced a significant digital transformation with the introduction of eVisas. This innovative system marks a departure from traditional paper-based visas, offering a streamlined, secure, and environmentally friendly alternative. in global governance. What is […]
20 Sep 23

UK Visa Fees to Rise from October 2023

UK Visa Fees to Rise from October 2023 Upcoming UK Visa Fee Changes: What You Need to Know The United Kingdom is set to implement significant changes to its visa fees, effective from 4th October 2023. The forthcoming changes to UK visa fees represent a shift in the government’s approach to immigration. While these adjustments […]
The Power of Sponsorship – Enhancing your Workforce through Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence - Gabriel Rose
08 Aug 23

The Power of Sponsorship – Enhancing your Workforce through Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence

The Power of Sponsorship – Enhancing your Workforce through Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence Introduction: In today’s globalized economy, businesses are constantly seeking talented professionals from around the world to fill key positions and drive innovation. However, hiring skilled workers from overseas can be a complex process that requires careful planning and adherence to immigration regulations […]
15 May 23

PRIVATE LANDLORDS FACE A BARRAGE OF NEW RULES

PRIVATE LANDLORDS FACE A BARRAGE OF NEW RULES The Renters’ Reform Bill represents a significant overhaul of the private rented sector (PRS) in England & Wales, marking the most substantial changes in 30 years. In June 2022, the government released a white paper, A Fairer Private Rented Sector, detailing its proposals. Following the King’s coronation, […]
02 Mar 23

Apex Court puts light on legislations governing leasehold service charges – a possible view or effect from tenants

  Apex Court puts light on legislations governing leasehold service charges – a possible view or effect from tenants Critical analysis over Aviva Investors Ground Rent GP Ltd and another (Respondents) v Williams and others (Appellants) BACKGROUND :- The Supreme Court (“the Court”) made the  legal implications clear on the validity of Section 27A of […]
16 Jun 22

NEW GLOBAL BUSINESS MOBILITY ROUTES

Immigration Law Update Five new routes are now in put in place for businesses with workers outside the UK, who are planning to undertake temporary assignment work in the UK.  In this article we will discuss some information about two of these new routes:  Specialist or Senior Workers; and  UK Expansion Workers.  Specialist or Senior […]