Immigration law guides: visas, residency, and your rights
Immigration law governs the legal processes for entering, residing, and working in the UK. It addresses a variety of topics, including visa applications, asylum claims, citizenship, family reunification, and work permits. Designed to regulate movement while protecting individual rights, immigration law can be complex and subject to frequent changes. This cluster offers clear, up-to-date guides to help individuals and families navigate the immigration process, understand eligibility criteria, and prepare applications. Whether you’re seeking temporary residence, indefinite leave to remain, or dealing with deportation challenges, these resources provide essential insights to support your journey.
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Visas are essential for individuals seeking to enter, work, study, or settle in the UK. Each visa category has specific requirements and conditions, from visitor and student visas to work and family visas. Navigating the visa application process c...
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Settlement after Divorce: Can you remain in the UK after divorce?
Published on 29/09/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Dealing with a divorce is not easy. Ending a marriage is an emotional and sometimes, overwhelming experience that may be hard to adjust to. However, it is more severe for many people who are on Spouse Visa
Tier 4 Visa: 10 Steps to apply for a student visa
Published on 23/09/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 8 mins
If you have ever thought of studying in the United Kingdom, then you must apply for a student visa. Getting your student visa (Tier 4) can be overwhelming, especially if you do not know the UK visa requirements and important application dates. You can only apply for this visa if you are a full-time university student pursuing a UK degree
Family Visas: 7 Years Child Residency Immigration Rule
Published on 18/09/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
It is an inconvertible truth that the first seven years of a child's life are significant to their growth, advancement, and happiness. After all, these seven years make and reflect a decent sum of their experiences and memories. For a youngster who was given birth to and bred in the United Kingdom for those seven years
How to claim asylum in the UK?
Published on 17/09/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 7 mins
It is remarkable to think that such a small island can attract so many foreigners to claim asylum within its shores. Historically, the UK has been very fair to those who have sought asylum. While the borders may not be as open as they used to be, the UK is certainly not ‘shut’ to asylum seekers.
Indefinite Leave to Remain – All You Need to Know!
Published on 16/09/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
The clarity of this topic has become somewhat more clouded in the last four years. Before the EU referendum of 2016 and the Brexit which is still emanating from it, citizens from other European Union member states were freely able to live, work and settle in the UK.
EU Settlement Scheme application simplified!
Published on 07/09/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
After 47 years of membership, The UK has officially left the European Union. This happened at the late hours of January 31, 2020, after a June 2016 referendum. The EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens living in the United Kingdom have the right to live and work in the UK until June 30, 2021.
Life in the UK Test (LITUK) – A Comprehensive Guide!
Published on 27/07/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 8 mins
The Life in the UK (LITUK) Test is taken by non-British persons who have generally been living in the UK for a minimum of five years. Also, those who do not have permanent resident status, who do not have any time limit set on any visa.
How to apply for British Citizenship?
Published on 23/07/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Applying for British citizenship is an exciting new frontier for many. No matter where you come from or what your life experiences have been, re-establishing yourself as a part of British society can be a powerful and life-changing experience.
How to apply for British naturalisation?
Published on 15/07/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Naturalising as a British citizen is a big decision and a very costly process. If your application is unsuccessful, you will not receive a refund for the outlays involved. So you must get it right the first time! Read on for everything you need to know about applying for British naturalisation...
What is the Windrush Scandal?
Published on 13/07/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
You have to go back over half a century to understand fully what the Windrush scandal is all about. To put it bluntly, the Windrush scandal is not one of the UK parliament’s finest hours when placed in the context of human right
Indefinite Leave to Remain: Apply after five years in the UK?
Published on 09/07/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Changes to immigration laws are underway due to Brexit. If you are currently on a Visa or looking to remain in the UK, then you must know your rights! Read on for everything you need to know about Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK if you have been here for five years or more.
Can I extend my UK spouse visa?
Published on 03/07/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
If you are currently living in the UK, and you have a spouse visa, it is essential not to overlook its expiry date. By not correctly renewing your visa, you could end up being deported and separated from your family and loved ones.
UK Spouse Visa: Financial Requirements!
Published on 24/06/2020 , by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Spouse visa applications and extensions can be a complicated matter. They involve much time, proof and supporting documentation.The hardest part for most candidates is knowing the financial necessities and understanding...
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