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The Latest June 2021 UK Visa News and Guidance

The Latest June 2021 UK Visa News and Guidance This article will cover three important areas of UK immigration law. These areas may be particularly relevant to some of you who wish to continue residing in the UK after the

Svitlana Shlapak 29th June 202115th August 2022 EEA/EU, Work in the UK Read more

Do EU Citizens Need to Apply for a Tourist Visa before Travelling to the UK?

Do EU Citizens Need to Apply for a Tourist Visa before Travelling to the UK? No, they don’t! If EU citizens don’t need to apply for a tourist visa before travelling to the UK, why were there over  30 cases

Svitlana Shlapak 27th May 20217th July 2021 Avoid Refusals, EEA/EU Read more

Main Principles of the UK’s New Points-Based Immigration Routes

  Main Principles of the UK’s New Points-Based Immigration Routes: This article is a part of the UK’s New Points-Based Immigration System’ article/video series. Here is I’ll cover in this article/video series: The easiest way to get access to all

Svitlana Shlapak 13th August 202011th August 2020 Avoid Refusals, EEA/EU, Study in the UK, Work in the UK Read more

Latest News on the UK’s New Points-Based Immigration System (Overview)

Latest News on the UK’s New Points-Based Immigration System (Overview). On 31 December 2020, at 11 pm, freedom of movement between the UK and the EU will end. From 1 January 2021, there will be a new UK Points-Based Immigration System.

Svitlana Shlapak 6th August 202015th August 2022 EEA/EU, Visit the UK, Work in the UK Read more

How to Remain in the UK if You are a Family Member of an EEA Citizen and Became a Victim of Domestic Violence

How to Remain in the UK if You are a Family Member of an EEA Citizen and Became a Victim of Domestic Violence? If you are a family member of an EEA citizen, your rights are generally attached to the

Svitlana Shlapak 14th July 202029th June 2021 EEA/EU, Relatives Read more

The UK’s New post-Brexit Points-Based Immigration System

The UK’s New post-Brexit Points-Based Immigration System This is part 2, the continuation of part 1. You can read part one HERE. The UK’s New post-Brexit Points-Based Immigration System Options for Skilled workers According to the Home Office guidance, the

Svitlana Shlapak 9th July 202015th August 2022 Avoid Refusals, EEA/EU, Latest Post, Miscellaneous, Study in the UK, Work in the UK Read more

The UK’s New Post-Brexit Points-Based Immigration System

The UK’s New post-Brexit Points-Based Immigration System (Part 1 of 2) Before discussing the changes and the introduction of a new post-Brexit Points-Based Immigration System, let us briefly outline of the old system. From 2021 there will be a lot

Svitlana Shlapak 2nd July 202015th August 2022 EEA/EU, Latest Post, Study in the UK, Visit the UK, Work in the UK Read more

Best of Both Worlds for Northern Ireland-born British Citizens

Best of Both Worlds for Northern Ireland-born British Citizens   John and Gwen are in love. They recently married. John lives in the UK. He has a house and works on a full-time basis. Gwen is a visa national. She

Svitlana Shlapak 28th May 20201st July 2021 British Citizenship, EEA/EU, Spouse of a British Citizen Read more

Changes to UK Immigration System from 4 June 2020 (1 of 2)

Changes to UK Immigration System from 4 June 2020 (1 of 2) Several days ago the UK Government issued a Statement of Changes, which, as the title suggests, brought changes to the UK Immigration System. A lot of them. In

Svitlana Shlapak 24th May 20201st July 2021 EEA/EU, Latest Post, Work in the UK Read more

Can British Citizens Still Benefit from EU Law?

Can British Citizens Still Benefit from EU Law? The Surinder Singh Immigration Route John is a British citizen. Gwen, his wife, is from a visa national country. They have a daughter Kathryn, who is a British citizen. John passed his

Svitlana Shlapak 7th May 20207th July 2021 British Citizenship, EEA/EU Read more

Impact of Coronavirus on Your Visa

Impact of Coronavirus on Your Visa: The Home Office Will Extend Your Visa   If you’re in the UK and your leave (visa) expires between 24 January 2020 and 31 May 2020, the Home Office can extend it up to

Svitlana Shlapak 26th March 20207th August 2020 Avoid Refusals, EEA/EU, Relatives, Work in the UK Read more

Brexit Timeline: Key Dates

Date Event 23 June 2016 Britain votes to leave the EU (Brexit) (turn out 72.2%, remain 48.1%, leave 51.9%) What is Brexit? Brexit is an abbreviation for “British exit,” referring to the UK’s decision on 23 June 2016 referendum to

Svitlana Shlapak 2nd January 20209th August 2021 EEA/EU, Latest Post Read more

Why There Was No Brexit on 31 October 2019 and What Happens Next?

Why There Was No Brexit on 31 October 2019 and What Happens Next? Today, on 31 October 2019, the UK was supposed to leave the EU ‘do or die’, according to Boris Johnson. It did not happen. He has agreed

Svitlana Shlapak 31st October 20199th August 2021 EEA/EU, Latest Post Read more

The UK’s Future Immigration System

Several days ago the UK Government published ‘The UK’s future immigration system’ briefing paper with an overview of some of the proposals for the future immigration system in the UK. In this article, I’ll summarise the main points from this

Svitlana Shlapak 24th October 201915th August 2022 EEA/EU, Latest Post, Relatives, Study in the UK, Visit the UK, Work in the UK Read more

Alternative Evidence of Identity and Nationality for Any Types of Visa Applications

Alternative Evidence of Identity and Nationality for Any Types of Visa Applications Irrespective of what type of visa application you intend to make, first of all, you’ll need to confirm your identity and nationality. The easiest way to do this

Svitlana Shlapak 17th October 20199th August 2021 Avoid Refusals, EEA/EU, Latest Post Read more
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