Partner Visa UK: How to Avoid Refusal
Section A: What is the UK Partner Visa? The partner visa is part of the wider UK family visa route and allows an eligible partner of a person in the UK to apply for permission to enter or stay here so the couple can live together long term. It is the main route for […]
UK Naturalisation 2026: Eligibility, Requirements & Apply
Section A: What is Naturalisation? British naturalisation is the legal process by which a non-British individual can apply to become a British citizen. It is one of the main routes for those who have made the UK their long-term home and want to settle permanently with full rights. In most cases, you will […]
Child Born in UK to Non-British Parents
Section A: Status of a Child Born in UK to Non-British Parents A child born in the UK to non-British parents does not automatically become a British citizen. Automatic citizenship only applies where at least one parent is a British citizen or holds settled status, such as Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), Indefinite […]
Family Visa Guide: Live Together in the UK
Section A: What is the UK Family Visa? A UK family visa allows a non-UK national to live in Britain on the basis of a close, qualifying family relationship with someone who is already British or settled. Family visas depend on meeting strict eligibility and evidential rules rather than the relationship alone. The […]
Dependent Visa UK: Explained by Lawyers
Section A: What is a Dependent Visa? A Dependent visa is a general term referring to UK immigration routes that allow family members of individuals who hold a valid UK visa to join or stay with them in the UK. There is no single, stand-alone Dependent visa in the UK. Instead, there are […]
Unfair Dismissal Compensation Cap to be Abolished
Unfair Dismissal Compensation Cap to be Removed The government has published an amendment to the Employment Rights Bill which would remove the statutory cap on the compensatory award for ordinary unfair dismissal. The amendment deletes section 124 of the Employment Rights Act 1996, which is the provision that currently limits compensation to the […]
British Born Children of Migrants: New Deportation Rules
British-born children policy update The new asylum and returns plan confirms a harder line on families with no right to stay in the UK, including children born here to parents without secure status. Ministers have now been clear that where a family’s claim fails, removal will normally cover the whole family unit, including […]
UK Spouse Visa Requirements: Prove You Qualify
Section A: What are the UK Spouse Visa Requirements? The UK spouse visa allows partners of British citizens and settled individuals to build their lives in the UK. It is one of the most heavily scrutinised family routes because every requirement has to be met in full at the date of application. UKVI […]
Workplace Investigations: HR & Employers’ Guide
Section A: What are Workplace Investigations? When a potential misconduct issue arises in the workplace, the first step in managing the situation is to conduct an investigation to determine the facts of the case. This is essential for the employer to act fairly and reduce the risk of claims of unfair dismissal. A […]
British Citizenship Application Fee: Full Cost Breakdown
Section A: British Citizenship Application Fee The British citizenship application fee is set through the Immigration and Nationality (Fees) Regulations and updated in the Home Office immigration and nationality fees tables. Separate figures apply to adult naturalisation, adult registration and child registration, with a ceremony charge added for adults and for children who […]