With a total of 66 monarchs and 57 parliaments having ruled and governed the UK throughout the centuries, the United Kingdom has seen its fair share of laws both entering and leaving legislation through the years.
While it would be plausible to assume that as society has evolved, so has the logic of the nation’s laws, this is not necessarily the case. While some of the more outdated and seemingly bizarre rules have been dissolved, there still remain some obscure and admittedly slightl...
When you apply for a UK visa, it’s in your best interest to avoid common mistakes which may be grounds for your visa application being refused. But what are some of the common reasons that lead to ...
You can enter the UK for different purposes and - for each different purpose - you need to apply for a different visa. But what if you want to switch from one category of visa to another?
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-September 21 2017
Discretionary Leave to Remain in the UK Before and After 9th July 2012
The applications to extend stay under discretionary leave to remain after 9th July 2012 fall under the transitional arrangements. Discretionary Leave (DL) technically does not exist for new applica...
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-September 18 2017
English Language Requirements for a UK Family Visa
English language requirements are essential for obtaining most visas in the UK for non EEA nationals. This also applies for those coming to UK through a family route. When you apply for a family vi...
The Surinder Singh Immigration Route: How Does it Work?
The Surinder Singh route is a simple process. It works for European Economic Area (EEA) nationals who want to get their family members into their country of origin. This means that you can apply fo...
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-August 23 2017
Tier 2 and 5 Sponsor Licences
Often, a company in the UK wishes or needs to employ workers who are non-EU nationals. In that case, what do they need to do? If any company in the UK wishes to employ a non-EU worker then that com...
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-August 21 2017
Common Issues With UK Visitor Visas
Many people want to visit the UK for short durations, for leisure (going on holiday, seeing your family), business or other reasons (taking part in a sporting event, to receive private medical trea...
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-August 8 2017
Why Should You Hire an Immigration Consultant for Your UK Visa Application?
Are you looking to come to UK? If so, then you should hire an immigration consultant for your UK visa application. Find out why in this guide.
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Often, the process is not as straightf...
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-July 19 2017
EEA Workers in the UK
In this guide, we outline the rights EEA residents have to live and work in the UK, as well as the social benefits you may be entitled to.
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There are various types of visa which allow nationals of other countries to come to the UK for several reasons. One of the reasons why people of other nations want to come to the UK is when they ge...
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-July 12 2017
Tier 2 Applications from Outside the UK
How do Tier 2 visa applications from outside the UK work? Find out in this guide.
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If you have a sponsor in the UK, they can assign you a Restricted Certificate of Sponsorship (RCoS)...
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-July 7 2017
Judicial Review Process
When you apply for a UK visa, you submit your application form along with any supporting documents prior to attending an interview. After that, you’ll need to wait for your visa approval. However, ...
Visa and Migration is a private OISC regulated company (F201500999) and is not an official Government body. If you would like to prepare and submit your UK immigration application yourself you can do so by visiting the UKVI website.
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