EU citizens who become British keep free movement rights In a landmark judgment, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has found that EU citizens who become nationals of another EU Member State retain the right to have a non-EU spouse live with them. The Court found that the British government […]
This article explains the major changes from the last version of this guidance published on 4th June 2018. Amendments have been made to the academic progression section to clarify that students resitting multiple examinations or repeating multiple course modules are still exempt from meeting the academic progression requirements. The academic progression rule […]
The Tier 4 differentiation arrangements permit applicants from low-risk countries designated in Appendix H of the Immigration Rules to submit fewer supporting documents with their application. Requirements for Appendix H nationals To qualify for the arrangements as an Appendix H national, a Tier 4 applicant must: – be sponsored by a sponsor with […]
ILPA (Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association), to whom Barar & Associates is a member, recently sent a letter to the Home Office to raise their concern pertaining to issues faced by EEA nationals, who when either seeking to naturalise as a British national, or upon naturalisation, have faced obstacles to renewing their British passports. Once […]