Other immigration-related news and events
Update: Increase of the Immigration Health Surcharge As of today, (08th January 2019) the Immigration Health Surcharge has doubled. The increase is after the announcement
The statement of changes to the Immigration Rules has been published on 11th December 2018. References to the ‘UK Border Agency’ have been replaced with
EU Settlement & Pilot Scheme after Brexit Once Brexit is triggered next year on 29th March 2019, the EU Settlement Scheme will be fully open
The Home Office is launching their new services in response to applicants’ needs and criticisms. They are introducing new digitalised services for visa applicants called
Making payments internationally, whether for business or personal purposes, can be confusing and costly, but using a currency specialist, such as Barar & Associates FX
Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules on 11 October 2018 The government has published the statement of changes to the United Kingdom’s Immigration Rules
This was a case concerning 2 separate applications for leave to enter as a spouse of a British citizen and a settled person where they
EU citizens who become British keep free movement rights In a landmark judgment, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has found
ILPA (Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association), to whom Barar & Associates is a member, recently sent a letter to the Home Office to raise their concern
R (on the application of KA and another) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (ending of Kumar arrangements) [2018] UKUT 00201 (IAC) On
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (‘the GDPR’) will enter into force on 25 May 2018. To give effect to the GDPR, the UK Government
Judicial Review Decision Notice Summary Facts The applicant, Mr Nadeem Ahmad Anjum, made a Tier 1 Entrepreneur application which was initially refused by the
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