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A context-dependent right to notice

By Lewis Graham,
Mr Tammina came to the UK in 2008. From 2014, he was employed by Ratna Marble and Granites, who sponsored his work visa. In October 2017, the Home Office suspended the employer's visa sponsorship licence. In late December 2017, the Home Office permanently revoked their licence. Mr Tammina…

Important updates to Home Office guidance for sponsor licence holders

By Gary McIndoe, Latitude Law,
At the turn of the New Year, the Home Office made a number of changes to its primary guidance for holders of sponsor licences. Here we summarise key changes, and would encourage you to review your processes to ensure you remain compliant.Prohibition on passing fees to sponsored staffAimed…

Country Evidence in Immigration and Asylum Appeals

By Adam Pipe,
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Adam Pipe's third video in his series on the November 2024 Practice Direction for the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) explains the important new requirements for including country information in appeal bundles

Sponsor Licence Suspensions and Revocations Surge: What Businesses Need to Know

By Gavin Webster, Immtell,
The latest Home Office data has sent shockwaves through the immigration compliance landscape. A staggering 245% increase in skilled worker sponsor licence suspensions and a 396% rise in revocations were reported in 2024 (to the latest figures) —making it clear that enforcement actions are…

Expert Evidence in Immigration and Asylum Appeals

By Adam Pipe,
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In the second in a series of videos on November 2024's new Practice Direction of the Immigration and Asylum Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal, barrister Adam Pipe explains the significant new requirements for expert evidence and expert reports

Witness Statements in Immigration and Asylum Appeals

By Adam Pipe,
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Barrister Adam Pipe explains the requirements for witness statements in immigration and asylum appeals following November 2024's new Practice Direction of the Immigration and Asylum Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal

Do I need an ETA for entry into the UK? Essential information for travellers

By Javier Alvaro Culebras, Latitude Law,
An Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) gives you permission to travel to the UK for short periods. Whether you can apply and whether this is applicable to you will depend on your nationality, immigration status in the UK if any, and the date you are planning to travel.Who does not need…
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