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UK Visit Visa Guide 2024: Requirements for Applying and Avoiding Rejection

By Joel Reiss, Latitude Law,
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In this brief video guide, solicitor Joel Reiss explains the process of applying for a UK visit visa. He outlines the key requirements needed to convince the Home Office, including proving a genuine visit reason, financial stability, and strong ties to your home country.

The Rwanda Case: Testing the Limits of Judicial Competence

By Kate Ritchie, The Open University. Originally published in Judicial Review,
Introduction 1. The policy of the previous UK government to remove asylum seekers to Rwanda (the Rwanda Policy) has attracted considerable debate and controversy. A judicial review case brought to challenge this policy, on the basis that Rwanda was not a safe country, revealed…

What are the ‘good character’ requirements for UK naturalisation?

By Gary McIndoe, Latitude Law,
Before you can become a UK citizen, you must fulfil good character requirements. To assess this, the Home Office will assess your background to understand whether you have taken any actions that could be deemed as 'anti-UK' or dangerous to other people who live in the country.Aspects of…

Best Practice for Asylum Legal Services

By Amie Higgins and Adam Pipe,
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Join solicitor Amie Higgins and barrister Adam Pipe for this in-depth discussion about the Solicitors Regulation Authority's important new thematic review of asylum legal services. Essential viewing for all asylum practitioners. You can also download Amie's free 30-page advice note on the thematic review here.

Unrest in Bangladesh: Implications for UK Asylum Claims and Judicial Approaches

By Gordana Balać and Shaheen Mamun, Black Antelope Law,
Bangladesh is currently experiencing a profound political crisis, marked by escalating violence and widespread civil unrest. The situation reached a critical point on Sunday 4th August 2024, when nearly 100 individuals lost their lives in a brutal wave of violence. This surge in unrest…
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