Resource Centre Glossary Search for: Apply to stay in the UK as a stateless person Sep 17, 2018 | All, ImmigrationYou can apply to stay in the UK as a stateless person if both of the following apply: you’re not recognised as a citizen of any country you’re unable to live permanently in any other country You must currently be in the UK to apply. If you can’t return to another... read more Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) Fees Sep 17, 2018 | All, Immigration Overview You might need to pay a healthcare surcharge (called the ‘immigration health surcharge’ or IHS) as part of your immigration application. Whether you need to pay depends on the immigration status you’re applying for. When you must pay If you’re making... read more 10 Reasons to Choose Us Sep 14, 2018 | All, Immigration1Fully RegulatedRest assured that you’re dealing with a fully SRA regulated nationwide law firm with robust client care standards and protection measures in place for your peace of mind.2Hands On ExpertiseBenefit from practical hands on expertise gained on the front... read more Brexit Negotiations Unnecessarily Suffering Jun 13, 2017 | All, BrexitOne of the biggest problems with politics is politicians. It might sound like an obvious thing to say, but it is most frighteningly true when it comes to the Brexit Negotiations. read more True Migration Value – Why the UK Economy is under Threat May 26, 2017 | All, Brexit, British Citizenship, EU Referendum, EU WorkersFew people really appreciate the Migration Value in the UK, and rely of the usual bigoted remarks from the media to spur on the narratives we here. read more The Sun: News or Dangerous Media Fear-mongering? May 24, 2017 | All, Elections, ImmigrationI don’t read The Sun. Besides the crass treatment of all news, language level of the average 8 year old, and a target readership of the ignorant and ill-informed, I just don’t wish to endorse the narratives they stir. read more Labour’s Manifesto for the Many May 17, 2017 | All, Brexit, ElectionsAs an organisation, UK Immigration Solicitors has no political bias, but what we do have is a clear awareness about how the political landscape affects people who require immigration support. read more The President Macron win could mean a Harder Brexit for May May 8, 2017 | All, Brexit, Elections, ImmigrationFinally, we see an election won by a clear majority that spells out a stronger mandate for the elected president. At 65/35 is is much easier for Macron to phrase his win as a success for the French people. read more Dirty Democracy: Devaluing the Voters’ Voice May 3, 2017 | All, Brexit, ImmigrationWhen the British people get a rare opportunity to play "democracy" on anything as significant as the EU Referendum, we should be able to rely on truth and factual accuracy in order to make an informed choice. Sadly, that is not the case in British Politics, which is... read more General Election Immigration Promises are Easily Made May 2, 2017 | All, Brexit, ElectionsThe problem with making promises in elections and manifestos is that they have to be kept. The next problem is that so rarely are kept. read more « Older Entries Next Entries »
Apply to stay in the UK as a stateless person Sep 17, 2018 | All, ImmigrationYou can apply to stay in the UK as a stateless person if both of the following apply: you’re not recognised as a citizen of any country you’re unable to live permanently in any other country You must currently be in the UK to apply. If you can’t return to another... read more
Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) Fees Sep 17, 2018 | All, Immigration Overview You might need to pay a healthcare surcharge (called the ‘immigration health surcharge’ or IHS) as part of your immigration application. Whether you need to pay depends on the immigration status you’re applying for. When you must pay If you’re making... read more
10 Reasons to Choose Us Sep 14, 2018 | All, Immigration1Fully RegulatedRest assured that you’re dealing with a fully SRA regulated nationwide law firm with robust client care standards and protection measures in place for your peace of mind.2Hands On ExpertiseBenefit from practical hands on expertise gained on the front... read more
Brexit Negotiations Unnecessarily Suffering Jun 13, 2017 | All, BrexitOne of the biggest problems with politics is politicians. It might sound like an obvious thing to say, but it is most frighteningly true when it comes to the Brexit Negotiations. read more
True Migration Value – Why the UK Economy is under Threat May 26, 2017 | All, Brexit, British Citizenship, EU Referendum, EU WorkersFew people really appreciate the Migration Value in the UK, and rely of the usual bigoted remarks from the media to spur on the narratives we here. read more
The Sun: News or Dangerous Media Fear-mongering? May 24, 2017 | All, Elections, ImmigrationI don’t read The Sun. Besides the crass treatment of all news, language level of the average 8 year old, and a target readership of the ignorant and ill-informed, I just don’t wish to endorse the narratives they stir. read more
Labour’s Manifesto for the Many May 17, 2017 | All, Brexit, ElectionsAs an organisation, UK Immigration Solicitors has no political bias, but what we do have is a clear awareness about how the political landscape affects people who require immigration support. read more
The President Macron win could mean a Harder Brexit for May May 8, 2017 | All, Brexit, Elections, ImmigrationFinally, we see an election won by a clear majority that spells out a stronger mandate for the elected president. At 65/35 is is much easier for Macron to phrase his win as a success for the French people. read more
Dirty Democracy: Devaluing the Voters’ Voice May 3, 2017 | All, Brexit, ImmigrationWhen the British people get a rare opportunity to play "democracy" on anything as significant as the EU Referendum, we should be able to rely on truth and factual accuracy in order to make an informed choice. Sadly, that is not the case in British Politics, which is... read more
General Election Immigration Promises are Easily Made May 2, 2017 | All, Brexit, ElectionsThe problem with making promises in elections and manifestos is that they have to be kept. The next problem is that so rarely are kept. read more