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28th January 2019

Could EU Citizens Be The Next Windrush Victims In Decades To Come?

by RVS Solicitors in EEA/Brexit, Immigration

From Monday, 21 January 2019, millions of EU citizens have the opportunity to apply for Settled Status, thus solidifying their right to remain in the UK after the country leaves the European Union (EU). The government announced that the proposed £65 fee to apply for Settled Status was to be waived. The Guardian reported that […]

20th December 2018

Government Releases White Paper On Post-Brexit Immigration

by RVS Immigration Team in EEA/Brexit, Immigration

After much delay, the British Government has finally released its White Paper outlining its post-Brexit immigration policy. According to the Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, it sets out plans for a new single, skills-based immigration system which marks the end of free movement. Mr Javid states in the foreword that the policy has been based on […]

14th November 2018

New UKVI immigration application services

by RVS Immigration Team in EEA/Brexit, Family visas, Human Rights applications, Immigration, Sponsorship License and Tier 2/Tier5, Tier 1 and other business visas, Visitor visas

Last week, the UKVI has implemented changes to how in-country immigration applications are made. The system, hailed by its designers as easier and more intuitive, is set to be expanded to out of country applications as well. Presumably the intention behind this new scheme is to simplify the application process for visas and leave to remain. […]

31st October 2018

No-Deal Brexit risks putting unreasonable burden on Employers

by RVS Immigration Team in EEA/Brexit, Sponsorship License and Tier 2/Tier5

In a recent development on Brexit preparations the MPs and campaigners have expressed concerns over the fact that in an event of no deal Brexit there is a high risk of a repeat of the Windrush scandal. The concerns stem from the fact that the Immigration Minister, Caroline Nokes, has confirmed to the MP’s that […]

15th May 2018

Will I be able to remain in the UK after separating from my EEA national spouse?

by Dr Lusine Navasardyan in Divorce and separation, EEA/Brexit, Family visas, Immigration

In this article we will cover the options available to those who are in the UK as a spouse of an EEA national and are undergoing divorce proceedings or have already concluded it. We routinely work with our colleagues from Family law department to design the best solutions for our clients who found themselves in […]

14th May 2018

Are EU nationals at risk of losing their immigration status in the UK following Brexit?

by RVS Immigration Team in EEA/Brexit, Immigration

The current Immigration Rules stipulate that European nationals have the right to reside in the UK they are exercising treaty rights. An EU national is exercising treaty rights if they are a worker, self-employed person, student or self-sufficient person (i.e. a qualified person). An EU national is required to remain a qualified person for a […]

1st May 2018

How will Brexit affect your workforce?

by RVS Solicitors in EEA/Brexit, Immigration, Sponsorship License and Tier 2/Tier5

A recent survey carried out by Total Jobs has indicated that two-third of the employers in the UK believe that Brexit will affect their businesses due to shortage of workforce. This is not a new concern. Shortly after the Brexit vote and indication that Brexit would also take the UK out of the Single Market […]

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Could EU Citizens Be The Next Windrush Victims In Decades To Come?

Government Releases White Paper On Post-Brexit Immigration

New UKVI immigration application services

No-Deal Brexit risks putting unreasonable burden on Employers

Will I be able to remain in the UK after separating from my EEA national spouse?

Are EU nationals at risk of losing their immigration status in the UK following Brexit?

How will Brexit affect your workforce?

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