Immigration Insights
Expert commentary on UK immigration law, visa policy updates, Home Office guidance changes, and practical advice from our Bradford team.
The Home Office increased the minimum salary threshold for Skilled Worker visas from £26,200 to £38,700 in April 2024, representing the most significant change to work visa requirements in years. We explain the new rules, the going rates, and who may be affected by the "new entrant" provisions.
Discuss your situation →Frequent absences from the UK do not automatically disqualify you from naturalisation. We explain how absences are calculated, the permitted thresholds, and the exceptions that may apply for Crown servants and certain professionals.
Learn more →The minimum income requirement for spouse and partner visas rose to £29,000 in April 2024 and will increase further to £38,700 by early 2025. We explain what counts as income, how savings can help, and the limited exceptions that apply.
Learn more →An immigration appeal can feel daunting. We explain what to expect at the First-tier Tribunal: how evidence is presented, the role of the judge, how decisions are made, and what happens if the appeal is dismissed or allowed.
Learn more →From the substantive asylum interview to the wait for a decision, the process can span months or years. We outline the key stages, your rights during the process, the standard of proof, and what happens if your claim is refused.
Learn more →The EUSS deadline has passed but late applications can still be made on reasonable grounds. We explain what constitutes "reasonable grounds", the evidence required, and how EU nationals without EUSS status can regularise their position.
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Our blog provides general guidance only. For advice specific to your circumstances, speak with our IAA regulated immigration advisers in Bradford.
