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Criminal Record Certificates And Tier 2 Visa Applicants
/in News /by Tom KingTier 2 ( General ) visa applicants will from April 2017 need to check whether they need a criminal record certificate, or certificates, before making an application. This is a new requirement and will affect people coming to work in certain occupations including medicine, teaching and social work. A certificate will be required from each […]
Additional Cost For Tier 2 Sponsors
/in News /by Tom KingFrom 6th April 2017, you may have an extra cost to factor in to your recruitment budget as you may need to pay the IMMIGRATION SKILLS CHARGE for sponsoring a worker from outside the EEA. A small sponsor or a charity will in some cases be required to pay a charge of £364 whilst a […]
Financial Threshold For Partners to Remain At £18600
/in News /by Tom KingTowards the end of February 2017, the long-awaited Supreme Court judgement in the case of MM upheld the financial threshold that has kept many spouses and other partners apart from their British sponsors. This disappointing outcome does though have a silver lining as the Court was critical of the harm the rule is doing to […]
Some Good News For EEA Nationals Applying On-line For Residence And Permanent Residence Documents
/in News /by Tom KingNot everybody can use the on-line application process but, for those who can, February 2017 has seen some welcome simplifications. Perhaps the most appreciated change is that Applicants no longer need to include a full list of absences from the UK since the day of arrival here. For those EEA nationals who have lived here for […]
New English Language Requirement for non EEA Partners and Parents
/in News /by Tom KingApplicants for further leave to remain on the family route will generally, from 1st May this year, need to show that they can speak and listen in English at level A2. If your leave is due to expire after the above date you may need to attend a course or arrange another English test. For […]