The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) has allowed a challenge to a visa refusal by an Iraqi national who was ...

Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! It’s Alina filling in for Jasmine today. Last week, the Home Secretary ...

The government intends to alter the way in which the credibility of possible victims of trafficking is assessed. According to clause 36 of the Immigration and Asylum Bill, matters such as having made ...

How do you find out whether a child born in the UK is already British or whether they can register? What can you do if one parent won’t consent to a registration application? And what options are ...

Recent reporting has identified that the Home Office has been refusing British National (Overseas) visas to Hong Kong activists because of their criminal convictions arising from protesting ...

Making an immigration application is incredibly expensive and fees continue to rise. As a result, more and more people find themselves unable to afford the fees to enter or remain in the UK.

Evidential flexibility allows the Home Office to ask an applicant to fill a gap in their evidence before making a decision, ...

The Upper Tribunal has returned to section 32 of NABA 2022 and clarified the ‘initial guidance’ from JCK on the standard of ...

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Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The end of the ‘one in, one out’ deal between the UK and France was announced last week. The pilot expired on 1 October 2026, and the government did not ...