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TheYouth Mobility Scheme (YMS) provides an opportunity for young individuals to live, work, and experience life in the UK for two or three years. This visa route is tailored for [...]

At the turn of the New Year, the Home Office made a number of changes to its primary guidance for holders of sponsor licences. Here we summarise key changes, and [...]

This, unfortunately, is not a question with a simple answer. UK visit visas are issued with reference to extensive Immigration Rules, contained in two Appendices, but they do not give [...]

Applying for British citizenship is often the final step on the journey to live permanently in the UK. However, the process is rigorous, and not every application succeeds on the [...]

Starting a business in the UK and setting yourself up for success requires access to the very best talent. When the UK was a member of the European Union, the [...]

Before you can become a UK citizen, you must fulfil good character requirements. To assess this, the Home Office will assess your background to understand whether you have taken any [...]

There are a several options available to international graduates who wish to stay in the UK following their graduation. For those graduating in 2024, we take a look below at [...]

On April 4, new salary thresholds for sponsored workers came into effect, as part of the wide-ranging changes to immigration rules that the government confirmed in March In the weeks [...]

Here I will consider an area of immigration law which is extremely complex and garners controversial public opinion. What is deportation? Deportation is often confused with removal; the two terms [...]

Visa refusals can be distressing, disappointing and just downright frustrating. Leading to lost time and money, when UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) says 'no', applicants can face major disruption to [...]

The Private Life immigration route was introduced along with many other changes to the rules in July 2012 to implement the government's view of its obligations under Article 8 ECHR. [...]

On April 4, new salary thresholds for sponsored workers came into effect, as part of the wide-ranging changes to immigration rules that the government confirmed in March In the weeks [...]

The Global Talent visa is an immigration category that is designed to attract promising and talented individuals to come and work in specific sectors in the UK. The Global Talent [...]

For many years the long residence route was pretty straightforward. 10 years' continuous lawful residence, good character, within absences limits - job done. What has developed in recent years, however, [...]

In a wide-ranging Statement of Changes to Immigration Rules published yesterday, 14 March 2024, the government set out new salary thresholds for sponsored workers which will come into effect from [...]

What is a BRP? A Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) is a document provided to people who hold the right to be in the UK. It can be used to confirm [...]

Santa Claus, Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, or Kris Kringle; whatever you call the jolly man in red at Christmastime, we can all agree on one thing; he is magic. Travelling [...]

If you are interested in studying in the UK, Latitude Law specialises in providing legal advice to migrants. Our lawyers have in-depth knowledge on all aspects of the student or [...]

If you are an international student who wishes to continue living and working in the UK following graduation, Latitude Law can help you navigate this new post-study immigration route. Our [...]

If you're looking to temporarily live and work in the UK, a Youth Mobility Visa (previously known as a Working Holiday Visa) is a route worth exploring. This visa allows [...]

Due to the recent changes to the Immigration System for the UK, the previously known as Tier 2 (Intra Company Transfer) visa is now renamed to be the Intra-Company Transfer [...]

If you are a qualified coach or sportsperson looking to reside in the UK for work purposes, you will need to apply for a UK Sportsperson visa. Latitude Law can [...]

Investor visas are for individuals and their families able to transfer a minimum of £2 million into UK stocks and shares. The investor route can be extremely complex, therefore it [...]

The Minister of Religion category is for religious workers who have been offered employment within religious organisations in the UK. The route enables workers who will be undertaking mainly pastoral [...]

This new Start-up visa route opened to new applicants at the end of March 2019. The category aims to appeal to individuals wanting to start a business in the UK; [...]

Switching from one immigration category to another, from inside the UK, is not always straightforward. Certain routes allow you to stay in the UK under the Immigration Rules by switching [...]

Sole representative is one of the few remaining non-points based work categories, and provides an attractive option to foreign investors and business people looking to expand their activity into the [...]

Under UK immigration laws, there is a clear focus on keeping family together wherever possible. A spouse visa, otherwise referred to as a partner or marriage visa, allows you to [...]

The Innovator visa route replaced the Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) visa and in March 2019. The new route requires a lower investment, but the individual will have to secure endorsement from [...]

The UK government has created a new immigration route in response to the enactment of National Security legislation in Hong Kong. Here's everything you need to know about the British [...]

The UK welcomes highly skilled people from overseas and can offer a Global Talent Visa for those endorsed in science, humanities, engineering, medicine, research, digital technology or the arts. If [...]

Immigration fees have risen sharply in the past few years. Demand for immigration fee waivers is also on the up; but who qualifies and what does the Home Office guidance [...]

I make my living as a hockey writer. I'm also as big a fan of the sport as there is, and I love Olympic hockey. But now that N.H.L. players [...]

The article examines the potential for the Florida Panthers' collapse in the Stanley Cup finals to be the worst in National Hockey League (NHL) history, comparing it to historic comebacks and collapses in sports like the Major League Baseball (MLB) and National Basketball Association (NBA). It highlights the dramatic stakes of Game 7 and the historical implications for the Panthers' season.

The article focuses on the intense matchup between the Boston Bruins and Florida Panthers in the NHL playoffs, characterized by controversy and animosity, providing neutral observers with a compelling hate-watch experience, despite the lack of a satisfying solution for fans of other teams.

The article focuses on the approaching halfway mark of the NHL season, signaling eight weeks of trade deadline speculation, with attention on the buyers looking to enhance their teams, the sellers acknowledging a lost season, and a focus on the five teams in between that face intriguing.

The article focuses on the debut of the Professional Women's Hockey League with six inaugural teams, and it addresses the question of how fans from cities without a team can choose which team to support, providing guidance for making an informed decision.

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo of the Philippines is considering currency controls for the peso, but analysts and currency dealers are not worried by her warning. The government is concerned about the peso's weakness, since it has traded at more than 53 to the dollar for about six weeks.

Philippine property stocks with strong exposure to the cheap housing market appear ready to soar in 1997 as the country struggles with a massive backlog of demand in the industry. The strong demand for low-cost housing was abetted by falling interest rates and the increased inclination of banks to offer mortgage funding. Filinvest Land Inc. and C&P Homes Inc., the two leading firms in the cheap housing market, are also seen to do well in the upscale property market.

Reports on the appointment of economist Manmohan Singh as the Prime Minister of India in May 2004, after Sonia Gandhi turned down the premiership.