Our expertise covers many different areas of immigration law: family, work, study, visitor, settlement, British citizenship/passports, and we have many years combined experience in all these categories.
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There are various visa options for studying in the UK. A migrant on visitor leave may be able to study a very short course of no more than 30 days. For longer courses there are other possibilities, see below:
The UK is a popular destination for business and commerce. It has one of the world’s largest economies, a fair and efficient
There are many reasons why people might want to visit the UK: for example tourism, to visit friends or family, to attend an important event, or to attend a business meeting or conference.
The Skilled Worker route is the main visa route by which skilled workers can come to work in the UK.
Someone who holds British citizenship is entitled to a British passport and has various other rights, such as the right to vote in general elections.
If an asylum-seeker makes a successful asylum claim they then become a refugee, and they are given leave to remain in the UK for five years. After this they may be able to apply for settlement
A partner can be a spouse, a civil partner (same-sex relationship), an unmarried partner, a fiancé(e) or a prospective civil partner (same-sex relationship).
“Settlement”, “Indefinite Leave to Remain” (ILR) and “Permanent Residence” (PR) all mean the same thing: the right to live and work in the UK without restriction on a permanent basis and the right to leave the UK and re-enter – as long as you do not stay outside for too long.