News & insights for your immigration plans

  • My UK visa was refused – what should I do?

    June 30, 2026

    Securing your UK visa is a massive milestone, but what comes next? From navigating the digital eVisa system to setting up your UK bank account and registering for healthcare, we outline the vital compliance and settling-in steps every new arrival needs to take for long-term success.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • You’ve got your UK visa – but what comes next?

    May 29, 2026

    Securing your UK visa is a massive milestone, but what comes next? From navigating the digital eVisa system to setting up your UK bank account and registering for healthcare, we outline the vital compliance and settling-in steps every new arrival needs to take for long-term success.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • Can I visit the UK while my partner visa application is being processed?

    April 30, 2026

    It’s a question I get asked a lot: Can I travel to the UK while my partner visa is being adjudicated? If you’re applying for a family visa while outside the UK, the processing time is around 12 weeks, so it makes sense that you would miss your partner during this period and hope to come for a short visit.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • Changes to UK immigration regulations – March 2026 update

    March 25, 2026

    A new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules (HC 1691) has brought in a whole raft of amendments which will affect those in many different visa categories – with significant new requirements for employers and sponsors, as well as individuals who are on work and business immigration routes.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • Are you frustrated with your UK visa application? Here’s what to do

    March 1, 2026

    Putting together a visa application and then waiting for a decision is one of the most emotionally draining and stressful things a person can do. Working with an expert not only brings better and faster results but also gives you peace of mind.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • Earned Settlement: Consultation Paper Launched. What does this mean for individuals and businesses?

    November 28, 2025

    In this article, we will discuss what this actually means in real terms and how it will change the way individuals are assessed for settlement purposes. We will cover what both individuals and businesses need to know, who will be most affected and who won’t, the consultation process, and why working with an immigration lawyer is important during these turbulent times.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • UK cracks down on employers with surge in sponsor licence revocations

    September 30, 2025

    The UK Home Office is revoking more sponsor licences from rogue businesses than ever before. In fact, more than twice the number of licences were revoked between July 2024 and June 2025 than the same period of the previous year. This is part of a wider government strategy to secure the border.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • Right to Work: Common mistakes putting employers at risk

    August 29, 2025

    There’s a lot of confusion as to what documentation actually proves Right to Work as well as who exactly is responsible for ensuring compliance. It’s far too easy to make a mistake – and it could be costly.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • New UK immigration White Paper: Families, Workers & Students affected

    July 31, 2025

    Back in May 2025, the UK Home Office issued a white paper that shook the immigration system and is going to have a significant impact on a number of groups including Families, Skilled Workers and Students. Some of these new rules are now coming into force (or already implemented), so it’s vital to understand what they mean for you, so you can act swiftly.

    Steph Revelle

    Director

  • UK to phase out visa vignettes for work and study routes

    June 27, 2025

    From 15 July, the UK will stop issuing physical visa vignettes to many work and study visa applicants - this article covers who will be affected – both applicants and employers – by these changes from physical visa vignette to eVisa.

    Steph Revelle

    Director