UK Immigration Law
Illegal Working Civil Penalty UK 2026: How to Challenge the Notice
A civil penalty notice for illegal working starts at £45,000 for each worker named, and you have 28 days to object. On 27 July…
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UK Immigration Law
UK Re-Entry Ban Periods Under Part Suitability
A re-entry ban is a fixed period during which an application for entry clearance must be refused. Its length does not depend on what…
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UK Immigration Law
English Language Requirements for UK Visas 2026: Levels and Tests
Almost every UK immigration route now asks for English at a stated CEFR level. Which level depends on the route, and a test is…
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UK Immigration Law
Part Suitability 2026: The Rules That Replaced Part 9
Part 9 of the Immigration Rules no longer exists. Since 11 November 2025 the general grounds for refusal have sat in a new Part…
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UK Immigration Law
Settlement Applications and Tax Discrepancy Refusals 2026
A mismatch between the earnings you told the Home Office and the earnings you told HMRC once refused settlement applications almost automatically — until…
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UK Immigration Law
Global Talent Visa Endorsement 2026: Bodies, Rules and Fees
Three UK routes require an endorsement from a named body before the visa application can be made: Global Talent, Innovator Founder and International Sportsperson.…
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UK Immigration Law
Discretionary Leave to Remain UK 2026: What It Is and Who Gets It
Discretionary leave is granted outside the Immigration Rules, under Home Office policy rather than any rule you can point to. It is far narrower…
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UK Immigration Law
UK Visa Conditions 2026: What They Are and What Breach Costs
Every grant of limited leave can carry conditions, and breaching one is a route to curtailment, refusal of the next application and a re-entry…
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UK Immigration Law
Adequate Maintenance for Spouse Visas 2026: The Test and the Sums
Most partner applications have to meet a £29,000 minimum income requirement. A small group does not: where the sponsoring partner receives a specified disability…
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UK Immigration Law
No Recourse to Public Funds 2026: What Counts and How to Lift It
A no recourse to public funds condition is imposed under section 3(1)(c)(ii) of the Immigration Act 1971 and it bars a defined list of…
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UK Immigration Law
Breaks in Continuous Residence for ILR: What Counts
A gap in permission and a gap in the settlement clock are two different problems, and most advice conflates them. The rules can preserve…
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UK Immigration Law
Paragraph 322(5) Immigration Refusals in 2026: Balajigari and the Modern Rules
Paragraph 322(5) was the character-and-conduct ground the Home Office used to refuse settlement to skilled migrants over tax discrepancies — until the Court of…
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