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31 January 2020

One of those weeks...

It’s been one of those weeks.  
One of those weeks where immigration news hovers at the top of the headlines. One of those weeks where you are reminded of just how divided the country has become, on this topic particularly. 

 

Katie Newbury

29 January 2020

Guest blog: How to “Get Megxit done” – Canadian immigration options for the royal couple

Kingsley Napley assists with global immigration applications with the assistance of its well established local co-counsel partners, such as Tremblay Immigration, PC in Canada.  Here, Philippe Tremblay provides insight into the Canadian immigration options for Harry and Meghan.

10 January 2020

New Year, New …Nationality?

Increasingly, clients are turning to us for advice about British citizenship.  Whether this is to do with the looming Brexit deadline, or sparked by a New Year’s resolution to get your immigration affairs in order (?!), it’s not clear.  

Josephine Burnett

20 December 2019

Immigration related risks in a “compliant environment"

Since the introduction of the Immigration Act 2014, the Conservative government has been open about its willingness to create a “hostile environment” for users of the immigration system, not least anyone who may not have a lawful basis to remain in the UK.

Tim Richards

20 December 2019

All I want for Christmas is… for the UK to re-open for business

Dear Father Christmas,

Further to the advice we provided in December 2017 regarding your ability to travel to the UK to deliver presents to children over Christmas, I am now writing to provide you with an update. This letter will focus specifically on your ability to travel, with a particular look at the current Brexit framework and some recent changes to the UK immigration system.

Josephine Burnett

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