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6 March 2015

British Consulate-General in New York lauches Super Priority Visa Service

Following the roll out of the Super Priority Visa Service (“SPVS”) in India and China, the British Consulate-General in New York has announced that it will also adopt the service, effective of today. The service is available for a fee of £600 (roughly equivalent to $936) and can be purchased online from the VFS Global website.

6 March 2015

Closure of Tier 1 (General) extension is imminent

By way of a follow-up note, we wanted to remind you that after 6 April 2015 it will no longer be possible to submit a Tier 1 (General) extension application. All those who are able to do so, should submit their extension application prior to this date in order to ensure they may continue to reside and work in the UK under this category. Applicants will be granted sufficient further leave to bring their total leave up to five years, at which point they will be eligible to apply for settlement, otherwise known as indefinite leave to remain, subject to meeting all the other requirements. Applicants may continue to apply for settlement any time prior to 6 April 2018, after which point it will no longer be possible to obtain settlement in this category.

Nicolas Rollason

3 March 2015

Updates released on the roll-out of the Biometric Residence Permits for overseas applicants

As the general election draws closer, immigration advisers all over the country watch closely to see what the current coalition government will do and whether they will try to implement any changes to the current immigration system. Although Kingsley Napley has been informed that there will be no significant changes to the immigration system, we still rush to read every release with anticipation. 

Emma Fowler

27 February 2015

Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules

The Home Office has today published its latest statement of changes to the Immigration Rules, with most of the provisions coming into effect from 6 April 2015.

Nicolas Rollason

26 February 2015

Tier 1 Investors need a UK investment account before applying for their initial visa

The Government today announced significant changes to the Immigration Rules affecting Tier 1 Investors and Entrepreneurs, which are due to come into force on 6th April 2015. 

Nicolas Rollason

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