The Spouse Visa UK is a critical immigration route for non-UK partners of British citizens or individuals with settled status. In 2025, several changes
Suppose you are in the UK on a Dependant Visa, and your partner holds a Work Visa or Business Visa. In that case, you
Introduction: Understanding Appendix Skilled Worker in 2025 In 2025, the UK’s immigration system continues to rely on detailed rule-based appendices — the most significant
UK Spouse Visa Accommodation Requirements are often overlooked by applicants who mainly focus on meeting the financial threshold. However, providing proof of adequate housing
When families separate, emotions can run high, and sometimes, it becomes essential for family courts to implement legal measures to safeguard the interests of
Are you a proficient Immigration Solicitor passionate about the intricacies of UK Immigration Law? If so, Axis Solicitors, one of the UK’s leading law
Residency for Victims of Trafficking and Modern Slavery Securing Your Rights in the UK as a Victim In early 2023, the United Kingdom introduced
Apply for a Fee Waiver for Your Human Rights Application Guide to Fee Waivers in 2024 If you have a human rights claim and
The Ukraine Family Scheme (UFS), Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme (HFU), and the Ukraine Extension Scheme (UES) have all undergone significant changes. This blog
Key Changes in 2024 There are a number of Key Changes in 2024, as the UK’s immigration system is witnessing changes, reflecting the government’s
In a world where the shadows of human trafficking and modern slavery stretch far and wide, the road to recovery and justice can seem
On December 7, 2023, the introduction of the new Appendix Victim of Domestic Abuse (VDA) was announced, becoming effective as of January 31, 2024.
A couple of weeks ago, the Home Office released a new version of the immigration rules titled “Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules:
In simple terms, a prenup is an agreement made before getting married. It is designed to keep your assets, like property or things you
Axis Solicitors informs that the Home Office has widened its discretionary powers to remove the ‘No Recourse to Public Funds’ (NRPF) condition for a
