UK Dependant Visa Holders: Your Rights After Domestic Violence
Suppose you are in the UK on a Dependant Visa, and your partner holds a Work Visa or Business Visa. In that case, you might be concerned that ending your relationship would result in the termination of your permission to stay in the UK. However, a recent amendment to the UK immigration rules provides those […]
UK Spouse Visa Accommodation Requirements
UK Spouse Visa Accommodation Requirements are often overlooked by applicants who mainly focus on meeting the financial threshold. However, providing proof of adequate housing is a crucial part of a successful Family Visa application. In this guide, we share key legal insights and explain why meeting the accommodation requirements is just as important as satisfying […]
Residency for Victims of Trafficking and Modern Slavery
Residency for Victims of Trafficking and Modern Slavery Securing Your Rights in the UK as a Victim In early 2023, the United Kingdom introduced revised regulations enabling recognised victims of trafficking or modern slavery to apply for residency under specific conditions. These changes offer a lifeline to victims, granting them a chance to remain in […]
Apply for a Fee Waiver for Your Human Rights Application
Apply for a Fee Waiver for Your Human Rights Application Guide to Fee Waivers in 2024 If you have a human rights claim and cannot afford the Home Office UKVI fees, you can request a fee waiver. However, decision-makers will consider the total fees you must pay, which includes the immigration application fee and the […]
Changes to the Ukraine Scheme: What You Need to Know
The Ukraine Family Scheme (UFS), Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme (HFU), and the Ukraine Extension Scheme (UES) have all undergone significant changes. This blog post will provide an overview of these changes and what they mean for applicants. General Changes to All Ukraine Scheme Routes One of the most notable changes that apply to all […]
Key Changes in 2024
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 focus on reducing net migration. These adjustments impact various stakeholders, including individuals, businesses, and families. This blog post offers an overview of these changes to the UK Immigration Rules, providing essential […]
The Path to Safety For Victims of Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery
In a world where the shadows of human trafficking and modern slavery stretch far and wide, the road to recovery and justice can seem daunting. At Axis Solicitors, we support those who have endured the unimaginable. If you have been exploited or abused, it is important to know that there are avenues available for you […]
UK Re-Entry Pathway Now Available in 2024 for Overseas Victims of Domestic Violence
On December 7, 2023, the introduction of the new Appendix Victim of Domestic Abuse (VDA) was announced, becoming effective as of January 31, 2024. The Home Office, through its Statement of Changes, introduced the Appendix VDA as part of a sweeping overhaul designed to provide improved protection for those affected by domestic abuse, in particular, […]
Relaxation of Business Visit Visa Requirements Announced in 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: HC 246.” This latest update introduces significant modifications, particularly in business visit visas. Updated Business Visit Visa Guidelines The revised business visit visa permits holders to participate in their company’s internal […]
Expanded Eligibility for Removal of the ‘No Recourse to Public Funds’ Condition
Axis Solicitors informs that the Home Office has widened its discretionary powers to remove the ‘No Recourse to Public Funds’ (NRPF) condition for a broader range of individuals with different types of leave to remain in the UK. Legal Proceedings Lead to Policy Revision A notable judicial review, R (PA & Anor) v Secretary of […]