PR on the basis of self-employment
Applying for permanent residence on the basis on self-employment Obtaining permanent residence gives an applicant the right to live, work and study in the UK without immigration restrictions. An…
NA Law obtains PR for frequently travelling EEA worker
Case study: successful PR application – periods of absences from the UK Our client was an EEA national who lived and worked in the UK and wished to make…
UK Naturalisation as an EEA national
UK Naturalisation as an EEA national How can you obtain UK naturalisation as an EEA national? Naturalisation enables you to become a full British citizen, even as an EEA national after you have…
Difference between ILR and PR
ILR, PR – what’s the difference? If you’re looking to settle in the UK and are uncertain about the difference between ILR and PR or about which route is right…
Permanent Residence through the self-sufficient route
Obtaining Permanent Residence through the self-sufficient route As an EEA national and you may wish to obtain permanent residence (PR) through the self-sufficient route in the UK and apply for…
MAC Report
The Migration Advisory Committee Report The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) published a long-waited report of their assessment of the EEA migration and recommendations to post-Brexit work immigration system…
Brexit – The White Paper
Brexit – The White Paper On 12 July 2018, the government published its white paper entitled The future relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union, which details plans…
Case study: Successful Tier 2 Sponsorship licence application for UK business
Case study: Successful Tier 2 Sponsorship licence application Our expert immigration lawyers were recently instructed to assist in the submission of a Tier 2 Sponsorship licence application for a start-up…
A successful Tier 1 Entrepreneur Accelerated Settlement application
How did NA Law make a successful Tier 1 Entrepreneur Accelerated Settlement application? NA Law Solicitors was approached by a client of Chinese origin who had initially come…
Should I Apply for Settled Status?
Settled status – how it works, who’s eligible and when you should apply The EU settlement scheme to obtain ‘settled status’ is the new residence system has been implemented as…
Immigration News & Updates
- Correspondence: Updates on the move to eVisasInformation on the the move from physical immigration documents to eVisas.
- Guidance: Immigration Rules archive: 1 January 2026 to 7 January 2026Immigration Rules archive for 1 January 2026 to 7 January 2026.
- Guidance: Register of licensed sponsors: workersList of organisations licensed to sponsor workers on the Worker and Temporary Worker immigration routes.
- Guidance: Register of licensed sponsors: studentsList of institutions licensed to sponsor migrant students under the Student and Child Student routes.
- Form: Become a British citizen by naturalisation (form AN)Apply for citizenship by naturalisation if you live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, a British Overseas Territory or if you live elsewhere and want to apply by post.
- Form: Register child under 18 as British citizen (form MN1)Register a child under 18 as a British citizen if you live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, a British Overseas Territory or if you live elsewhere and want to apply by post.
- Form: Apply by post for British citizenship as a person of Chagossian descent (form BIOT)Apply for citizenship as a direct descendant of a citizen of the UK and Colonies who was born in the British Indian Ocean Territory.
- Guidance: Myanmar (Burma): country policy and information notesGuidance used by UK Visas and Immigration to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications.
- Migration transparency dataData on Border Force, UK Visas and Immigration, Immigration Enforcement and Passports, Citizenship and Civil Registration performance.
- Guidance: English language requirement levels for immigration applicationsThis document sets out the English language requirement levels for different visa routes.