Navigating the UK Skilled Worker Dependant visa route requires a clear understanding of eligibility, especially following significant policy changes in 2024 and 2025. This guide by Latitude Law explains the restrictions for graduate-level roles, relationship requirements for partners, and the essential financial evidence needed.

Maintaining a UK sponsor licence requires strict adherence to reporting and record-keeping duties to avoid severe penalties. For fast-growing startups, managing these compliance obligations while scaling can be challenging.

This article analyzes new Labour government reforms to refugee status and student visa routes. We examine the shift to shorter leave grants and the extended 10-to-15-year settlement path. Discover how these restrictive policies impact international students and asylum seekers navigating their future in the UK

Maintaining UK sponsor licence compliance is more critical than ever as the Home Office shifts towards immediate licence revocation for serious breaches. This guide from Latitude Law explores how HR teams can prepare for both announced and unannounced audits.

In this article, Latitude Law expert Avvocato Gianluigi Cassandra explores the significant 2025 reforms to Italian citizenship jure sanguinis. He breaks down the new 'genuine connection' requirements and explains who remains eligible under the restrictive Law No. 74 of 2025.

Expert legal specialist Javier Álvaro Culebras from Latitude Law provides a detailed breakdown of the Spain Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) requirements, including financial evidence, healthcare provision, and regional tax implications, ensuring you have the legal clarity needed for a successful relocation.

A sponsor licence is vital for UK businesses employing skilled migrant workers. When the Home Office rejects, refuses, suspends, or revokes a licence, the impact on business operations can be severe. Latitude Law explores the strategic options available to employers, from the Pre-Licence Error Correction Service to Judicial Review.

Following new UK government rules, dual British citizens without a British passport must obtain a Certificate of Entitlement (CofE) by 25 February 2026 to enter the UK. Latitude Law explains the transition to digital-only certificates, the costs involved, and the application process for those with a right of abode who cannot or choose not to hold a British passport.