Latitude Law explores the essentials of applying for ILR in the UK, from 5-year qualifying periods to rules on absences and visa compliance. Key insights cover skilled workers, dependants, and the 10-year route, unpacking critical requirements for settlement in 2025.
Latitude Law compares the UK Standard Visitor visa and Marriage Visitor visa. One’s for tourism and business, the other for marrying in the UK—both up to six months. A quick guide to their rules and eligibility. Perfect for visitors or wedding planners.
Latitude Law examines the April 2025 Skilled Worker rule changes, impacting care worker recruitment, visa fees, and salary thresholds. New provisions close loopholes around sponsorship costs and investments, adjusting how payments affect eligible wages. From increased care staff salaries to revised sponsor duties, these updates reshape the landscape for skilled visa applicants.
Latitude Law explains the UK Standard Visitor visa: when it’s needed, financial evidence like bank statements, and the application process. A clear guide for tourists or business travelers planning a short UK stay.
British citizen or UK national? Latitude Law unravels the difference, exploring the 6 types of British nationality—from citizenship to BN(O)—and what they mean for your UK rights and residency options in 2025.
A recent UK court ruling granting entry to a Palestinian family has sparked political controversy. However, the case was misrepresented—the family followed Home Office guidelines, using the most similar application form available. Latitude Law explores the legal basis of the decision, clarifies misconceptions, and examines the role of human rights law in immigration cases.
Struggling with the Life in the UK Test? Discover expert tips from Latitude Law to pass with ease! Learn the requirements, costs, and prep strategies for Indefinite Leave to Remain or British citizenship.
If you're joining your British or settled partner in the UK on a Spouse Visa, you can work freely—in any job, as a freelancer, or even start your own business! But you must meet key eligibility rules, including the £29K income requirement and English proficiency.
