UK visit visa refusals are common, and recent changes to the Immigration Rules have made some harder to overcome. Since March 2026, a suspended sentence of 12 months or more is a mandatory ground for refusal, with the same rule now applied to ETA applications. In this guide, Latitude Law explains the new Part Suitability provisions, why the genuine visitor requirement remains the most common reason for refusal, and the choice between judicial review and a fresh application.

The UK graduate visa lets international students stay and work after their studies, but the route comes with conditions that are easy to miss. This guide sets out the main graduate visa work restrictions.

Settled status under EUSS grants you the right to live, rent, and work in the UK. Learn more about what settled status means for you and your family.

Obtaining British Citizenship as an Irish national has never been easier, but it’s useful to work alongside an immigration specialist to streamline the process.

Latitude Law provides expert guidance on navigating voluntary DNA testing to support UK immigration and appeal cases. While testing cannot be compelled, it serves as highly persuasive evidence when civil records are unavailable or disputed. Learn how to meet strict Home Office procedural rules and utilise approved laboratories effectively.

As a recent graduate or somebody expecting to graduate soon, you need to know your upcoming visa options to stay in the UK. Find out more with our guide.

Learn more about the costs of applying for UK settlement with Latitude Law, your UK visa specialists. Here is a breakdown of all costs.

Learn more about your options when visiting the UK as an EU citizen with Latitude Law. How long can you stay? What else can you do as a permitted visitor?