Carina Azizeh Legal Intern What the Home Office’s Changes Mean for Syrian Refugees A New Chapter in UK Refugee Policy In 2025, the Home Office took a significant and controversial step by revising how it handles pending settlement protection applications from Syrian refugees who are seeking to remain in the UK permanently. This decision is… Continue reading A New Chapter in UK Refugee Policy: What the Home Office’s Changes Mean for Syrian Refugees
Atef Elmarakby Managing Director Is the UK About to Scrap the 10-year Long Residence Route? What This Could Mean for Migrans – GOOD ADVICE UK®’s view There has been increasing discussion within the immigration sector following reports that the Home Office may abolish the 10-year Long Residence route to settlement. If implemented, this would mark… Continue reading Is the UK About to Scrap the 10-Year Long Residence Route?
Atef Elmarakby Managing Director Fresh UK Immigration Applications: Why making a new, fully documented application is often the best option? Introduction The UK immigration landscape has become increasingly technical, document-driven, and unforgiving. Applicants today face a system where most visa categories come with no right of appeal, limited administrative remedies, and a high burden of… Continue reading Fresh UK Immigration Applications: Why making a new, fully documented application is often the best option?
MingJun Jiang Immigration Adviser How to Challenge Visitor Visa Refusal Increased Visa Refusal Rates: Key Trends and Legal Remedies In recent years, there has been a noticeable rise in UK visit visa refusals, reflecting a shift in how immigration officers interpret credibility and intention to visit. One particularly concerning trend involves the scrutiny of applicants… Continue reading How to Challenge Visitor Visa Refusal
Nelly Tanios Legal Assistant Traveling to the EU after October 12, 2025? Check out the EU’s New Entry/Exit System. The European Union is set to introduce its new automated Entry/Exit System (EES), designed to track border crossings for non-EU visitors. This long-anticipated system, aimed at enhancing security and streamlining entry and exit procedures, will begin… Continue reading Traveling to the EU after October 12, 2025? Check out the EU’s New Entry/Exit System
MingJun Jiang Immigration Adviser Applying for the Child Relative of a Refugee Status Holder in the UK The UK’s immigration system provides a variety of pathways for family reunification, especially for individuals granted refugee status or humanitarian protection. One such route, lesser-known but crucial for extended families, is the Child Relative of a Refugee Status… Continue reading Applying for the Child Relative of a Refugee Status Holder in the UK
Gilbert Immigration Adviser Explained: The 2024 Changes to the Immigration Rules Following the news that net migration to UK for the period between June 2022 and June 2023 was 745,000 new arrivals, an all-time record, the UK government announced new changes to the Immigration Rules, primarily aimed at reducing net migration. The most prominent changes… Continue reading Explained: The 2024 Changes to the Immigration Rules
Roshni TRAINEE IMMIGRATION ADVISER The Clapham Chemical Attacker: Is deportation on the cards? Introduction: The recent incident involving a chemical attack on a family in Clapham has ignited a critical examination of the United Kingdom’s asylum processes. This event raises substantial questions about the efficacy and thoroughness of the system in place for evaluating asylum… Continue reading The Clapham Chemical Attacker: Is deportation on the cards?
Roshni TRAINEE IMMIGRATION ADVISER My Biometric Residence Permit will expire on 31/12/2024… what should I do? If you currently possess a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP), you’ll notice that it says that it will expire on 31st December 2024. We receive so many BRP mistakes in the industry; so much so that the Home Office has… Continue reading My Biometric Residence Permit will expire on 31/12/2024… what should I do?
Ali Legal Assistant The British Passport Renewal Process: Explained Having to renew your passport can place an unnecessary burden on many individuals in various circumstances, for example, when wishing to travel, but your passport is expired, you must first renew your passport before travelling if it is invalid. When looking at how much time you… Continue reading The British Passport Renewal Process: Explained
