Trainer: Mavelyn Vidal Level: All levels The course will look at the relationship between Article 8 and the Immigration Rules since 9 July 2012 and future developments. We will also look at the recent successful case of PD (Sri Lanka) and how it has clarified the seven-year rule for children; the effect of MM in the Supreme…
Trainer: Brendan Beder Level: Basic This course will be of particular use to those sitting the OISC Accreditation Assessment at Level 1. The course will provide a systematic overview of all aspects of UK Immigration Law. It is designed for delegates who are new to the immigration field, or want the latest updates in this…
Trainer: Rimmy Bedi Level: All levels Visit visa applications can often be surprisingly complex. This is an essential course for advisers who find that they need extra help to overcome the snares of a visit visa application. Join this new workshop to learn about the pitfalls and how to avoid them, by looking at practical examples and…
Trainer: Rimmy Bedi Level: all levels This is a practical course on the application process and documentation required when preparing an application for a Spouse Visa. The trainer, Rimmy Bedi, has 20 years’ experience in the field of immigration law, and will share her practical experience in making these applications. Case examples will be used…
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On 12 September the Government released the latest figures of applications made to the EU Settled Status scheme – and the statistics reinforce our major concerns about the scheme. EU nationals and non-EU family members must apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the UK legally after we leave the European Union. …
The Brexit debate, refugee crisis, Windrush scandal and the ‘hostile environment’ have ensured that immigration has remained at the top of the political agenda. With Brexit still unresolved, there is huge uncertainty over future immigration policy. But this is not just a crisis sparked by Brexit: successive governments have failed to make a clear…
We are pleased to see the government’s plans to reverse changes made seven years ago, on post-study work visas. The changes mean that once again, international students will have two years to live, work, study and make choices about their lives in the UK, after graduating from British universities. But stories of couples and families…
There are thousands of ways to help raise awareness of the problems in the immigration system, and the solutions that exist, in your local area. Film screenings, panel discussions, demonstrations and direct actions – if you’re organising an event in your community, let us know and we may be able to add it to our…