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Business immigration lawyers in London and Thames Valley

Our fully qualified immigration lawyers provide advice to a variety of industry sectors, from multinational organisations sponsoring skilled workers to SME’s looking to set up roots in the UK.

Our business immigration team has a wealth of experience in the provision of immigration services to all manner of corporate clients.

We assess your needs, goals and eligibility whilst carefully listening to any concerns. Our experience in complex immigration cases ensures we can provide you with a full service to cover all your immigration needs. We are based in London and Reading and can consult with you in person or remotely.

“The team makes it very easy to ask questions and understand the advice given.” 

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Key contacts

Monica Atwal

Managing Partner

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+44 118 960 4605

Rebecca Hone

Senior Associate

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+44 20 7539 8019

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  • 29 January 2020
  • Immigration

Tier 2 Sponsorship Licence: Have you renewed your yearly CoS allocation?

As we approach the end of January, most sponsors would have received their first reminders from the Home Office to renew their yearly Certificate of Sponsorship allocation. This renewal is important, and all Sponsors must apply for this renewal should they wish to sponsor migrants on an unrestricted CoS.

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  • 28 January 2020
  • Immigration

Government likely to rely on MAC Report for the new immigration system

The Migration Advisory Committee has released an extensive report on the Points-Based System and Salary Thresholds. This was commissioned by the Government in July and September of last year.

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  • 27 January 2020
  • Immigration

The Official Launch – Fast Track Global Talent Visa

The government has highlighted through its vision of an Australian-style points-based immigration system, that it will focus on attracting the best talent to the UK. It has already confirmed that it will invest up to £300 million over the next 5 years to fund experimental and imaginative mathematical sciences research through the best global talent.

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  • 23 January 2020
  • Immigration

What is the Immigration Skills Charge (ISC)?

From 6 April 2017, employers are liable to pay an Immigration Skills Charge (ISC) if they want to sponsor a skilled migrant from outside of the EEA to work for them in the UK. The purpose of the ISC is to incentivise employers to train British workers and to deter employers in recruiting migrant workers unless necessary. This was aimed at closing the skills gap created in the labour market.

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  • 15 January 2020
  • Immigration

How to meet the financial requirement for a spouse visa: Salaried and non-salaried employment FAQs

Following on from our previous blog, there are a number of sources of income which can be relied on to meet the financial requirement for a spouse visa.

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  • 03 January 2020
  • Immigration

The Best in Britain – Global Talent Visa

If you are the best in research and science, have notable achievements in your career and are searching for a new challenge then the new Global Talent visa may be of interest to you.

“Invariably extremely knowledgeable, efficient, well-prepared and delightful to work with. Cannot rate them too highly.”

Legal 500

“This firm takes its responsibility and client care very seriously.” 

Legal 500