The Home Office has published their new application fees or charges set to take effect from 6 April 2018. Home Office fees or charges on some applications have increased. Home Office fees or charges on other applications have been reduced. You can view the full list here Home Office Immigration & Nationality Charges 2018 Increased Fees NaturalisationThe …
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Most immigrants who are over stayers in the United Kingdom cannot make successful applications to the Home Office. Such ones will need to leave the UK under the current immigration rules and to re-enter. Some will face re-entry ban.If the only alternative is to leave the UK and to reapply to enter the UK, what can …
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1.1 Background Proxy marriage is the process where a couple can get married with their consent but without being present at the ceremony. The Home Office has through policy banned illegal immigrants from getting married in the United Kingdom (UK). Proxy marriage became their next challenge. A proxy marriage is where two people can get …
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If by 31 December 2020 an EU citizen with their family have lived in the UK continuously for 5 years, they will be eligible for ‘settled status’. This means they can live in the UK indefinitely.If by 31 December 2020, an EU citizens and their family members have not acquired the 5 years residence in …
Home Office New Application Fees and Charges 2018 The Home Office has published their new application fees or charges set to take effect from 6 April 2018.Home Office fees or charges on some applications have increased. Home Office fees or charges on other applications have been reduced. You can view the full list here …
Ghanaian man has fought a landmark four-year legal battle to live in Britain He had a ‘proxy wedding’ 3,000 miles away which he did not even attend Neither Albert Awuku, 43, or his German bride needed to be present Instead, they are thought to have been represented by their families in accordance with Ghana’s ‘customary …
