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Immigration Law

20. 10
2023
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What is entry clearance?

Entry clearance is the procedure used by Entry Clearance Officers (ECOs) at British embassies overseas to check, before a person arrives in the UK, if that person qualifies under the Immigration Rules for entry to the UK. In all cases, the authority to admit someone to the UK ultimately rests with the Entry Clearance Officer […]
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20. 10
2023
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Human Rights and Case Studies

Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights The article 8 of ECHR: Right to private and family life “Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. There shall be no interference by a public authority with the exercise of this right except such as […]
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20. 10
2023
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New versus the Old: Article 8

Since the advent of the ‘new’ immigration rules, a prevailing assumption is that many Judges treat the previous Article 8 case law as redundant or superseded. However, two recent cases suggest that this may not be the case and that the ‘old school’ cases are still the main starting points in a court’s treatment of […]
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20. 10
2023
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Civil penalties imposed for employing illegal workers

Civil penalties imposed for employing illegal workers Defences and questions of reasonableness The civil penalty regime was introduced with the inception of the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006 (IANA 2006). The Act grants the Home Office the power to issue penalty notices against employers of foreign nationals who are working in the UK illegally. 1270 […]
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20. 10
2023
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Home Office blunder means that Jackie Young faces deportation back to South Africa

Home Office blunder means that Jackie Young faces deportation back to South Africa On 13th February 2012 an application was made on behalf of JY outside of the rules on the grounds on the basis of her Article 8ECHR rights (established family and private life) in the UK. The application was made prior to the change in immigration […]
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20. 10
2023
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Understanding the UK Immigration Appeals Procedure – What happens and at what stage of the process?

Understanding the UK Immigration Appeals Procedure – What happens and at what stage of the process? By Section 82(2) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002, the immigration appeals procedure is outlined – an appeal can be made against an ‘immigration decision’ as defined with the act. This includes (but is not limited to) refusal of leave […]
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