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Visit the UK

Entry to the UK as a visitor is governed by a complex set of immigration rules. We simplify and manage the process to neutralise risk and guarantee a stress free visit.

We work with individuals from all over the world to navigate the complexities of entry to the UK for visits. Wherever you come from, and for whatever purpose, we will advise you on the best strategy for immigration compliance.

We will work with you to review planned activities in the UK to determine whether they are permissible under a short visit and whether an entry-clearance or work authorisation is required.

We will guide you and take control of every aspect of the process to ensure smooth entry to the UK and peace of mind when meeting authorities on arrival, enabling you to focus on enjoying your visit.

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Clawback Clauses and UK Visa Fees: Part 1

The rising cost of visa sponsorship has generated renewed interest in the scope and enforceability of clawback clauses in employment contracts and secondment agreements.  Clawback clauses provide that an agreed sum must be repaid to the employer in the event that the individual either does not commence employment or does not remain in employment for…

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Navigating the Stress of Moving Country: Strategies for Success

Moving to a new country can be one of life’s most exciting adventures, but it’s also undoubtedly one of the most stressful experiences one can undergo. Couple that with the complexities of the immigration process, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. April is Stress Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the importance…

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Spotlight on EMEA Series: Denmark

In our Spotlight on EMEA series we round up the latest developments from around the regions.  In this post we look at the extension of the Ukraine-Special Act in Denmark. The validity of residence permits issued by the The Danish Immigration Service that were granted under the Ukraine-Special Act, have been extended until 17 March…

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