ImmigrationPoint http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:31:17 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 business lawyers http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=267 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=267#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:31:17 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=267 Business lawyers deal with understanding and applying the immigration requirements relating to economic migrants to the United Kingdom. Economic migrants from both inside and outside the European Union seek entry into the country for employment and investment and Business lawyers and or Business Immigration lawyers advise their clients on the requirements of the immigration rules and what evidence is needed to qualify under the categories. Business lawyers also advise on other matters for example on accounting and other regulatory requirements for foreign nationals. Business lawyers may also advise sports persons and entertainers on the immigration requirements for entry into the United Kingdom.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=267 0 find a lawyer http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=265 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=265#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:29:54 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=265 If you need to find a lawyer to help with your immigration matter then you can either visit your local Citizen’s Advice Bureau or select from a number of law and solicitors firms that advertise in the Yellow pages or other telephone directories. Perhaps one of the fastest and suitable ways to find a lawyer especially when it’s an area you know very little about is by searching on the internet with a given keyword for the chosen area. For example if you want to find a lawyer for an immigration matte then you want type the keyword or keywords Immigration lawyer perhaps followed by the location, Kent or Manchester and then contacting the individual solicitors or lawyers with the details displayed.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=265 0 find a solicitor http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=263 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=263#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:28:27 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=263 If you need to find a solicitor to help with your immigration matter then you can either visit your local Citizen’s Advice Bureau or select from a number of law and solicitors firms that advertise in the Yellow pages or other telephone directories. Perhaps one the fastest and suitable ways to find a solicitor especially when it’s an area you know very little about is by searching on the internet with a given keyword for the chosen area. For example if you want to find a solicitor for an immigration matte then you want type the keyword or keywords Immigration lawyer perhaps followed by the location, Kent or Manchester and then contacting the individual solicitors or lawyers with the details displayed.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=263 0 free immigration advice http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=261 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=261#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:27:26 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=261 You may benefit from free immigration advice by requesting an initial consultation appointment which may be attending in person or by telephone attendance. Many solicitors and law firms are prepared to give first time callers free immigration advice whether you clarification of an immigration rule or you want general advice before you make a decision to appoint a solicitor or law firm to represent you. It is important that you have all your questions ready for such an appointment and that you arrive on time for the scheduled appointment. That fact that you are receiving free immigration advice does not mean that you should take the appointment any less serious than if you were paying for the advice.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=261 0 highly skilled migrant http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=259 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=259#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:26:10 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=259 The UK Highly Skilled Migrant Programme was very popular and was an excellent UK immigration category for entry to the UK for successful people with required skills for the UK economy. The system has been replaced by Tier 1 (General) of the UK’s new points based system. Tier 1 (General) uses very similar criteria to the Highly Skilled Migrant programme.

Highly skilled individuals include doctors, scientists, engineers, MBAs, and other educated workers. If you can speak English, have earned at least the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree, and can show that you have earned a relatively good income in the past, Tier 1 (General) is the right scheme for you. Remember that the visa entry route for Highly Skilled Migrant no longer exists and the UK government will also regulate the number of applications from outside the UK within any given period.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=259 0 home office immigration http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=257 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=257#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:25:11 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=257 Most people often refer to the Home Office immigration department when discussing their matter. Originally the Home Office was the department responsible for immigration however the Home Office body that is responsible for immigration matters in the UK Border Agency. Not too long ago if you sent an application regarding the extension of your stay you would receive a response from the Home Office immigration department as opposed to receiving a letter from the UK Border Agency. Home Office immigration covers executing immigration policy in the United Kingdom and the appointment of immigration officials

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=257 0 hsmp extension http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=255 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=255#comments Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:22:44 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=255 You can find out information for HSMP Extension or under Tier 1 (General) category which allows highly skilled people to look for work or self-employment opportunities in the UK. If you are a Tier 1 (General) migrant you can seek employment in the UK without a sponsor, and can take up self-employment and business opportunities here.

The Tier 1 (General) category is now closed if you are applying outside the UK, and to migrants who are already here in most other immigration categories.

You can apply for HSMP Extension or for extension under Tier 1 (General) if you are already in the UK with permission to stay in one of the following immigration categories:

Highly skilled migrant

Writer, composer or artist

Self-employed lawyer

Tier 1 (General)

You can also apply for Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP) Extension, if you are eligible to switch into Tier 1 (General).

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=255 0 immigration http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=253 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=253#comments Sat, 23 Jul 2011 21:19:28 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=253 You will usually get your immigration decision after you have submitted your application and this will be accompanied with information on how to appeal the decision if it is a negative decision. This information will include the appropriate form to use and deadlines that have to adhere. Usually there is no cost of lodging an appeal however if you instruct a solicitor or immigration adviser then usually there is a cost for their service.

How do I receive notice of an immigration decision?

Usually the immigration decision is sent to the applicant or their representative and this decision will notify them of the immigration appeal rights applicable to the case if any. The date of the decision is important because the date of the decision and when this is received are crucial in ensuring that the appeal is lodged in time. There may be complications if the appeal is not lodged in time.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=253 0 immigrants http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=251 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=251#comments Sat, 23 Jul 2011 21:18:25 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=251 Immigrants in the United Kingdom should use every opportunity to take advice about your immigration status as this could have serious consequences on your right of leave to remain in the country.  Immigrants sometimes are affected by lack of information however there are several immigration solicitors and advisers who you contact for advice and information on regularising your stay in the United Kingdom and how to remain in the country legitimately. The UK Border Agency also provides information on the UK immigration rules and requirements and how to immigrants can ensure that their current leave remains valid and how to extend it before it expires.

]]> http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2&p=251 0 immigration to united kingdom http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=249 http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=249#comments Sat, 23 Jul 2011 21:15:09 +0000 admin http://www.immigrationpoint.co.uk/blog/?p=249 If you want information about immigrating to United Kingdom then make sure you get your advice from a trusted source for example an official source like a British Embassy. There are several British embassy offices around the world which provide reliable information about the requirements for immigrating to United Kingdom.  The information will explain the various categories for applying for entry to the United Kingdom for example as a spouse (husband or wife) of a person present and settled in the United Kingdom or as a family visitor. Immigrating to United Kingdom does not have to be complicated provided you receive the right information.

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