Discover why many visit visa applicants face refusals and learn how to present a strong case by demonstrating your ties to your home country, clarifying your intent, and proving your financial stability.

In 2024, the UK unmarried partner visa rules were updated to remove the strict two-year cohabitation requirement, offering more flexibility. However, applicants must still provide strong evidence of their relationship, such as shared finances, correspondence, and commitment.

A recent report by The Olive Press (18 March 2026), titled "The €100,000 mistake: Why moving to Spain has become a legal minefield for Brits thanks to post-Brexit red tape", underscores...

Joel, a solicitor at Latitude Law, explains the consequences of divorce for individuals with pre-settled status, granted as family members of EEA nationals, and outlines potential legal steps and visa considerations post-divorce.

Learn about the UK Immigration Administrative Review process. If your UK immigration application has been refused, this video will guide you through how to challenge the refusal through an administrative review.

Keelin Claffey, solicitor at Latitude Law, explains how surrogacy works under UK law, including parental orders, British nationality, and bringing a child to the UK from overseas.

Learn how to apply for a UK Ancestry Visa with Keelin Claffey, solicitor at Latitude Law. Discover eligibility, requirements, and expert tips to succeed. Book a free consultation today!...

Understanding your legal options as a victim of domestic abuse in the UK can be challenging. In this video, Sam from Latitude Law explains the specific Home Office routes available for victims on spouse visas...

Presented by solicitor Keelin Claffey and Senior Caseworker Alexandra Mason at Latitude Law, this session for Lancaster University students explores the most common UK immigration routes post-graduation.

Join Javier, a senior caseworker at Latitude Law, as he explains the crucial factors determining whether a child born in the UK automatically receives British citizenship.

Founded by Gary McIndoe in 2007, Latitude Law has grown into a leading immigration firm with offices in Manchester, London, and Brussels, specializing in UK visas and providing expert support for both businesses and individuals.

Italian solicitor UK, business immigration UK, commercial contracts Italy Join Gianluigi Cassandra, experienced Italian lawyer and UK solicitor at Latitude Law, for insights into commercial and company law.

Can you obtain a UK partner visa if you haven't lived with your partner for the required two years? This video explores alternative pathways and exceptional circumstances that may still qualify couples for UK immigration sponsorship.

Discover the main differences between the UK's Religious Worker Visa and Minister of Religion Visa. Callum from Latitude Law breaks down eligibility, sponsorship, and settlement options for religious workers and leaders.

When a UK employer loses its sponsor licence or ceases operations, sponsored workers face an urgent 60-day deadline that could determine their immigration future. Understanding the immediate steps required and available options becomes critical for skilled workers whose visa status has been suddenly curtailed. This guide explores the compliance timeline, notification requirements, and strategic pathways available to affected employees.

Joel Reiss from Latitude Law clarifies the 20-year private life route: it's limited leave for 30 months, not indefinite—leading to settlement after three applications. Ideal for those with or without visas...

Sam Jubb, a solicitor at Latitude Law, explains the absence limits for naturalisation: 450 days over five years, 270 days over three years if you are married to a British citizen...

Planning to travel to the UK as a non-visa national? Understanding the strict rules surrounding the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) and how criminal convictions may impact your application is crucial for a successful journey. An expert immigration solicitor breaks down the key requirements and potential pitfalls you need to know before applying.

Can't afford the Home Office fees? A fee waiver can protect your status — but it can also tie you into an application that's likely to fail.

UK government's 2025 immigration reforms shift towards a high-skill, high-salary model, impacting employers in construction, hospitality, and care.