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.

Latitude Law, a leading UK immigration firm, provides expert guidance on indefinite leave to remain (ILR), including English language and Life in the UK test requirements. Recognized by The Times and Legal 500, the firm offers consultations and specialized legal services.

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

Joel, a Solicitor at Latitude Law, outlines key criteria for selecting referees when applying for British citizenship, emphasizing their importance in strengthening applications for both adults and children.

In this video, Spanish-qualified lawyer Javier Alvaro Culebras from Latitude Law explains the best investment sectors in Spain...

Italian solicitor Gianluigi Cassandra from Latitude Law explains the critical changes to Italian citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis) following the new law issued on 28 March 2025.

Joel, a Solicitor at Latitude Law, explains the stringent criteria for extending a UK visitor visa, providing guidance for visitors seeking to prolong their stay beyond the standard visa limit.

This video by Latitude Law's solicitor Joel explains settlement options for children in the UK for 7+ years, highlighting key differences between those born inside and outside the UK. Contact them to explore settlement eligibility for your child.

Transitioning from a Graduate Visa to a Skilled Worker Visa offers salary benefits, settlement pathways, and expanded opportunities via the New Entrant salary rate, per Latitude Law's Callum.

Joel Reiss, solicitor at Latitude Law, outlines risks for UK Skilled Worker Visa holders unable to work due to illness or injury. Employers must notify the Home Office, potentially shortening your visa to 60 days.

Are you considering applying for an Adult Dependent Relative visa to bring your family members to the UK? 🌍 In this video, our expert solicitor Joel at Latitude Law will guide...

Keelin Claffey from Latitude Law explains the UK Innovator Founder Visa requirements. Launched in 2023, this route offers a 3-year path to settlement for innovative business founders.

Joel from Latitude Law explains judicial reviews in the UK, detailing when to challenge unlawful Home Office decisions, pre-action requirements, and the three main grounds for initiation.

Discover how UK residents can relocate to Spain and work remotely through the Spain Digital Nomad Visa program. Learn about the specific eligibility requirements, application process, and what documentation you'll need to make your move to Spain a reality.

Discover the essential requirements and process for obtaining a Spanish work visa when relocating from the UK. This guide breaks down the employment visa system, eligibility criteria, and practical steps UK nationals need to follow to legally work in Spain post-Brexit.

Starting 6 August 2024, individuals with biometric residence permits (BRP) expiring on 31 December 2024 can create a UKVI account to access their eVisa before their BRP expires. They should only request a replacement BRP if no other identity document is available. Visit www.gov.uk/evisa for details. now create a UKVI account and access their eVisa. They should do this before the

Latitude Law's video compares the UK Graduate Visa and Skilled Worker Visa, highlighting salary benefits, settlement pathways, and advantages of early Skilled Worker Visa transition for permanent residency. Visit their website for more detailed guidance.

Finished your degree and want to stay and work in the UK? In this step-by-step guide, Nancy from Latitude Law breaks down how to apply for the UK Graduate visa...

The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is a mandatory fee for most long-term UK visa applicants, enabling access to the NHS. It must be paid for applications to be valid. Discounts apply for students and children, and exemptions exist for certain hardship cases.

Latitude Law offers a comprehensive library of over 100 explainer videos covering every aspect of UK immigration law, from sponsor licensing and work visas to settlement and British citizenship. These educational resources are organized into topic-specific playlists and available on YouTube and TikTok, providing accessible guidance for individuals and businesses navigating the UK immigration system.