Are you planning a UK visa application but have a past criminal offence or a period of overstaying? The rules have just become significantly stricter.

In this video, Sam Jubb, a solicitor at Latitude Law, explains the financial requirement for UK partner and spouse visas — covering how the minimum income requirement can be met through employment and savings, how the two can be combined, and why most refusals come down to the wrong documents rather than the wrong income. Essential viewing if you're preparing a partner or spouse visa application.

Is your path to British settlement about to get twice as long? The Labour government has proposed significant changes to almost all settlement routes for 2026 and 2027, with many paths potentially moving...

Learn about the UK Short Term Study Visa with Sam Jubb, an expert immigration solicitor at Latitude Law.

Are you looking to secure your stay in the UK with your partner but not married? Jessica from Latitude Law is here to guide you through the UK visa application process for unmarried partners.

Latitude Law provides key guidance on UK family route settlements, explaining the 5-year and 10-year paths to settlement and how criminal convictions may affect eligibility. Understanding these factors is crucial for a successful settlement application

Settlement, also known as Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), can be applied for once you qualify, typically after residing in the UK for a set period in a visa category that leads to settlement.

Katerina from Latitude Law explains the December 31, 2024, expiry of UK Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) and the Home Office's shift to digital immigration status, impacting work and rent rights.

Unitevi a Gianluigi Cassandra, avvocato italiano esperto e solicitor britannico presso Latitude Law, per approfondimenti sul diritto commerciale e societario.

In this video, Sam clarifies UK deportation laws related to criminal offences, discussing how sentence lengths impact deportation outcomes and key exceptions like private life, partner, and child considerations. He emphasizes the importance of early submissions to the Home Office for legal help

Joel, a solicitor at Latitude Law, discusses the impact of divorce on individuals in the UK holding a spouse or partner visa, covering legal implications and potential next steps for visa holders.

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.

Are you a British citizen living overseas who needs to travel to the UK urgently but doesn't have a British passport? This video explores who qualifies for a UK Right of Abode...

Are you planning to visit family in the UK but unsure how to secure a Family Visit Visa? Curious about what documents you need to prove genuine travel intent and strong ties to your home country?

In this video, Jessica from Latitude Law continues discussing the key requirements for applying for a UK family visit visa. This is Part 2, focusing on financial and accommodation evidence.

The video provides a step-by-step guide on reporting a lost Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) and applying for a replacement, offering detailed instructions and expert tips to help individuals navigate the process efficiently.

Nancy, explains the updated rules for the 10-year long residence route in the UK, including how certain visas like visitor and seasonal worker visas can break your continuous residence.

Join Keelin Claffey, a newly qualified solicitor at Latitude Law, with seven years of immigration experience, handling family and corporate cases. Latitude Law, recognized by The Times, Chambers & Partners, and Legal 500, offers expert immigration services with high client satisfaction

Join Keelin Claffey from Latitude Law as she unpacks the 26 September 2025 government plans for a free mandatory digital ID. Aimed at British citizens...

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.