Homes For Ukraine 2025 (Video)

May 2026 – Ukraine has updated the rules governing the exchange of temporary residence permits.

On January 10, 2025, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it was extending the designation of Ukraine for Temporary Protected Status (TPS)...

Despite the persisting conflict in Ukraine, the provision of document legalization services continues to operate, offering a vital lifeline to individuals...

The suspension of consular services mentioned below may not affect Temporary Protection Directive beneficiaries, though this depends on each EU Member State's interpretation.

The war in Ukraine has been ongoing for two years and has changed the lives of Ukrainians everywhere. Due to the danger in the country, 2.7 million Ukrainians, young and old...

On October 23, 2023, Immigration, Refugee, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) unveiled a remarkable opportunity for Ukrainian nationals living in Canada.

An important I-9 deadline will arrive next week. The Biden administration extends Temporary Protected Status for Sudan and Ukraine. And European countries move to establish...

This mini Q+A series focuses on the fast-evolving crisis in Ukraine with each episode concentrating on specific points of discussion.

Who Is Eligible Under The Temporary Protection Directive?

The European Union (EU) passed a "Temporary Protection Directive" for Ukrainians and others fleeing the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

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.

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...

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.

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.

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.

Understanding the UK Home Office's "genuine vacancy" requirement is critical for Skilled Worker visa applications. This article examines how employers can demonstrate that a sponsored role truly exists and wasn't created primarily to facilitate immigration, exploring key evidence factors from company size and financial health to recruitment records and family connections.

The UK Government's assertion that a convicted individual cannot be deported due to Commonwealth exemptions under the Immigration Act 1971 appears to overlook a critical detai...

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.

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.

If you already have indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and you're thinking about British citizenship, the latest Home Office data should change your timeline. Citizenship applications hit 92,651 in Q1 2026 (up 24% year on year)...