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Tag: family life

Changes to Minimum Income Rule for Spouse Visa Now in Force

11 August, 2017 visadreams

On 10 August 2017, the Home Office’s new guidance in relation to the minimum income threshold (MIT) required to sponsor a partner or child to

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Supreme Court Rules ‘Deport First, Appeal Later’ is Unlawful

15 June, 2017 visadreams

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Home Office system of deporting foreign criminals before they can appeal is unlawful. In the case of  Kiarie

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SECRET FOOTAGE OF IMMIGRATION OFFICER TELLING MIGRANT IT’S HIS JOB TO P*SS HIM OFF AS PART OF THE ‘HOSTILE ENVIRNMENT’

23 May, 2017 visadreams

The above footage was sent to me by a client of mine named ‘Amir’. It is a secret recording of an exchange he recently had

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Conservatives Pledge to Make it Even Tougher to Bring a Foreign Spouse to the UK

22 May, 2017 visadreams

The Conservative Party has pledged that, if re-elected, it will increase the minimum income threshold required by a sponsor to bring a foreign spouse to

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Supreme Court to Rule on ‘Skype Families’ Law Within Weeks

19 January, 2017 visadreams

The Supreme Court has today confirmed that it will give its long awaited judgment in the MM case within the “next few weeks.” The case

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