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High Rate of EU Citizens Refused Entry to UK

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The rate of EU citizens refused entry to the UK has increased significantly compared with the same time last year. Home Office Data shows that more European citizens have been turned away from the UK border despite a lower number travelling here.

Man Convicted of Providing Unqualified Immigration Advice

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A 36-year-old man has received a suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty at Manchester Crown Court to two counts of the offence of “providing unqualified immigration advice” and on two counts of “providing immigration services”.

Retained Rights of Residence for In-Laws

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One aspect of EU free movement law is the retained rights of residence for family members after a relationship with an EEA citizen sponsor is over. A common scenario is that an EEA national gets married to a non-EEA national who travels to the UK with them. The non-EEA national’s parents later come to the UK and obtain a residence card. If the marriage between sponsor and spouse then fails before the in-laws secure permanent status what are their rights?

Home Secretary Considers Scrapping Visa Concessions

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The Home Secretary is considering scrapping certain visa concessions that are currently in place for citizens of European countries. The proposed move is in line with the tightening of UK immigration and will require the relevant nations’ citizens to pay an extra £55 for a range of visas.

Hospitality Visa Proposal Rejected

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The government in the UK has rejected proposals for a COVID-19 Hospitality Visa at address rising staffing shortages in the hospitality industry.

Can Getting Married Stop Deportation?

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A deportation order can be revoked in certain circumstances. Getting married will not usually stop a deportation order, but in some circumstances the order may be overturned.