Category Archives: Personal Immigration

UK Spouse Visa Guide | Understanding The 10-Year Route

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Key Takeaways Table  Aspect Details Route Flexibility Option to switch to 5-Year route Eligibility Criteria Broader and more flexible than 5-Year route Application Process Detailed guidance on each step Renewal & ILR Regular renewal, leads to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Legal Support Tailored guidance and support from our expert team What Is the 10-Year […]

UK Same-Sex Partner Visa | A Complete Guide

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Same-Sex Partner Visa UK – A Primus Solicitors Guide The Same-Sex Partner Visa allows you to enter and stay in the UK if you are in a same-sex relationship with a British Citizen and have either cohabitated together for a period of two years or are legally married. If you meet the immigration rule requirements […]

Parent Of a British Child 5&10 Year Routes | UK Visa Advice

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If you are a parent of a british child with responsibilities for or direct access to your child in the UK, following a relationship breakdown with the other parent of the same child, you may be eligible for the parent of a British Child (5-Year Route) visa. Our specialist family law solicitors at Primus Solicitors […]

Proposed Civil Partner Visa 2023/24 | Understanding The Requirements 

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Proposed Civil Partner Visa 2023/24 | Understanding The Requirements    Key Takeaways Aspect Detail Eligibility For engaged partners of British/Irish citizens or those settled in the UK. Age Requirement Both partners must be 18 or over. Relationship Status Must enter into a civil partnership within six months of arrival in the UK. Duration of Stay […]

Parent of a British Child Route Visa (10-Year route)

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Parent of a British Child Visa (10-Year route) The UK Immigration Rules allow parents of British or settled children living in the UK to apply for a visa to come and live with them. If you are a parent of a British child and do not meet the requirements of the parent visa under 5 […]

UK Fiancé Visa A Comprehensive Guide 2023/24

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UK Fiancé Visa A Comprehensive Guide 2023/24   Key Takeaways Aspect Detail Eligibility Application from outside the UK, intention to marry in the UK, settlement intentions Financial Requirement Minimum income threshold of £18,600, or proof of adequate maintenance Accommodation Requirement Adequate and exclusive family accommodation, adherence to health regulations English Language Requirement A1 level English […]

Challenging a UK Visa Refusal- Information and Options

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Table of Contents Challenging a UK Visa Refusal: Information and Options. Appeals, Administrative Review, and Judicial Review. But what are the chances of getting a UK visa after refusal? Frequently Asked Questions: How to challenge a UK visa refusal?. How soon can I reapply after the refusal of my visa? How long does the appeal […]

Civil Partnership Visa UK 2023/24 | UK Immigration Advice

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Are you seeking in-depth information about the Civil Partner Visa in the UK? Look no further. In this comprehensive guide, we will provide you with all the essential details you need to understand and apply for a  Partner Visa. Whether you are already in the UK or planning to join your British civil partner, this […]

How To Apply for a Child Route Visa (7year Route)

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7-Year Child Route Visa in the UK Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship, and Immigration Act 2009: Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship, and Immigration Act 2009 highlights the importance of safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children in the UK. This section does not impose any new functions or override existing functions.   Initial […]

UK ADR Visa – Adult Dependant Relative | Expert Guidance

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Primus’ Overview of the ADR Visa The ADR visa is designed for adults who, due to certain health conditions, require substantial and ongoing personal care. The individuals health conditions and need for indefinite treatment must mean that they cannot reasonably return to their home country, due to a threat of destitution or lack of sufficient […]