Taylor Hampton
Immigration law insights, legal updates and expert analysis from our solicitors.
Choosing between a Marriage Visitor Visa and a Fiancé(e) Visa is one of the most common areas of confusion for couples planning a wedding in the UK. Leena Chouhan explains the key differences, eligibility requirements and long term implications of each route.
Read article →An overview of the main routes through which children may register as British citizens under the British Nationality Act 1981, including key time limits, evidential requirements and the discretionary section 3(1) route.
Read article →In October 2023, the Home Office accepted it holds discretion to lift the no recourse to public funds condition for skilled workers and students. This article explains how the policy has operated in practice, what applicants can realistically expect, and where legal challenges may arise.
Read article →For many UK immigration routes, applicants must show they can support themselves without relying on public funds. The adequate maintenance and accommodation requirement offers a flexible alternative to the minimum income threshold, but careful calculation and evidence are essential.
Read article →Recent Home Office updates to sponsor guidance have introduced fresh uncertainty around right to work checks. Leena Chouhan unpacks what has changed, how the new wording should be understood and why the current position raises concern for sponsors.
Read article →The Home Office has announced a significant shift in how it manages the EU Settlement Scheme, including automated checks and the removal of pre-settled status from those who no longer meet residency requirements. Leena Chouhan explains what this means.
Read article →The UK Global Talent visa remains one of the most attractive immigration routes for internationally recognised painters and visual artists. Leena Chouhan explains the endorsement process, key benefits and how to strengthen your application.
Read article →The UK and EU are negotiating a youth mobility scheme that could allow tens of thousands of young people to live and work across borders. Leena Chouhan examines the proposed 'emergency brake' and what it means in practice.
Read article →The debate around settlement rights has moved to the centre of UK immigration policy. Leena Chouhan explains what the proposed reforms mean for individuals, families and employers.
Read article →On 6 March 2026, the Home Office updated its sponsor guidance. These changes are already in force and capable of immediate enforcement. Here is what sponsors need to do now.
Read article →In this article Leena Chouhan explains new technology in immigration and the digital immigration system for prospective applicants.
Read article →The Global Talent visa is one of the most flexible routes into the UK — but also one of the most misunderstood. Here is what it offers and how to approach it.
Read article →Guidance on Global Talent Visas for UK Immigration Applicants, Endorsements, Achievements, Advantages
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