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LS Legal News Bulletin

This page is dedicated to recent news, updates and opinions from LS Legal Solicitors, as well as blogs and discussions.We want to know your opinion on various legal issues and we welcome your participation in our debates.

🌟 A Stellar Service Experience

Monday 7th October 2024

Sergei Makarov expresses deep gratitude for our team’s professionalism and care. We always strive to deliver prompt, high-quality service. Huge shoutout to Zlata, Krisztina, and Anna for their incredible dedication! "Attentive, competent,…

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Olga Bakeeva is now a CILEX Immigration Practitioner. We are incredibly proud of her achievement!

Wednesday 18th September 2024

Olga shares: "In autumn 2015, I embarked on a journey towards one of my most significant professional goals – obtaining the CILEX qualification. The process was divided into two main stages: 10…

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Autumn Statement of Changes HC 217: What You Need to Know

Monday 16th September 2024

The autumn statement of changes HC 217 has been published. Here's what you need to know: πŸŽ“ Student Visa Changes – January 2025 Starting from January 2025, student maintenance requirements will increase to match the maintenance loans available to home students for the 2024-25 academic year. The maximum amount for accommodation offsets…

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International Performers: Securing Entry for UK Events

Friday 6th September 2024

🎀 International performers planning to visit the UK for festivals must secure the appropriate visa. A Standard Visitor visa may be suitable, allowing performers to receive payments under specific exceptions, such as when participating in a permit-free event. βœ”οΈ…

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IT and Engineering - Government Commission Review of Overseas Hiring

Wednesday 4th September 2024
Liliya Scott

🚨 Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has directed the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to review the IT and engineering sectors regarding their reliance on international recruitment. πŸ“‹ Key Points: β€’ The review aims to understand…

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King’s Speech Highlights: New Measures for Border Security

Friday 9th August 2024

πŸ‘‘ The recent King’s Speech revealed the Government's plan to introduce the Border Security, Asylum, and Immigration Bill, aiming to tackle small boat crossings. The Bill will strengthen border…

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eVisa Transition Update: BRP Holders Can Now Create UKVI Accounts Anytime

Wednesday 7th August 2024

As of 6 August 2024, the Home Office has updated its guidance, allowing all BRP holders to create a UKVI account and…

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Labour Victory Promises Changes – What to Expect in UK Immigration

Friday 2nd August 2024

πŸ’₯ With Labour's landslide victory, significant shifts in UK immigration policy are expected. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer plans to dismantle the Rwanda scheme, calling it a "gimmick." βœ”οΈ Immediate changes to legal migration are unlikely, but Labour's focus on supporting sectors…

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Pet Relocation: How to Bring Your Pet to the UK

Tuesday 9th July 2024

🐾 If you are planning a move to the United Kingdom and wish to bring your beloved furry friend, it's crucial to prepare well in advance and…

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Moving to London Made Easy: From Planning to Settling In

Thursday 4th July 2024

πŸ– Moving to London? Here's your ultimate guide to make the transition as smooth as possible: London, with its vibrant population of over 9…

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June 2024 Legal Updates

Wednesday 3rd July 2024

In this edition, you'll find coverage on a range of topics shaping current immigration policies, including significant announcements from the Home Office, insights into forthcoming business immigration proposals ahead of the general election, and crucial updates on applying for…

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Graduate Route Safe for Now - MAC Finds No Widespread Abuse

Monday 1st July 2024

βœ… The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) recommended retaining the Graduate visa route in its current form following a rapid review. The review, part of the government's plan to reduce net migration, found no evidence of widespread abuse and concluded that the route supports the integrity and quality of…

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