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The IAA’s role in immigration advice
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The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner, or OISC to everyone who knew it, is being renamed from today as the Immigration Advice Authority. A colourful new logo is also
Following the recent roll out of the new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) regime for non-visa nationals, there has emerged an apparent discrepancy between some of the suitability requirements in the
The Unity Project has published a short new report looking at issues surrounding eVisas and the no recourse to public funds conditions. The main problem is that when people have
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by an Albanian women in a protection claim where she initially succeeded in the First-tier Tribunal but that decision was later overturned
An appellant has lost his appeal against a refusal by the Immigration Advisory Agency (formerly OISC) to raise his level of registration from level 1 to level 3 without taking
A Youth Mobility visa enables people aged 18-30 (or 35 for some countries) to live and work in the UK, usually for up to two years. It used to be
This post is intended for refugees (including those with humanitarian protection), their families and their friends trying to understand the rules on refugee family reunion. The requirements to be met
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