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Tax discrepancies and paragraph 322(5) refusals: what are they and how to challenge them

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Back in January, we wrote about the case of Dr Syed Kazmi, a foreign doctor due to be removed from the UK because of a "HMRC tax issue" disqualifying him from settlement. Since then, many more refusals of settlement applications by highly sk...

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Nath Gbikpi

Nath is an immigration lawyer at Leigh Day Solicitors and a Visiting Fellow in Practice at the London School of Economics.
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