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MAR 14 2025
TAYLOR HAMPTON UPDATE ON SPOUSE VISAS
When it comes to UK immigration, few topics cause as much confusion as time spent outside the country — particularly for those on the path to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Most visa holders are familiar with the so-called “180-day rule,” which restricts absences from the UK to 180 days in any 12-month period. But the rule isn’t universal — and if you hold a spouse or partner visa under Appendix FM, there’s good news…
Read moreMAR 04 2025
Taylor Hampton Is Hiring: Australian Migration Agent
Taylor Hampton is a boutique law firm based in London, renowned for its expertise in media law, immigration and litigation. Our Emigrate to Australia department is a leader in the field and dedicated to helping individuals and businesses navigate the complexities of Australian migration law. Therefore the firm is seeking an experienced and driven MARA Registered Migration Agent to lead this department and provide outstanding service to our clients…
Read moreMAR 04 2025
Over 4 Million UK Visa Holders Transition to eVisas Amid Extended Grace Period
Leena Chouhan comments on the eVisa Grace Period The UK’s Home Office reports on visa holders taking advantage of the eVisa grace period. It says that over four million visa holders have successfully transitioned from physical immigration documents to electronic visas (eVisas). This digital shift is part of the government’s Plan for Change, aiming to…
Read moreFEB 24 2025
The UK Self-Sponsorship Visa: A Route to Business and Settlement
Introduction to the Self-Sponsorship Visa This update by Leena Chouhan explains the Self-Sponsorship Visa as a route for visa applicants. Indeed, you can sponsor yourself in the UK through the Self-Sponsorship route. This Visa is not a separate visa category but a strategic way to apply for a UK Skilled Worker Visa without needing an…
Read moreFEB 19 2025
Visa Applications for Children
A Guide to Child Visa Applications Under Appendix FM In this article Leena Chouhan, Head of Immigration at Taylor Hampton Solicitors, provides an update on child visa applications Children applying to enter or stay in the UK under Appendix FM must meet specific eligibility requirements. This route applies when a child’s parent is applying or has…
Read moreFEB 14 2025
Daily Mail Phone Hacking Claims Progress Through The Court
Introduction: Daily Mail Phone Hacking Claims This article explains the circumstances surrounding the Daily Mail Phone Hacking Claims. A costs and case management conference (“CCMC”) took place before Mr Justice Nicklin and Judge David Cook in the misuse of private information claims against Associated Newspapers Limited (“ANL”) on 26th and 27th of November 2024. The…
Read moreFEB 12 2025
The Future of Immigration in the UK
Leena Chouhan on UK Immigration and the rising population Leena Chouhan, Head of Immigration at Taylor Hampton Solicitors, comments on a recent article in The Daily Telegraph. She believes the discussion around immigration needs a more balanced perspective, focusing on both the challenges and the opportunities migration brings to the UK. A recent article in…
Read moreFEB 10 2025
Defamation Claims, the Burden of Proof and the requirement of serious harm
This case emphasises the importance of a claimant taking the necessary steps to prove that a defendant is legally responsible for online negative reviews; circumstantial evidence alone is insufficient. The Defamation Act 2013 requires that a claimant demonstrate that the publication of a defamatory statement has caused or is likely to cause serious harm to their reputation…
Read moreFEB 03 2025
Care Home Sponsor Licence Compliance
Care home sponsor licence compliance is a sensitive and important obligation for nursing homes. In this article Leena Chouhan examines a particular case involving a High Court ruling. High Court Rules Against Home Office on Genuine Vacancy Requirement The High Court has ruled that the Home Office’s approach to assessing the ‘genuine vacancy’ requirement for…
Read moreJAN 29 2025
Introducing Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
Update by Head of Immigration, Leena Chouhan: Our latest update explains how the UK government is making significant changes to the way visitors enter the country. Starting 8 January 2025, millions of non-European visitors will require an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for UK entry. Therefore, this new system will streamline border processes and enhance security,…
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