As we mark #NationalAdoptionWeek, Bukunmi Osuntoki provides a guide for parents to understand the legal paths for bringing an adopted child to the UK.
Read more here: lnkd.in/eXrcdAdw
Unlocking potential: fresh Ideas for the Global Talent visa
In this blog series we’ll explore fresh ideas and potential tweaks that could help ensure this vital route continues to attract top global talent.
🔗Read Elli Graves’ blog here lnkd.in/e3G4JW6n
Marcia Longdon is very pleased to be participating in WERC's Immigration Strategic Summit at GWS 2024 event in Washington, DC.
For more information on the event: gws2024.org/
#KingsleyNapley #GWS2024 #ImmigrationLaw #GlobalMobility #EMEA #MENA #ImmigrationPolicy
This week, @KatieNewburyKN will be in Istanbul for @AIJAASSOCIATION's 2024 conference - Crossing Bridges: Annual Labour Law Conference // Corporate and M&A Commission Seminar.
Find out more about the conference here: lnkd.in/dPnvhEKv
#AIJA2024
Our modern family expertise – immigration tips for international surrogacy.
Considering international surrogacy? Here are some must-know immigration tips:
Read Josephine Burnett’s blog here: lnkd.in/eCbZqDku
Starting 8 January 2025, visitors to the UK will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA).
EU/EEA/Swiss nationals need it from 2 April. £10 fee + criminal background checks. Past convictions may complicate entry.
kingsleynapley.co.uk/insight…
#ETA #TravelUpdate
Our immigration partner @MarciaLongdonKN spoke with @WorldwideERC (the association for talent mobility professionals) about her 24 year career journey in global talent mobility, and reflected on her key achievements as an immigration lawyer.
🔗 talenteverywhere.org/Mobilit…
Replying to @IldadeSousa1
@IldadeSousa1 writes for UKTN where she discusses how London tech Week highlights a major issue - our visa system needs urgent reform to keep the UK a top tech hub. While we excel in attracting start-ups and investment, visa policies are a major barrier.
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Growing demand for Skilled Worker sponsor licences As the main political parties aim to lower net migration, policies limiting students and care workers from bringing family members are already impacting the numbers.
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#KNNewGov #Election
Stavriana Alexandrou, Ilda de Sousa and Tim Richards provide insights on important updates to the EU Settlement Scheme for pre-settled status holders.
Want to find out more? Read the blog here: lnkd.in/eWv2jFNw
#ImmigrationLaw #EU #SettledStatus #ExpatsUK
The future of UK immigration policy: key insights from party manifestos
With immigration a hot topic this election, we provide a comparison of what the main parties are promising.
Read the blog in full here: lnkd.in/eE4NWAZR
#UKElection #ImmigrationPolicy #Election2024
In @KatieNewburyKN's new blog, she delves into the implications of Donald Trump's recent conviction on his ability to visit the UK.
Read our latest blog to find out more about the new rules and how they might affect your travel plans: lnkd.in/e_aKYZ-E
#DonaldTrump
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Replying to @LucyBluck_
@LucyBluck_ and @liamhurrenKN have written for
@JPFamilyLaw Journal on residential care costs, divorce and issues regarding the family home. lnkd.in/gc-ivwY6 (subscription required)
Join Ilda de Sousa and Elli Graves for a virtual presentation on Wednesday 29 May where they will be providing valuable insights on UK visas for tech entrepreneurs looking to work in the UK.
Find out more here: lnkd.in/eZQMnZfq
#FintechBootcamp2024
We are thrilled to announce that six of our lawyers from our Immigration team have been recommended in the Who's Who Legal 2024 Corporate Immigration 2024 report.
Congratulations to all of them for their well-deserved recognition!
Marcia Longdon will be attending ABA’s International Labor and Employment Law Committee Midyear Meeting in Mexico from 5 – 9 May.
More event information can be found here: lnkd.in/gUgWNRAW
#ABA #Immigration
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This was so infuriating! It is not abuse of the rules to make use of them so your family can join you when you relocate across the world for a job.
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I suspect this is intentionally vague: it means British people need to earn at least £38,700 (to be evidenced in specific ways) if they want to bring their partner to the UK
Replying to @10DowningStreet
We are also ensuring that people only bring dependants to the UK that they can support financially by raising the minimum income requirement for family visas.
Are you ready to apply for pre-travel authorisation to Europe next year? kingsleynapley.co.uk/insight…





















