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The UK Citizenship Deprivation, particularly concerning Nigerian citizens, is governed by the British Nationality Act 1981, specifically under Section 40. This provision allows the Secretary of State to revoke British citizenship if it is deemed conducive to the public good or if the citizenship was obtained through fraud or false representation. What is Citizenship Deprivation? A citizenship deprivation is when the British government […]

The Self-Sponsored Entrepreneur Visa route in the UK is an innovative pathway for international entrepreneurs looking to expand their business operations without the need for a traditional employer’s sponsorship. This route allows individuals to establish or join a UK-based company that can sponsor them under the Skilled Worker visa category. Here’s a detailed overview of

On 31st May 2023, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) updated the Appendix A list of supporting documents for sponsor license applications. This Sponsor Licence Documents article will explain the key changes and how they affect sponsor license applicants. What is Appendix A? Appendix A lists the documents required to support a Sponsor Licence Documents application.

The Unmarried Partner Visa in the UK, also known as the de facto visa, allows non-EEA nationals in committed relationships with British or settled partners to live and work in the UK. This visa is designed for couples who have been in a relationship akin to marriage for at least two years, providing a pathway to eventual

Self-sponsorship in the context of estate and legacy planning refers to a strategy that allows individuals, particularly high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), to take direct control over their estate management and legacy planning without relying on external sponsors or third parties. This approach contrasts with traditional sponsorship models, where an individual may depend on a financial institution or family member to manage their estate planning needs. In

The Tier 1 Entrepreneurs Visa was designed to allow individuals with significant funds to establish or take over a business in the UK. This visa aimed to attract skilled entrepreneurs who could contribute to the UK economy by creating jobs and fostering innovation. Although this visa category has been replaced by the Innovator Founder visa, understanding its framework

After the end of the Brexit transition period, many businesses in the UK are finding it harder to hire staff from the settled workforce. This is especially true for companies owned by Tier 1 Entrepreneurs or Sole Representatives who need to recruit employees from outside the UK. These businesses are now looking at sponsorship licenses

Brexit, the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union, has significantly altered the landscape for British nationals wishing to work in EU countries. Before Brexit, UK citizens enjoyed the right to live and work freely across EU member states under the principle of free movement. However, the end of this arrangement has introduced new immigration

Dual citizenship, also known as dual nationality, allows an individual to hold citizenship in two different countries simultaneously. In the UK, dual citizenship is permitted, meaning that British nationals can acquire citizenship of another country without losing their British nationality. This flexibility contrasts with some countries that require individuals to renounce their original citizenship upon