Rove Legal: Pioneers in UK Immigration Legal Services
Specialising in immigration law, Rove Legal stands as a distinguished UK-based Immigration firm offering bespoke solutions for both individuals and businesses. Our team focuses on delivering tailored solutions to your immigration needs, positioning ourselves as your reliable ally in the intricate world of immigration.
Personal Immigration Support
From work and tourist visas to ancestry and familial pathways, settlement procedures, and securing British nationality, our services cover the vast landscape of personal immigration. Let our experienced team be your guide, making the journey clearer and more manageable.
Included in our Personal Immigration Services are:
Work Permits (Tier 1, Sole Representatives, Business Entrepreneurs, Skilled Labour), Tourist Visas, Kin Visas, Ancestral Visas, Permanent Residency / ILR, and British Nationality.
For corporates, our expertise lies in handling sponsor licence applications and other business-related immigration matters such as Sponsor Licence compliance, HR Consultations, and insights on employment eligibility. Partnering with UK businesses ensures a compliant and streamlined approach to corporate immigration. Moreover, we offer invaluable insights and guidance for foreign enterprises looking for expansion to the UK.
Our Business Immigration Services:
Sponsor Licence Applications, Compliance with Sponsor Licences, Overseas Business Representation Visas, UK Business Extension Work Permits, and Corporate Tourist Visas.
Unmatched Record of Success
Having been recognised by stalwarts like Chambers and Partners and the Legal 500, Rove Legal takes pride in its consistent success rate, surpassing 99% in all endeavours. Steering clear from the red tape associated with bigger entities, our immigration solicitors in London and across the UK are committed to offering attentive, individualised services.
Our ultimate goal: presenting clients with sound, tailored immigration counsel. Recognising the potential complexities of immigration, we adopt a clear and actionable strategy, assisting you every step of the way.
For individuals eyeing UK employment prospects, family reunions, or solidifying their UK status via residency or citizenship, as well as businesses looking to welcome global professionals or enhance their reach, Rove Legal remains a trusted companion.
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An overview of the UK's New Immigration Changes in September 2023The landscape of UK immigration law is in a constant state of evolution, necessitating vigilance and adaptability from individuals and companies alike. The Home Office's latest updates, effective 7 September 2023, have introduced a spectrum of changes impacting various immigration routes, including the Youth Mobility Scheme, Long Residence rules, and the new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), amongst others. These adjustments, largely coming into force from 4 October 2023,...Continue Reading...
The landscape for Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa holders in the UK has recently undergone significant changes, with a pivotal shift in the extension policy as of April 2023. Visa holders now face a firm deadline of April 2025 to transition to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), presenting a finite window to secure permanent residency. The criteria for eligibility and the application process require careful attention to detail, with a focus on job creation, investment substantiation, and compliance with the residency requirements.Embarking on the application...Continue Reading...
Will Student Visa Changes Threaten Skilled Worker Applications?Recent updates introduced to the immigration rules mean that from January 2024, there are two major changes to the Student Visa route, which will affect their ability to bring family members with them as well as switching to a Skilled Worker route. The Home Office found that in the year ending March 2023, of all the sponsored study visas granted (480,000), 24% of them were given to dependants of students (children and spouses), primarily from India and Nigeria. This...Continue Reading...
