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31/03/2021

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09/08/2020

How to immigrate pets to the UK

What about my beloved pet when immigrating to the UK?

Immigration to the UK has to deal with as many tasks as there are stars. In addition to the family who has to fly to the UK, family members also include beloved pets.

How to apply for pets to immigrate to the UK such as cats, dogs or even ferrets? Click here for more detail:

What about my beloved pet when immigrating to the UK? Immigration to the UK has to deal with as many tasks as there are stars. In addition to the family who has to fly to the UK, family members also include beloved pets. To apply for pets to immigrate to the UK such as cats, …

28/07/2020

How to move the personal Stuff to UK

What do you need to do before moving to the UK?

Once you confirm to relocate to a new country, besides the whole family member moving to the UK, you also need to move your stuff to your new home.

Here are some hints to moving your stuff to the UK:
You need to consider which one needs to send to the UK, and which one should be given up (give to friends, donate to charity, or send to the dump)
If you want to send the appliance to the UK, please make sure the voltage is suitable in the UK.
Do you need to move the furniture, or particularly large objects, such as Piano, bicycle, mattress?
Before packing the carton, make sure you can mark down the content, carton number, and where should put the carton, in the living room, or bedroom? It would help you to unpack the carton after moving to a new home.
Make sure the carton is full stuff, it would be damaged if the carton only half stuff.
For all fragile stuff, make sure to protect it carefully.
If you need to ship lots of books, need to ensure each carton didn’t overweight.






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What do you need to do before moving to the UK? Once you confirm to relocate to a new country, besides the whole family member moving to the UK, you also need to move your stuff to your new home. Here are some hints to moving your stuff to the UK: You need to consider …

26/07/2020

New Hong Kong BN(O) Visa Route Announced by UK Home Secretary

On July 22nd 2020, the Secretary of State (Priti Patel) and the Foreign Secretary (Dominic Raab) announced the new Hong Kong BN(O) visa route.

Those eligible for the visa will be able to apply from January 2021.

On July the 1st 2020, the Foreign Secretary made its first statement regarding China’s controversial national security legislation. The UK government’s position is that it is a clear breach of the Sino-British Joint Declaration.

Signed between China and the UK on the 19th of December 1984, the Joint Declaration promised to preserve Hong Kong's existing capitalist system and way of life until 2047.

According to the Foreign Secretary, the legislation recently enacted by Beijing is also in direct conflict with Article 23 of China’s Basic Law which allows Hong Kong to establish its own national security legislation.

The announcement allows Hong Kong citizens who are BN(O) to apply for the new Hong Kong BN(O) visa. An estimated 2.9 million people will be able to apply for visas which last 30 months and extendable for another 30 months (or single period of 5 years), after which they can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (and citizenship a year after).







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Today (July 22nd 2020), the Secretary of State (Priti Patel) and the Foreign Secretary (Dominic Raab) announced the new Hong Kong BN(O) visa route. Those eligible for the visa will be able to apply from January 2021. On July the 1st 2020, the Foreign Secretary made its first statement regarding Chin...

03/07/2020

From UKVI - UKVI is changing the way it processes applications in response to COVID-19. This new way of working involves reusing biometrics (fingerprints) that have been recorded in a previous application as part of the process to verify your identity.

Importantly, this new digital approach means you will not have to attend an appointment at a UKVCAS Service Point.

UKVCAS is working closely with UKVI to develop a new way for ppl to submit a facial image. Once this is launched, applicant will have to submit their facial image as part of the identification verification process so that, if leave is granted, UKVI will be able to produce a new biometric residence permit (BRP).

03/07/2020

Arrivals are exempt from quarantine if they arrive in England from:

Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, Croatia, Curaçao, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominica, Faroe Islands, Fiji, Finland, France, French Polynesia, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macau, Malta, Mauritius, Monaco, Netherlands, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Réunion, San Marino, Serbia, Seychelles, South Korea, Spain, St Barthélemy, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Pierre and Miquelon, Switzerland, Taiwan, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Vatican City, Vietnam.

The 14 British Overseas Territories are also exempt.

More countries may be added ''over the coming days',' the Department for Transport says.

New agreements mean people entering the UK from certain countries will not have to quarantine.

02/07/2020

ONE YEAR LEFT TO APPLY TO THE EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME - From UKVI

Today (30 June 2020) marks one year before the EU Settlement Scheme application deadline of 30 June 2021. Already there have been over 3.6 million applications and, according to internal management figures, more than 3.3 million applications have been granted.

EEA citizens and their family members who have been granted pre-settled or settled status have secured their rights in UK law, ensuring that they will have the evidence they need to continue living and working in the UK – the country they call home.

The latest detailed official statistics show that the highest number of applications have so far come from Polish (697,900), Romanian (590,100) and Italian (363,600) nationals with more than 3.2 million applications coming from citizens living in England, 180,700 from Scotland, 59,400 from Wales and 59,700 from Northern Ireland.

09/06/2020

The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has affected all face-to-face meetings with all our clients and as such, we have not held a physical meeting since the 23rd of March. However, we have been successfully serving clients remotely over the Internet for many years using our remote client infrastructure. We continue to serve clients all over the UK and the world so please get in touch if you need our assistance.

09/06/2020

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