HR Articles

A right to work share code is a unique 9-character alphanumeric code generated via the UK Government website. This initiative has been implemented by the UK Government to verify an individual’s right to work online. 

As of 31 January 2024, the UK has undertaken substantial revisions to the immigration rules for business visitors.

Discover the UK Partner Visa: eligibility, finances, relationship criteria, and the latest updates in 2024 for a successful application.

For years many couples have become frustrated by the requirements for a spouse visa as the rules and guidance are difficult to understand. A significant amount of applications are rejected on the basis of the applicant not providing the adequate documents to evidence the relationship requirement.

Home Office guidance says that “the key feature of a marriage, civil partnership or durable partnership of convenience is that there is no genuine relationship between the parties.”

The UK's Partner visa, a subcategory of the Family visa, offers a pathway for eligible foreign nationals to join and live with their British or settled partner in the UK. This article provides an in-depth overview of the UK Partner Visa, including its requirements, application process, and potential outcomes.

Not long after the recent increases to UK visa and sponsorship fees in October 2023, again there will be another significant increase, this time with the Immigration Health Surcharge

If you are in a committed relationship, akin to marriage, with a British/Irish citizen or a person in the UK with Settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain or Settled Status), you may be able to join your partner in the UK via the Unmarried Partner Visa route.

It is of utmost importance for employers to perform proper and compliant right to work (RTW) checks to confirm an individual's right to work before they commence their employment.

In today's interconnected world, couples often find themselves in different countries. If you're planning to marry a UK citizen or settle down in the UK with your fiancé, you'll likely need to apply for a Fiancé Visa.