# Angelov Solicitors

> UK Immigration Lawyers


## Posts

- [Genuine and Subsisting Relationship](https://angelov.law/genuine-and-subsisting-relationship/): An important requirement in many UK partner and family visa applications is proving that the relationship between the applicant and sponsor is genuine and subsisting.
- [EUSS Certificate of Application: Rights, Travel Risks and Border Issues Explained](https://angelov.law/certificate-of-application/): A Certificate of Application, often referred to as a CoA, is an important document issued by the Home Office when a person has made a valid application under the EU Settlement Scheme.
- [Unlock Family Visa's Myth: Meeting The Adequate Maintenance Requirement](https://angelov.law/adequate-maintenance/): If you are applying for a UK family visa, you may have come across the phrase “adequate maintenance” and wondered whether it applies to your case, how it is calculated, and what evidence is needed.
- [Apply for Settled Status under the EUSS Based on Historic Residence](https://angelov.law/euss-historic-residence-settled-status/): This article explains how historic residence in the UK can still lead to Settled Status under the EU Settlement Scheme, even where the qualifying period was years before Brexit. It explores the interaction between EU free movement law, the Withdrawal Agreement and Appendix EU, and explains when late applications may still succeed. Practical case studies illustrate how preserved permanent residence can be recognised despite long absences or previous immigration advice to the contrary.
- [Section 55 Best Interests of the Child: A Practical Guide for UK Immigration Cases](https://angelov.law/child-best-interests/): Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 imposes a mandatory duty on public authorities, including the Home Office, to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in the UK when exercising immigration, asylum or nationality functions. If the Home Office fails to consider the child's best interests in their decisions, the decision risks being unlawful.
- [Part Suitability Replaces “General Grounds for Refusal”: What Applicants Need To Know (Effective 11 November 2025)](https://angelov.law/part-suitability/): From 11 November 2025, the Home Office has replaced the long-standing “General Grounds for Refusal” with a new framework called Part Suitability. The core principle is unchanged: applications can be refused, or existing permission cancelled if the applicant fails the suitability rules. The important practical change is that Part Suitability now applies across almost all routes, including human-rights based categories such as Appendix FM, Appendix Private Life, Appendix Adult Dependent Relative and Appendix Settlement Family Life. Where a refusal under Part Suitability would breach the UK’s obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), the route-specific rules set out the approach to be taken, but the starting point is that the Part applies to decisions taken on or after 11 November 2025.
- [What Does 2025 Immigration White Paper Actually Say?](https://angelov.law/2025-white-paper/): On 12 May 2025, the UK Government published the Restoring Control Over the Immigration System White Paper. These reforms, many of which take effect from 22 July 2025, will significantly reshape the UK’s immigration landscape.

## Pages

- [Scale Up Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/scale-up-worker-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Skilled Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/hiring-overseas-workers/skilled-worker-visa/): The Skilled Worker visa is the main UK work route for overseas nationals who have been offered an eligible job with an approved UK employer.
- [Graduate Trainee Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/global-business-mobility/graduate-trainee-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [High Potential Individual Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/graduation/high-potential-individual-visa/): The High Potential Individual route is an unsponsored pathway for recent graduates of specified overseas universities to live and work in the UK without needing a sponsoring employer.
- [UK Graduate Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/uk-graduate-visa/): Update: The Statement of Changes published on 14 October 2025 confirmed that, for applications made under the Appendix Graduate after 1 January 2027, the length of the visa will be reduced to 18 months for bachelor's and master's degree holders, while it will remain three years for PhD holders.
- [Parent of A Child Student Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/studying-in-the-uk/parent-of-a-child-student-visa/): Your child must be aged between 4 and 11 when you apply, and be attending an independent school in the UK.
- [Visiting the UK to Study](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/visiting-the-uk/student-visitor-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Child Student Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/studying-in-the-uk/child-student-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Student Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/studying-in-the-uk/student-visa/): The Student route allows a person aged 16 or over to study an eligible course with an education provider holding a valid student sponsor licence.
- [Marriage Visitor Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/visiting-the-uk/marriage-visitor-visa/): The Marriage or Civil Partnership Visitor visa is for individuals who wish to visit the UK to give notice of get married or form a civil partnership, or attend their ceremony in the UK.
- [Creative Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/creative-worker-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Business Visitor Visa](https://angelov.law/business-visitor-visa/): The UK Business Visitor Visa, part of the Standard Visitor route, allows non-UK nationals to come to the UK for short stays to carry out permitted business activities.
- [Short-Term Study Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/studying-in-the-uk/short-term-study-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Visiting Family and Friends](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/visiting-the-uk/visiting-family-and-friends/): Visiting friends and family in the UK usually requires a Standard Visitor Visa, and applicants are often expected to provide an invitation letter from their UK-based host, including their name, address, relationship to the visitor and their immigration status proof.
- [Tourism Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/visiting-the-uk/tourism-visa/): Visiting the UK for tourism and leisure offers individuals the opportunity to experience the UK’s rich history, culture, and attractions.
- [Our Team](https://angelov.law/our-team/)
- [Notary Services](https://angelov.law/notarial-services/): A Notary Public is a qualified legal professional authorised to officially certify, verify and witness documents for use in Scotland.
- [Innovator Founder](https://angelov.law/innovator-founder/): The Innovator Founder route is the UK’s flagship pathway for entrepreneurs who intend to establish an innovative, viable and scalable business.
- [Global Talent](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/global-talent/): The Global Talent Visa (GTV) is a UK immigration route for individuals who are recognised or emerging leaders in their field.
- [Immigration Compliance Training](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/immigration-compliance/immigration-compliance-training/): Employers found to be employing illegal workers can face civil penalties of up to £45,000 per worker for a first breach, and up to £60,000 per worker for repeat breaches.
- [Global Business Mobility](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/global-business-mobility/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Sponsor Licence](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/): A sponsor licence is the authorisation that allows a UK employer to lawfully sponsor overseas workers under routes such as Skilled Worker and certain Global Business Mobility categories, this includes both non-EU nationals and EU citizens who do not have status under the EU Settlement Scheme.
- [Others](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/others/): I agree to the collection and processing of my personal data by Angelov Solicitors in accordance with the Privacy Notice.
- [EU Settlement Scheme](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/): We protect the rights of EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals and their family members.
- [Personal Immigration](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/): We assist individuals and families with a full range of UK immigration services, including study, work, family, and human rights applications.
- [Indefinite Leave to Remain](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/indefinite-leave-to-remain/): The 10-Year Long Residence Indefinite Leave to Remain route offers settlement to individuals who have lawfully and continuously lived in the UK for 10 years.
- [Bring Family to the UK](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/): We help partners, spouses, children, and dependent relatives reunite and build their lives together in the UK.
- [Working in the UK Without a Sponsor](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/): For many individuals seeking to live and work in the United Kingdom, the absence of a sponsoring employer may appear to be a significant barrier.
- [Graduation](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/graduation/)
- [Studying in the UK](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/studying-in-the-uk/): The UK remains a world-class study destination, but the immigration rules are technical and frequently updated.
- [Visiting the UK](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/visiting-the-uk/): For holidays, sightseeing and cultural trips. Incidental remote work for your overseas employer is permitted, but it cannot be the main purpose of your visit.
- [Resources](https://angelov.law/resources/): Download Our Free Guidance and Read about Recent Immigration Changes.
- [How We Can Help](https://angelov.law/how-we-can-help/): The first step is to send us an enquiry with a brief summary of your circumstances.
- [Our Fees](https://angelov.law/about-us/our-fees/): In line with the transparency guidance published by the Law Society of Scotland, we are proud to present the below information, which will bring the public clarity on what the likely costs would be to instruct us.
- [About Us](https://angelov.law/about-us/): We are Metuendissimus Legal Ltd, trading as Angelov Solicitors, a private limited company registered in Scotland.
- [Home](https://angelov.law/): Whether you are coming to the UK for tourism, business, performance or to marry, we guide you through the right UK Visitor Visa route for your short-term stay.
- [Privacy Policy](https://angelov.law/legal/privacy-policy/): We are Metuendissimus Legal Ltd (trading as Angelov Solicitors), a private limited company with registered number SC789792 and having its registered office address at Suite 2/3, 48 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1BP.
- [Blog Category](https://angelov.law/category/): Please fill in the enquiry form below with a brief explanation of your circumstances and your questions.
- [UK Immigration Suitability Risk Checker](https://angelov.law/uk-immigration-risk-checker/): Applying for a UK visa or settlement is not just about meeting the eligibility requirements. Many applications are refused due to suitability concerns.
- [Xinhui Lai](https://angelov.law/our-team/xinhui-lai/): Xinhui Lai is a dual-qualified solicitor, admitted in Scotland and in England and Wales.
- [Filip Angelov](https://angelov.law/our-team/filip-angelov/): Filip Angelov is an immigration and nationality lawyer based in Scotland and the founder of Angelov Solicitors.
- [Applying for a Travel Document](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/travel-documents/): In certain circumstances, individuals lawfully residing in the UK may not hold a national passport.
- [Upper Tribunal Immigration Appeal](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/upper-tribunal/): If your immigration appeal to the First-tier Tribunal has been dismissed, it may be possible to challenge the decision by appealing to the Upper Tribunal.
- [Български адвокат във Великобритания｜Правни услуги на български език](https://angelov.law/contact-us/ukadvokat/): Животът, работата или обучението във Великобритания често са съпроводени с правни предизвикателства – свързани с имиграция, визи, лични данни, потребителски спорове или фирмено съответствие.
- [英国华人律师](https://angelov.law/%e8%8b%b1%e5%9b%bd%e5%8d%8e%e4%ba%ba%e5%be%8b%e5%b8%88/): 您把人生关键的抉择交给我们，我们以心交心，尽职尽责。
- [Glasgow Based Immigration Lawyers](https://angelov.law/contact-us/glasgow/): Angelov Solicitors is a Glasgow-based immigration law firm offering expert legal advice and representation to individuals, families, and businesses across the UK.
- [Subject Access Request](https://angelov.law/resources/subject-access-request/): Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018, every individual has the right to access personal data held about them by a data controller.
- [Our Boutique Approach](https://angelov.law/about-us/reliability/): When choosing an immigration lawyer, clients are often faced with a confusing landscape.
- [Humanitarian Protection](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/others/humanitarian-protection/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Sponsor Licence Application](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/sponsor-licence-application/): Obtaining a sponsor licence is the formal authorisation that allows a UK business to employ non-settled workers under the Worker and Temporary Worker routes.
- [Working in the UK With a Sponsor](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/working-in-the-uk-with-a-sponsor/): I agree to the collection and processing of my personal data by Angelov Solicitors in accordance with the Privacy Notice.
- [Settlement for Family Members](https://angelov.law/settlement-for-family/): Family members who have completed a qualifying period of residence in the UK, typically under a Spouse, Civil Partner, Unmarried Partner, Parent, or Child visa, may be eligible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR).
- [Work Related Settlement in the UK](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/indefinite-leave-to-remain/work-related-settlement/): Individuals who have spent five continuous years in the UK under an eligible work route may qualify for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR).
- [Knowledge Centre](https://angelov.law/resources/blogs/)
- [Access to Legal Aid](https://angelov.law/resources/access-to-legal-aid/): Angelov Solicitors is a private immigration law firm. This means we do not provide legal aid, and all our services are offered on a privately funded basis.
- [Minister of Religion Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/hiring-overseas-workers/minister-of-religion-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Certificate of Entitlement](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/certificate-of-entitlement/)
- [Pre Settled Status Application](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/pre-settled-status/): The EU Settlement Scheme, also known as the EUSS, allows eligible EU, EEA and Swiss citizens and their family members to secure immigration status in the UK under Appendix EU of the Immigration Rules.
- [Bereaved Partner](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/bereaved-partner/): Losing a partner is devastating. Where immigration status in the UK has been tied to that relationship, bereavement can also create urgent uncertainty.
- [Human Rights Applications](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/human-rights-applications/): A human rights application asks the Home Office to grant, extend or vary leave because refusing it or removing you from the UK would breach your rights under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), as applied in UK law by the Human Rights Act 1998.
- [Civil Partner Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/civil-partner-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [EU Citizens' Rights](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/eu-citizens-rights/): Brexit ended free movement for the future, but it did not erase the rights already acquired by EU citizens and their family members who fell within the scope of the Withdrawal Agreement.
- [Visiting the UK for Work](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/visiting-the-uk-for-work/)
- [Creative Visitor Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/visiting-the-uk-for-work/creative-visitor-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Global Business Mobility Sponsor Licence](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/global-business-mobility-sponsor-licence/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Hiring Overseas Workers](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/hiring-overseas-workers/)
- [Right of Abode](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/right-of-abode/): The Right of Abode is defined in the Immigration Act 1971.
- [Overseas Domestic Worker visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/hiring-overseas-workers/overseas-domestic-worker-visa/): If you are a domestic worker in a private household travelling to the UK with your employer (or their family) for up to 6 months, and you have been employed by them for at least 12 months overseas, we can assist.
- [India Young Professionals Scheme Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/india-young-professionals-scheme-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Academic and Researcher](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/global-talent/academic-and-researcher/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Digital Technology](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/global-talent/digital-technology/): Updates: Tech Nation will continue to be the endorsing body for applicants under the Global Talent Digital Technology route.
- [Arts and Culture](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/global-talent/arts-and-culture/): The Global Talent Visa - Arts and Culture route is for established and emerging leaders in the creative and cultural sectors who wish to live and work in the UK.
- [User Content Agreement](https://angelov.law/legal/user-content-agreement/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Complaint Policy](https://angelov.law/legal/complaint-policy/)
- [Legal](https://angelov.law/legal/)
- [Business Immigration](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/): We advise on the most suitable routes for bringing international workers to the UK, help businesses secure sponsor licences, and support ongoing immigration compliance through training and audits.
- [British Citizenship](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/): Becoming a British citizen represents the final step in your immigration journey, it is both a legal recognition and a personal achievement.
- [Terms of Business](https://angelov.law/legal/terms-of-business/)
- [Book a Consultation](https://angelov.law/book-a-consultation/): Our one-hour consultation offers personalised legal advice from a qualified solicitor, tailored to your individual circumstances.
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- [Contact Us](https://angelov.law/contact-us/): At Angelov Solicitors, we take pride in delivering high-quality immigration legal services.
- [Challenging the Decisions](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/): A refusal, detention, removal notice or an adverse tribunal decision is not necessarily the end of your UK journey.
- [Temporary Worker](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/): To discuss your UK Immigration application with one of our solicitors, contact our lawyers on 020 8088 2555, complete our contact form below.
- [Immigration Compliance](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/immigration-compliance/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [SMS User Training](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/sms-user-training/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Immigration Audit](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/immigration-compliance/immigration-audit/): Immigration compliance is a legal duty, not an option.
- [Right to Work Check](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/immigration-compliance/right-to-work-check/): Carrying out compliant right to work checks is essential for every UK employer.
- [Civil Penalty Notice](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/immigration-compliance/civil-penalty-notice/): Receiving a Civil Penalty Notice for illegal working can have serious financial and reputational consequences for your business.
- [Service Supplier Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/global-business-mobility/service-supplier-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Secondment Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/global-business-mobility/secondment-worker-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [UK Expansion Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/global-business-mobility/uk-expansion-worker-visa/): The UK Expansion Worker visa is designed for overseas businesses that wish to establish a branch or subsidiary in the United Kingdom.
- [Senior or Specialist Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/global-business-mobility/senior-or-specialist-worker-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Certificate of Sponsorship](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/certificate-of-sponsorship/): If your business wants to sponsor a worker under a UK sponsored work route, you will normally need to assign a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) before that worker can apply for their visa.
- [Sponsor Licence Compliance](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/sponsor-licence-compliance/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Sponsor Licence Revocation](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/sponsor-licence/sponsor-licence-revocation/): If your sponsor licence is revoked by the Home Office, your business will immediately lose the right to sponsor overseas workers, and all existing sponsored workers will have their visas curtailed.
- [Judicial Review](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/judicial-review/): Judicial Review (JR) is a legal mechanism that allows individuals to challenge unlawful decisions or actions made by UK public authorities, including the Home Office and immigration tribunals.
- [Appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/appeal/): If the Home Office has refused your visa or immigration application, you may have the right to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber).
- [Administrative Review](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/administrative-review/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Visa Refusal](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/visa-refusal/)
- [Deportation](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/deportation/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Immigration Detention](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/immigration-detention/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Immigration Bail](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/challenging-the-decisions/immigration-bail/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Leave Outside the Rules](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/others/leave-outside-the-rules/): The UK Immigration Rules are complex and often rigid.
- [Discretionary Leave to Remain](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/others/discretionary-leave-to-remain/): Discretionary Leave to Remain (DLR) is a form of immigration permission granted to individuals who do not meet the requirements of the Immigration Rules but who cannot be removed from the UK without breaching their human rights.
- [20 Year Private Life](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/others/20-year-private-life/): The 20-Year Private Life route offers a pathway to regularise a person's immigration status if a person has lived in the UK continuously, whether lawfully or unlawfully, for at least 20 years.
- [Asylum Claim](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/others/asylum-claim/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [British National Overseas](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/british-national-overseas/): The British National (Overseas) route enables BN(O) status holders from Hong Kong and their eligible family members to live, work and study in the UK.
- [British Passport](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/british-passport/): Once you have acquired British citizenship, either through birth, registration, or naturalisation, you may apply for a British passport as proof of your citizenship.
- [Renunciation of British Citizenship](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/renunciation-of-british-citizenship/): Renunciation and resumption of British citizenship are legal processes governed by the British Nationality Act 1981.
- [Deprivation of Citizenship](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/deprivation-of-citizenship/): The Home Secretary has the legal power under Section 40 of the British Nationality Act 1981 to deprive a person of British citizenship in limited circumstances.
- [Naturalisation](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/naturalisation/): The British citizenship application is the last step in your UK immigration journey.
- [Child Registration](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/child-registration/): Children who do not automatically acquire British citizenship at birth, whether by descent or by birth in the UK, may be eligible to register as British citizens under the British Nationality Act 1981.
- [Frontier Worker](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/frontier-worker/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Family Members of Dual UK/EU Nationals (Lounes)](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/lounes/): Under the landmark Lounes judgment (C-165/16), the Court of Justice of the European Union confirmed that EU nationals who moved to the UK to exercise free movement rights and subsequently naturalised as British citizens, while retaining their original EU nationality, can continue to rely on their EU law rights to sponsor their family members.
- [Settled Status](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/settled-status/): The EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) was established under the UK/EU Withdrawal Agreement to protect the residency rights of EU citizens and their eligible family members who lived in the UK before the Brexit transition ended at 11 pm on 31 December 2020.
- [EUSS Family Permit](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/euss-family-permit/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Joining Family Member](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/joining-family-member/): The EU Settlement Scheme offers a pathway for family members of EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens to live in the UK.
- [Late Application](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/eu-settlement-scheme/late-application/)
- [Returning Resident Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/indefinite-leave-to-remain/returning-resident-visa/): If you previously held Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), also known as settlement in the UK, and your status has lapsed due to an extended absence abroad, you may be eligible to return to the UK as a Returning Resident.
- [10 Year Long Residence](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/indefinite-leave-to-remain/10-year-long-residence/): If you have lived continuously and lawfully in the UK for at least 10 years, you may be eligible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) on the basis of Long Residence.
- [UK Ancestry Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/british-citizenship/uk-ancestry-visa/): The UK Ancestry Visa allows Commonwealth citizens who have a UK-born grandparent to live, work, and study in the UK.
- [Victim of Domestic Violence](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/victim-of-domestic-violence/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Adult Dependent Relatives](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/adult-dependent-relatives/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Parent of a Child Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/parent-of-a-child/): The UK Immigration Rules provide a route for a parent to join or remain with their British or settled child in the UK.
- [Family Reunion for Refugees](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/family-reunion-for-refugees/): If you have been granted refugee status or humanitarian protection in the UK, you may be eligible to bring certain family members to join you under the Family Reunion provisions of the Immigration Rules.
- [Dependant Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/dependent-visa/): When a principal migrant comes to the UK to work or study, their family often needs to plan in parallel.
- [Fiancé/Fiancée Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/fiance-fiancee-visa/): The UK Fiancé/Fiancée Visa allows a non-UK national to come to the UK to marry their British, settled, or other qualifying partner.
- [Unmarried Partner Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/unmarried-partner/): The UK Unmarried Partner Visa allows non-UK nationals to join their British or Settled partner in the UK.
- [UK Spouse Visa](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/family-visa/uk-spouse-visa/): The UK Spouse Visa allows non-UK nationals to join their British or Settled spouse in the UK.
- [International Sportsperson Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/hiring-overseas-workers/international-sportsperson-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Health & Care Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/business-immigration/working-in-the-uk-with-a-sponsor/health-care-worker-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Youth Mobility Scheme](https://angelov.law/personal-immigration/working-in-the-uk/youth-mobility-scheme/): Youth Mobility Scheme is a temporary route designed as a cultural exchange scheme for eligible young people to live, work and travel in the UK.
- [Authorised Government Exchange Visa](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/authorised-government-exchange-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [International Agreement Visa](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/international-agreement-visa/): The International Agreement route is for individuals coming to the UK to perform work covered by international law or treaty obligations.
- [Religious Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/religious-worker-visa/): We are currently updating this section of our website to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information.
- [Charity Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/charity-worker-visa/): The Charity Worker Visa is one of the UK’s Temporary Work routes.
- [Seasonal Worker Visa](https://angelov.law/temporary-worker/seasonal-worker-visa/): The UK Seasonal Worker Visa, part of the Temporary Work route under the Immigration Rules, allows overseas workers to come to the UK for a short period to carry out specific types of seasonal employment.

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