by David Tang | 12th February 2020 | News
Those who have children in the UK may be able to apply to stay in the UK The case of Ruiz Zambrano v. Office national de L’Emploi Case C-34/09 shook up immigration policy across the entire of the EU and prompted a change to the Home Office’s policy back in...
by David Tang | 1st April 2019 | General
The European Court of Justice has ruled that whilst children adopted under the Kafala system cannot be treated as direct family members, they are to be treated as ‘other’ family members and that the competent national authorities are to facilitate the...
by David Tang | 26th February 2019 | General
Question referred Reference for a preliminary ruling from the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom (United Kingdom) made on 19 February 2018 — SM v Entry Clearance Officer, UK Visa Section (Case C-129/18) (2018/C 134/23) Language of the case: English Referring court...
by David Tang | 13th February 2019 | General
On 12 June 2018, The Upper Tribunal set aside the First Tier Tribunal’s decision and dismissed Ms Kovacevic’s appeal. The Court found that A Union citizen who resides in a Member State of which he or she is a national is not a beneficiary under Article...
by David Tang | 6th February 2019 | General
Are you married to an EEA National and have been detained in the last 6 years since you married? That detention was very likely to have been unlawful regardless of whether or not you had been issued with a residence card as an EEA family member. We often assist...
