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Immigration Solicitors in Ipswich
Personal and business immigration is by its very nature complex. That’s why our experienced Immigration Solicitors in Ipswich are on hand to offer exceptional advice to organisations wanting to employ foreign nationals, anyone wanting to set up business in the UK and to individuals and families wishing to move to the UK permanently.
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Internationally recognised Immigration Lawyers
Our team of Immigration Lawyers offer bespoke advice to businesses and individuals, regardless of location. Every situation is unique and so are our tailored comprehensive services for even the most complex of cases.
We are proud of being listed in both the Legal 500 and Chambers Legal Directories as one of the leading firms on UK immigration law. Featured in the Who’s Who Legal 2021, Partner Sohan Sidhu and Senior Counsel Graeme Kirk are globally-recognised as leading international solicitors in their specialisms and are the only solicitors from the region to be recognised for Corporate Immigration Law.
When you choose Ellisons, you are also guaranteed that our experienced team can break down the language barrier with the ability to converse in a range of languages, including Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
Contact our Immigration Specialists today for practical and expert advice on any case.
The UK points based system
From 1st January 2021, EU nationals no longer have free movement into the UK. Like all other nationalities, European citizens will be required to satisfy the UK’s points-based system to work in the United Kingdom. Successful candidates will need to achieve 70 points to receive approval, with points awarded for various attributes including for the job offered, salary payable and English language ability. The points scoring can be found here.
For bespoke immigration legal advice and a better understanding of which of these characteristics are “mandatory” and which are “tradeable”, contact our globally renowned Immigration experts now.
Areas of specialism include
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Partner Visas
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Creating a Global Workforce
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Home Office crackdown on illegal working
The Home Office is ever-vigilant in pursuing what it calls rogue employers, namely those employers who are not complying with
