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UK immigration law typically falls under the jurisdiction of the Home Office, which is responsible for UK’s border control, as well as the regulation of foreigners who require permission for entering and residing in the country. Additionally, the Home Office also handles British citizenship applications.
Home Office oversight of immigration law can be grouped into three different sectors. Visas and Immigration involves handling applications for entering the UK, as well as sponsors and asylum applications. The UK Border Force manages border crossings and enforces customs regulations. Immigration Enforcement is the sector of the Home Office tasked with handling deportations, immigration offenses, and detaining.
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Some of the UK immigration law inquiries and concerns already evaluated by the Experts on JustAnswer include:
- What are the conditions for a visa visit to the UK, or a work permit visa for a resident of Pakistan?
- What is the process for an Australian national without a UK parent or grandparent becoming a UK citizen? What categories of citizenship are available?
- I am a UK citizen who is married to a US citizen, and we wish to move to the UK. Can a third party sponsor my husband?
- Can I get a graduate job with an Indian degree if I am on a spouse visa in the UK?
- What is the best way for my US business partner to get a visa for the UK?
When you decide to seek out guidance on JustAnswer, preparing ahead of time will allow the Experts to more quickly provide the assistance you need. Some of the details you should note include:
- Your official status, and whether you have any pending applications
- Any paperwork that you’ve already filed
- Whether you’ve spoken to a lawyer as of yet
- Any steps you’ve already taken
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