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Our client is a Moroccan national who entered the United Kingdom as a visitor when he was 17 years of age. He was left in the United Kingdom by his mother on the basis that he would get a better life in the care of his older siblings. He had...

We acted on behalf of a Brazilian national in an application to enter the UK as a spouse.  The interesting part of this application was that we relied on third party support in relation to the maintenance and accommodation requirements due to...

Again, we have been asked to assist in an appeal for a Pakistani elderly woman who is alone in Lahore and who relies on her care from her son who is an NHS consultant.  In addressing cases of adult dependent relatives from Pakistan, we have...

Measures taken to combat the spread of coronavirus have changed almost every aspect of society, both here in the UK and around the world. The immigration system is no exception. Over the past few months, doctors, nurses and care workers for the...

If Covid has taught us anything it is that the economic value, as measured by market wages, isn’t necessarily a great reflection of a wider social value. It is not enough to applaud care workers, bus drivers and supermarket staff on Thursdays,...

There is a range of different immigration routes in the UK. The route you choose depends on a number of factors, such as length of stay, country of nationality and personal circumstances. Danielle Cohen Solicitors can act on a diverse set of...

We are pleased to report that Danielle and her case work has been featured in the following news stories.   Home Office tells couple it divided to stay together on Skype | The Financial Times | 14.05.18 This article reports on multiple...

A selection of the most important immigration news of the week. Britain’s hostile environment has been a century in the making Opinion | The Guardian | 29.4.18 Nadifa Mohamed, a British-Somali novelist, has written this piece on the...

A selection of the most important immigration news of the week MPs back refugee family reunification bill | The Guardian | 16.3.18 Currently refugees do not have the right to be reunited with their family in the UK. However, a new bill...

A selection of the most important immigration news of the week. Home Office urged to stop ‘harmful’ immigration checks on bank accounts by more than 60 MPs and campaign groups | The Independent | 19.12.17 Read the full article... AND UK...