British citizen or UK national? Latitude Law unravels the difference, exploring the 6 types of British nationality—from citizenship to BN(O)—and what they mean for your UK rights and residency options in 2025.

Struggling with the Life in the UK Test? Discover expert tips from Latitude Law to pass with ease! Learn the requirements, costs, and prep strategies for Indefinite Leave to Remain or British citizenship.

If you're joining your British or settled partner in the UK on a Spouse Visa, you can work freely—in any job, as a freelancer, or even start your own business! But you must meet key eligibility rules, including the £29K income requirement and English proficiency.

If you have British citizenship or settled status, you can bring your spouse, but you must meet the financial requirement to support them without public funds. Different visa options apply—ensure you choose the right one!

Evidencing your English language skills to a specified level is an essential part of most immigration applications, and applying to enter or remain in the UK as a partner is no exception. Failing to prove your English language skills to the relevant level will likely lead to the refusal of your application.

On 10 February 2025, the Home Office updated their Nationality: Good Character guidance which explains how one’s history, both criminal, immigration and otherwise will affect their naturalisation application.

If you do face the heartbreak of a negative decision, what can you do? Plans may have to change and futures rethought. However, in some cases, negative decisions can be appealed, and you can make your case to a Tribunal Judge.

It is essential to understand the rules surrounding absences from the UK in order to get and maintain your pre-settled or settled status. Long absences in particular can affect your eligibility for pre-settled or settled status, or even lead to the loss of pre-settled status that has already been granted.