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Honestly you'll probably be best served reading the border agency's website and consulting with an immigration solicitor. Immigration law in the UK changes eve
by thisone 10y ago
Honestly you'll probably be best served reading the border agency's website and consulting with an immigration solicitor.
Immigration law in the UK changes every year. What was true for someone else may not be true for you. Never mind that your extact immigration circumstances will most likely not be the same as anyone elses.
- splynch 10y agoI've been in the UK for a few years, and completely recognise that. I also have found that most solicitors gthat i've contacted are geared towards handling applicants from large corporates, or fight battles for people looking to immigrate from low income countries (and do so in mass quantities). i have yet to speak to someone who has any experience dealing with entrepeuner visas. Hence -- looking to find someone in a similar situation who has read all the same documents to sanity check my views.
- ajeet_dhaliwal 10y agoWhat visa are you currently on, do you have indefinite leave to remain (ilr)? Up until a couple of years ago if you had been in the UK for five years you could apply for citizenship depending on if you had ilr and then of course you would have no limitations to what you do as a founder.