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At MH Barristers, we are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest standard of service. With 20 years of experience in immigration law, we offer a wide range of services, including visa application assistance and representation in appeals.

MH BARRISTERS

Dedicated to delivering exceptional legal solutions with Barrister Monwar Hossain

Personal Immigration-UK

✔ Spouse Entry Clearance

✔ Visit or Family VISAs

✔ British Citizenship

✔ British Passport

✔ Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)

✔ Further Leave to Remain (FLR)

✔ Study – applications

✔ Work – applications

✔ Fee Waiver – applications

✔ Judicial Reviews and Appeals*

Spouse Entry Clearance

The Spouse Visa, which falls under the UK Family Visa category, allows a foreign national to join their partner in the UK. To be eligible, both you and your partner must be at least 18 years old. Your UK-based partner must either be a British or Irish citizen, have Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) or settled status, or hold another form of legal residence such as a Turkish Businessperson visa or refugee status.

Leave to Remain (FLR & ILR)

Further Leave to Remain (FLR): This is a visa extension for non-British nationals already in the UK to extend their stay. A common route is the FLR (M), which is for spouses or partners of British citizens or settled people and is a step towards settlement. An FLR is typically granted for 30 months (2.5 years) and allows you to live, work, and study in the UK.
Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR): Often referred to as "settlement," ILR gives you the right to live, work, and study in the UK without time restrictions. To qualify, you generally need to have lived lawfully in the UK for a continuous period of at least five years. You also need to pass the Life in the UK test and meet an English language requirement.

British Citizenship & Passport

British Citizenship: Most adults apply for British citizenship through naturalisation. Requirements typically include:
British Passport: Once you become a British citizen, you can apply for a British passport. You can apply online or by paper, and you must provide documents that prove your citizenship and identity.

Visit or Family VISAs

These visas are for temporary stays. The Standard Visitor Visa allows you to come for tourism, visiting family or friends, or for business for up to six months. Other visitor visas exist for purposes like marriage or specific business activities.

Study Applications

The Student visa is for those aged 16 and over who wish to study in the UK. To apply, you must have an acceptance to a course from a licensed student sponsor and a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS).

Work Applications

The Skilled Worker visa is a common work visa route. To qualify, you need a job offer from a licensed UK employer and a Certificate of Sponsorship. You must also meet a minimum salary and English language requirement.

Fee Waiver Applications

The Home Office offers fee waivers for individuals who cannot afford the application fee without jeopardizing their essential living needs, such as rent or food. Fee waivers are generally available for leave to remain applications but are not for ILR or British citizenship.

Judicial Reviews and Appeals*

Appeals: If you believe a Home Office decision is incorrect, you may be able to appeal to the Immigration Tribunal.
Judicial Review: This is a remedy of last resort used to challenge the lawfulness of a Home Office or Immigration Tribunal decision, not whether the decision was right or wrong. It focuses on the process by which the decision was made, such as for illegality or procedural unfairness.

Meet Our Barristers:

Barrister Monwar Hossain

LL.B (Hons) London, M.Com (Management) U.C.

Barrister of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn

Mr. M. M. Hossain is a Barrister of England and Wales, having completed full pupillage in England. He is qualified to exercise full rights of audience before all courts in England and Wales. Mr. Hossain specialises in Civil, Human Rights, and Administrative Law, including Judicial Reviews, and UK Immigration law. Accredited by the Bar Council of England and Wales as an immigration lawyer since 2002, he has demonstrated extensive knowledge and expertise in UK immigration law.

Public Access Barrister

Mr. Hossain is registered with the Bar Council of England & Wales as a Public Access Barrister. This allows members of the public to seek his legal services directly, without the need for an instructing solicitor or other intermediary. He has successfully assisted clients in navigating complex legal situations, providing effective and tailored legal solutions.

MH BARRISTERS

Dedicated to delivering exceptional legal solutions.

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