At Latitude Law, we are experts in all UK in-bound visa routes and deal with a wide range of clients from multi-national corporations moving their global talent around to small entrepreneur-led businesses wanting to recruit the best overseas candidates; from families wishing to reunite and settle in the UK to complex asylum and deportation cases. With over 15 years in business, we have experience of every type of immigration matter and have built up a bank of case studies. See our examples here or contact us directly to hear more about the work we undertake.
This case study demonstrates how Latitude Law pulled out all the stops to have a mother & child released from Border Force detention and then went on to secure their status in the UK.
This case study demonstrates how Latitude Law worked collegiately with their business services arm, Latitude Consulting Group, to help this high net worth client work around Home Office regulations regarding business ownership.
Discover how Latitude Law successfully helped Client H obtain a UK medical visit visa after an initial refusal due to complex national security concerns.
Latitude Law secured Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa extensions for clients pivoting businesses during Covid, expertly navigating complex investments and job creation rules.
Latitude Law secured UK ILR and citizenship for Mr G’s family, navigating complex good character issues with tailored visa strategies.
Latitude Law overcame Home Office scrutiny to secure a sponsor licence, addressing concerns over third-party contracts. By reviewing contracts and providing robust submissions, we ensured compliance, enabling multiple skilled worker sponsorships.
Latitude Law offers expert UK family visa support, guiding clients through complex immigration cases post-marriage breakdown.
Latitude Law streamlines high-volume UK visa applications for global gaming events, supporting Activision Blizzard and E-Sports Engine. Using Halcyon software, we ensure swift, compliant entry for competitors and staff from visa-national countries in 2023.
