Agency has taken over immigration functions of Home Office and now deals with all applications
14th May 2007
Border and Immigration Agency launches
From 1 April the immigration functions of the Home Office have been taken over by a new agency, the Border and Immigration Agency. This will in future deal with applications to live and work in the UK. New fees and forms have been introduced, which should be used for all future applications; these can be accessed on the BIA’s website www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk
The agency is based at 8th Floor (Long Corridor), Lunar House, Wellesley Road, Croydon CR9 2BY.
In this issue
- Block fees: the story behind the changes
- Strategic advance
- Court plans with little appeal
- Under commission
- Two into one can go
- Ten years of labour
- Career v Family
- Monitor - at your own risk
- Raising the standard
- Society shapes the changes
- Society shapes the changes (1)
- Money laundering to change again
- Border and Immigration Agency launches
- Dealing positively with client concerns
- From the Brussels office
- Winning ways
- Toothless against spam?
- Risk reinvented
- Technical but essential
- Pension sharing tips on divorce
- In pursuit of simplicity
- In pursuit of simplicity (1)
- First in the class
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Website reviews
- Book reviews
- On the road
- Access or excess?
- Alterations are no 2 problem
- ARTL: upgrade now for security
