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Setting up a branch in the UK involves several important steps connected to immigration , company formation, and banking. To legally operate, you must register your branch with Companies House, secure the right visas for key staff, and set up a UK bank account to manage your business finances. These steps are closely linked and need careful planning to avoid delays. Your business may need a UK Expansion Worker visa if you’re sending employees to establish the branch. At the

Managing a sponsor licence comes with strict rules, and failing to meet them can lead to suspension or revocation . The most common...

Navigating investment pathways after Tier 1 funding can be challenging for founders, angel investors and family offices in the UK. Once...

If you want to employ overseas staff in the UK, you need the right sponsor licence and a clear understanding of the costs and rules....

Passing a UKVI compliance audit means you need to focus on three key areas: record-keeping, reporting, and right-to-work checks. Keeping...

When you want to work in the UK, choosing the right visa route is important. The Skilled Worker visa suits those with a job offer in the...

Applying for a UK partner visa can be a difficult process, and many people make mistakes that cause delays or refusals . Understanding...

If you are self-employed and want to apply for a UK Partner Visa , you need to understand the specific requirements for company...

If you’re applying for a UK partner visa, understanding Appendix FM is essential. Appendix FM sets out the key eligibility and...

Proving cohabitation is a key part of your UK partner visa application if you are living together or have lived together in the past. The...