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Immigration expertise you can check

What we cover, how we research it and the standards every guide must meet before it is published.

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Areas we cover

Work visas and permits

Sponsored work routes, salary thresholds, certificates of sponsorship, work permits and switching employers.

UK Skilled Worker visa: requirements, salary and costs explainedCanada Express Entry explained: programs, language scores and deadlines

Permanent residence and green cards

Routes to settlement: US green cards, UK indefinite leave to remain, Canadian permanent residence and EU long term residence.

UK Skilled Worker visa: requirements, salary and costs explainedCanada Express Entry explained: programs, language scores and deadlines

Applications and case tracking

Filing, receipt notices, biometrics, case status, requests for evidence and processing times.

How to check your USCIS case status online

Settling in

Tax numbers, banking, housing, healthcare and everyday administration after arrival.

Getting a National Insurance number after moving to the UK

Citizenship and naturalization

Residence requirements, language and civics tests, and dual nationality rules.

How we research every guide

  1. Start from the official source. We read the relevant government guidance, legislation and forms before we write a word.
  2. Record every figure with its source. Fees, salary thresholds, deadlines and processing times are linked to the page they came from, with the date we checked them.
  3. Explain, then show. Each guide opens with a short answer, then uses tables for figures and step by step sections for processes.
  4. Review before and after publishing. Guides are checked by the editorial team, and specialist reviewers in immigration law and policy review guides in their jurisdiction.
  5. Keep it current. When a government changes a rule or fee, we update the guide and its Last checked date.

Our experts

Nika Kapanadze

Senior Immigration Law Consultant, International Mobility and Residency Strategy

13+ years of experience

Nika Kapanadze is an immigration law consultant with over 13 years of experience in international immigration procedures, residency regulations and cross-border mobility matters. His work focuses on helping individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses understand complex immigration requirements and plan practical strategies for international relocation.

He has worked on advisory projects involving employment-based visas, business immigration, residence permits and international mobility compliance, including supporting immigration attorneys, reviewing regulatory requirements and coordinating documentation for complex matters.

Nika specializes in interpreting immigration policy developments and translating regulatory requirements into practical guidance for international professionals and organizations.

  • Immigration Consulting and Residency Strategy
  • Employment-Based Immigration
  • Business and Investor Immigration
  • International Relocation and Global Mobility
  • Immigration Policy Analysis
  • Cross-Border Regulatory Compliance

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Sofia Müller

Professor of Immigration Law, International Migration Policy and Human Rights

16+ years of experience

Sofia Müller is a professor of immigration law with over 16 years of combined academic, legal research and teaching experience. Her work focuses on international migration law, European immigration frameworks, human rights protections and the legal implications of cross-border movement.

Her background includes university-level teaching, comparative legal research and academic initiatives examining immigration policy and international legal systems. Her research covers European Union migration regulations, residence rights, family reunification, and the relationship between national immigration policies and international human rights standards.

She has also contributed to the analysis of immigration legislation and the development of educational materials on complex legal and regulatory subjects.

  • International Immigration and Migration Law
  • European Union Immigration Regulations
  • Human Rights and Migration Policy
  • Comparative Immigration Law
  • Family Reunification and Residency Rights
  • Legal Research and Academic Education

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Daniel Brooks

Senior Immigration Attorney, U.S. Business Immigration and Employment Visas

12+ years of experience

Daniel Brooks is an immigration attorney with over 12 years of experience in U.S. immigration law, employment-based visa matters and corporate immigration procedures. His work focuses on skilled professionals, entrepreneurs, international employees and businesses navigating the U.S. immigration system.

He has worked on matters involving H-1B specialty occupation visas, L-1 intracompany transfers, O-1 extraordinary ability petitions and employment-based permanent residence categories, including petition preparation, legal research, regulatory analysis and advice on documentation and procedural requirements.

Daniel emphasizes careful legal assessment, accurate documentation and compliance with applicable immigration regulations.

  • U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law
  • H-1B, L-1 and O-1 Visa Categories
  • Employment-Based Green Cards
  • Business and Startup Immigration
  • USCIS Petition Procedures
  • Corporate Immigration Compliance

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Jessica Parker

Immigration Attorney, Family Immigration and Humanitarian Protection

11+ years of experience

Jessica Parker is an immigration legal specialist with more than 11 years of experience in family-based immigration, humanitarian immigration matters and residency-related legal procedures.

She has worked with individuals and families navigating immigration applications, adjustment of status, naturalization requirements and complex immigration documentation, including researching regulations, preparing legal submissions and evaluating eligibility across immigration categories.

Her interests include family reunification, procedural fairness, access to legal information and the protection of individuals navigating complex immigration systems. She approaches each matter with attention to legal accuracy, clear communication and individual circumstances.

  • Family-Based Immigration
  • Adjustment of Status and Permanent Residency
  • Citizenship and Naturalization
  • Humanitarian Immigration Protections
  • Immigration Documentation and Legal Research
  • Immigration Case Preparation

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Henrik Larsen

International Immigration Lawyer, Corporate Mobility and Immigration Compliance

14+ years of experience

Henrik Larsen is an international immigration lawyer with over 14 years of experience in corporate immigration, cross-border employment regulations and international workforce mobility.

His work focuses on multinational companies, international professionals and organizations operating across multiple jurisdictions, covering work authorization, employee relocation, residence permit requirements and immigration compliance procedures.

Henrik has a particular interest in how immigration law interacts with international business operations and the evolving regulations that affect globally mobile professionals.

  • Corporate Immigration and Global Mobility
  • International Work Permits and Residence Regulations
  • Cross-Border Employment Compliance
  • European Immigration Frameworks
  • Immigration Risk Assessment
  • International Workforce Relocation

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Together our experts bring more than 65 years of combined experience in immigration law, policy and global mobility. We are growing the panel; if you are a qualified immigration professional, see our vacancies.