Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law
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Managing Partner: Vanessa Ganguin
Senior Counsel: Philip Trott
Senior Associate: Ben Maitland
Senior Associate: Alexander Finch
Senior Client Manager: Ross Kennedy
Associate Solicitor: Eralda Shullazi
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Lawis a friendly boutique immigration practice renowned for outstanding advice and exceptional service to individuals, families and businesses. The team of well-respected specialists led by founder Vanessa Ganguin has an impeccable record of finding swift solutions even in tricky situations. Vanessa's friendly service and commercial nous mean many HNW service providers turn to her as a safe pair of hands for clients looking to visit, perform, work or settle in Britain.
Since the firm was founded by Vanessa Ganguin, who boasts three decades of UK immigration expertise, it has attracted savvy immigration specialists, such as Philip Trott "a legendary figure in immigration law” according to Spears, with a glittering career of helping investors, celebrities and HNW individuals navigate the UK's immigration system as smoothly as possible, all the way through to latest addition to the team Alexander Finch, a real authority on routes for investors, entrepreneurs and nationality matters, who according to one Chambers HNW testimonial is“an authority, always a step ahead solving problems, considering all available options and single-mindedly focused on objectives.”
The firm prides itself on its high-quality, responsive service and impeccable advice, making it a go-to for many legal and professional services around the world seeking positive outcomes for their clients when it comes to the ever-changing UK immigration laws. Many referrals are from US law firms with clients seeking a friendly expert, hand-holding service for the swiftest immigration routes such as the Global Talent visa.
The firm’s senior immigration specialists regularly comment on UK immigration developments in the media, write articles and briefings on UK immigration matters and are highly-regarded in all the top legal directories.
International Sportsperson visa
Sponsor compliance support and training
Skilled Workervisa
Family visas (partners, spouses, children, adult dependants)
EEA nationals and family (late EUSS applications are more complicated than ever now)
British citizenship and naturalisation
British National (Overseas) visa
Appeals, Administrative Reviews and Judicial Reviews.
Human Rightsclaims
Routes to settlement for those on legacy visas such asEntrepreneur, Start Up or Investor
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UK businesses will need to check zero-hour workers' right to work to "avoid hefty penalties"
The Home Secretary has announced that businesses operating with zero-hours contracts in the gig economy will be required to carry out right to work checks as if there is an employment relationship to avoid civil penalties of up to £60,000 per worker found to be working illegally.
Spring UK work immigration changes to be aware of
The Statement of Changes to the UK’s Immigration Rules presented to the House of Commons this month has implications for employers and those seeking work immigration routes to the UK. Some are more consequential than others.
Record numbers of Americans seek British citizenship: what are the routes?
Vanessa Ganguin's latest article in Think Global People outlines the most common immigration routes US clients have to settle in the UK.
A summary of all you need to know about the eVisa, ETA and the digitalisation of UK immigration and border control.
Enforcement ‘blitz’ reinforces importance of UK right to work and sponsorship compliance
A recent crackdown on illegal working has resulted in a record number of UK employers sanctioned. Civil penalties have also ramped up to £60,000 per worker if employers are found liable. It has never been more important for organisations to be on top of right to work and sponsorship compliance.
First 2025 ballot announced for the UK's India Young Professionals Scheme visa
The next India Young Professionals Scheme ballot has been announced today. Eligible Indian nationals aged 18 to 30 have the chance to enter a ballot to live, work and study in the UK for up to two years.
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Alexander Finch on UK settlement paths for those on Ukraine Scheme
Alexander Finch explains which long term UK immigration routes those on Ukraine Schemes can switch to in Personnel Today
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy writes guide to Charity Worker sponsor licence
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy has written a two-part guide for charities and immigration practitioners on how to apply for a Charity Worker Sponsor Licence and sponsor migrants under this niche UK immigration route published in Free Movement.
2025 sponsor licence guidance changes affect clawback clauses and key personnel
Vanessa Ganguin outlines new guidance changes for employers' sponsor license applications and compliance.
Vanessa Ganguin responds to shadow home secretary’s suggestion that robots replace immigrants
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law Managing Partner Vanessa Ganguin comments in HR Magazine.
Britain’s visa system is going digital: Vanessa Ganguin writes about the UK's new eVisa and ETA
Vanessa Ganguin outlines UK immigration's digital changes in Relocate Magazine
Latest eligible universities to apply for UK’s High Potential Individual visa
The new list of elite universities that qualify their graduates for the United Kingdom’s High Potential Individual visa has been published.
UK employers don’t always need a work visa for sponsored Creative Workers, Ross Kennedy explains
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Senior Client Manager Ross Kennedy explains the Creative Worker visa concession in an article for Free Movement
eVisas and ETAs: all you need to know about UK visa digital transformation
The UK is undergoing a significant transformation of its immigration system towards a fully digital approach. This guide covers two key aspects of this digitalization: eVisas and Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA).
Ross Kennedy outlines immigration practitioners’ concerns about the eVisa in Solicitors Journal
Ross Kennedy writes in Solicitors Journal
What the UK's review of IT, engineering & telecom work visas means for employers
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy writes about what may be in store for tech, comms and engineering employers for Free Movement
How high-growth tech firms can benefit from the UK's Scale-up visa
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ben Maitland joins scale-up panel for techUK
Update: UK Government urges people with physical immigration documents to transition to eVisas
The Government is urging all those across the UK who use a physical immigration document to take immediate action to transition to an eVisa, as part of plans to digitise the UK border and immigration system.
Record number of employers have sponsor licences suspended or revoked
Over 1,000 Skilled Worker licences were suspended or revoked in the second quarter of 2024, compared to 117 in the same period last year – this is an unprecedented leap in enforcement action.
Vanessa Ganguin talks to HR Magazine on how employers can ensure migrant hires aren’t exploited
The number of migrant care workers who have reported being employed under exploitative contracts rose from 22 to 134 between 2021-2022 and 2023-2024.
Article on the New Entrant discount for employers sponsoring junior Skilled Workers
Ben Maitland writes about the New Entrant discount for employers sponsoring junior Skilled Workers in Free Movement
Vanessa Ganguin talks to Personnel Today about “an unprecedented leap” in sponsor licence suspension
Huge rise in cancelled sponsor licences for overseas workers
Home Office asks Migration Advisory Committee to advise on IT and engineering jobs
The Home Secretary has commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to review the “reliance on international recruitment” in the IT and engineering sectors, asking for a report in nine months “to allow time for sufficient stakeholder engagement to inform any conclusions.”
UK immigration update: what a new government means for business and family routes
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration law’s Senior Client Manager Ross Kennedy provides some insight for BritishAmerican Business to help employers, employees and their family members with what we know so far about upcoming UK immigration developments.
How different is a Labour business immigration system likely to be?
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy writes in The HR Director
What are Labour's plans for immigration law?
Ross Kennedy analyses King’s Speech and Labour manifesto immigration choices for Solicitors Journal
What Euro 24 taught us about football and global mobility
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law Managing Partner Vanessa Ganguin on the UEFA Euro competition and the facts and figures behind football immigration.
What work immigration changes can we expect from Britain’s new Labour government?
The new UK government is set to overhaul business immigration Vanessa Ganguin writes in Relocate Global Magazine
UK immigration news: July ballot date announced for India Young Professionals Scheme
How to apply for the July 2024 India Young Professionals Scheme reciprocal cultural exchange
Who needs an eVisa and why is the UK’s digital immigration change controversial?
The new eVisa is a digital proof of immigration status, replacing the physical biometric residence permit (BRP) and other documentary proof of UK immigration status.
UK businesses will need to check zero-hour workers' right to work to "avoid hefty penalties"
The Home Secretary has announced that businesses operating with zero-hours contracts in the gig economy will be required to carry out right to work checks as if there is an employment relationship to avoid civil penalties of up to £60,000 per worker found to be working illegally.
Spring UK work immigration changes to be aware of
The Statement of Changes to the UK’s Immigration Rules presented to the House of Commons this month has implications for employers and those seeking work immigration routes to the UK. Some are more consequential than others.
Record numbers of Americans seek British citizenship: what are the routes?
Vanessa Ganguin's latest article in Think Global People outlines the most common immigration routes US clients have to settle in the UK.
A summary of all you need to know about the eVisa, ETA and the digitalisation of UK immigration and border control.
Enforcement ‘blitz’ reinforces importance of UK right to work and sponsorship compliance
A recent crackdown on illegal working has resulted in a record number of UK employers sanctioned. Civil penalties have also ramped up to £60,000 per worker if employers are found liable. It has never been more important for organisations to be on top of right to work and sponsorship compliance.
First 2025 ballot announced for the UK's India Young Professionals Scheme visa
The next India Young Professionals Scheme ballot has been announced today. Eligible Indian nationals aged 18 to 30 have the chance to enter a ballot to live, work and study in the UK for up to two years.
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Alexander Finch on UK settlement paths for those on Ukraine Scheme
Alexander Finch explains which long term UK immigration routes those on Ukraine Schemes can switch to in Personnel Today
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy writes guide to Charity Worker sponsor licence
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy has written a two-part guide for charities and immigration practitioners on how to apply for a Charity Worker Sponsor Licence and sponsor migrants under this niche UK immigration route published in Free Movement.
2025 sponsor licence guidance changes affect clawback clauses and key personnel
Vanessa Ganguin outlines new guidance changes for employers' sponsor license applications and compliance.
Vanessa Ganguin responds to shadow home secretary’s suggestion that robots replace immigrants
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law Managing Partner Vanessa Ganguin comments in HR Magazine.
Britain’s visa system is going digital: Vanessa Ganguin writes about the UK's new eVisa and ETA
Vanessa Ganguin outlines UK immigration's digital changes in Relocate Magazine
Latest eligible universities to apply for UK’s High Potential Individual visa
The new list of elite universities that qualify their graduates for the United Kingdom’s High Potential Individual visa has been published.
UK employers don’t always need a work visa for sponsored Creative Workers, Ross Kennedy explains
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Senior Client Manager Ross Kennedy explains the Creative Worker visa concession in an article for Free Movement
eVisas and ETAs: all you need to know about UK visa digital transformation
The UK is undergoing a significant transformation of its immigration system towards a fully digital approach. This guide covers two key aspects of this digitalization: eVisas and Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA).
Ross Kennedy outlines immigration practitioners’ concerns about the eVisa in Solicitors Journal
Ross Kennedy writes in Solicitors Journal
What the UK's review of IT, engineering & telecom work visas means for employers
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy writes about what may be in store for tech, comms and engineering employers for Free Movement
How high-growth tech firms can benefit from the UK's Scale-up visa
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ben Maitland joins scale-up panel for techUK
Update: UK Government urges people with physical immigration documents to transition to eVisas
The Government is urging all those across the UK who use a physical immigration document to take immediate action to transition to an eVisa, as part of plans to digitise the UK border and immigration system.
Record number of employers have sponsor licences suspended or revoked
Over 1,000 Skilled Worker licences were suspended or revoked in the second quarter of 2024, compared to 117 in the same period last year – this is an unprecedented leap in enforcement action.
Vanessa Ganguin talks to HR Magazine on how employers can ensure migrant hires aren’t exploited
The number of migrant care workers who have reported being employed under exploitative contracts rose from 22 to 134 between 2021-2022 and 2023-2024.
Article on the New Entrant discount for employers sponsoring junior Skilled Workers
Ben Maitland writes about the New Entrant discount for employers sponsoring junior Skilled Workers in Free Movement
Vanessa Ganguin talks to Personnel Today about “an unprecedented leap” in sponsor licence suspension
Huge rise in cancelled sponsor licences for overseas workers
Home Office asks Migration Advisory Committee to advise on IT and engineering jobs
The Home Secretary has commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to review the “reliance on international recruitment” in the IT and engineering sectors, asking for a report in nine months “to allow time for sufficient stakeholder engagement to inform any conclusions.”
UK immigration update: what a new government means for business and family routes
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration law’s Senior Client Manager Ross Kennedy provides some insight for BritishAmerican Business to help employers, employees and their family members with what we know so far about upcoming UK immigration developments.
How different is a Labour business immigration system likely to be?
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law's Ross Kennedy writes in The HR Director
What are Labour's plans for immigration law?
Ross Kennedy analyses King’s Speech and Labour manifesto immigration choices for Solicitors Journal
What Euro 24 taught us about football and global mobility
Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law Managing Partner Vanessa Ganguin on the UEFA Euro competition and the facts and figures behind football immigration.
What work immigration changes can we expect from Britain’s new Labour government?
The new UK government is set to overhaul business immigration Vanessa Ganguin writes in Relocate Global Magazine
UK immigration news: July ballot date announced for India Young Professionals Scheme
How to apply for the July 2024 India Young Professionals Scheme reciprocal cultural exchange
Who needs an eVisa and why is the UK’s digital immigration change controversial?
The new eVisa is a digital proof of immigration status, replacing the physical biometric residence permit (BRP) and other documentary proof of UK immigration status.