NARA Solicitors Welcomes Anmol Nain to Our Team as a Legal Associate
Anmol brings with him a strong academic background, having completed his LLM at Queen Mary University of London, and a professional focus on delivering precise, strategic, and client-centred legal solutions.
Sponsor Licence Reinstated After Revocation for Care Provider in the UK
When the Home Office revoked a care provider’s Sponsor Licence, their business and staff were at immediate risk.
UCos granted to Logistics Company to hire skilled migrant workers
A logistics company, client of ours, successfully obtained additional certificate of sponsorship (CoS) to hire skilled migrant workers.
Healthcare Training Provider Secures Sponsor Licence with Nara Solicitors
Our client, a healthcare training provider, has successfully secured a Sponsor Licence along with an allocation of 3 Certificates of Sponsorship to support skilled roles within the business.
International Student from India Secures £22,500 in Damages for Unlawful Detention by UK Home Office
The student was lawfully present in the UK on a study visa when immigration enforcement officers carried out a raid at his workplace. His visa was immediately cancelled, and he was detained on the same day and removal directions were later issued for his return to India.
Judicial Review Success – Leave to remain reinstated
We’re pleased to share a successful outcome in a complex Judicial Review challenge against a cancellation of leave under Part 9 of the Immigration Rules.
NARA Solicitors Expands Services to Include Civil Litigation, Employment Law, and Landlord-Tenant Disputes
As part of our continued growth, NARA Solicitors is now offering legal services in Civil Litigation, Employment Law, and Landlord-Tenant Disputes.
Sponsor Licence Reinstated After Suspension Over CQC Registration Concerns
The sponsor licence was reinstated with immediate effect, allowing the organisation to continue sponsoring care workers under SOC code 6135 without the need for CQC registration.
Temporary Shortage Occupation List Guide 2025 – Job Codes and Other Important info
As part of the UK government’s immigration reform effective 22 July 2025, a new Temporary Shortage Occupation List (TSOL) has been published under the Immigration Rules (HC 997).
What’s Changing in UK Immigration from 22 July? New Immigration Rules July 2025
The UK Home Office has announced major immigration changes effective from 22 July 2025, including stricter Skilled Worker rules, the closure of the care worker visa route, and the introduction of a time-limited shortage list. Nara Solicitors explains what this means for UK employers and sponsors.
