For many decades, high net-worth individuals (HNWIs) from around the world have turned to the United Kingdom (UK) to diversify their investments and secure long-term financial growth. It is easy to see why. The UK has diverse and robust financial markets, a substantial residential and commercial real estate sector, and an excellent infrastructure for developing
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Managing International Business and Securing UK Residency via the UK Visa Route
The UK is increasingly popular as a destination for international business owners seeking to establish residency due to its robust and diverse economy, the ease of doing business, and the work and educational opportunities for family members. There are several ways to secure residency in the UK, including the Innovator Founder Visa and the self-sponsorship…
Applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Post-Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide
Divorce or dissolution can complicate matters when it comes to applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) (i.e. permanent settlement). Complications may arise following separation for those who have been sponsored by a spouse or partner under the family visa route or are in the UK on a dependent visa. In this guide, we explain…
Comprehensive Legal and Compliance Support for High-Net-Worth Individuals in the UK
According to Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), a High Net Worth Individual (HNWI) in the UK is someone with assets valued over £10 million. Among the many reasons that the UK is such a highly desirable destination for High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI) are its robust legal framework, sophisticated financial services, and the availability…
Investment Visa Routes: A New Pathway to UK Residency for HNWIs
While the Investor Visa (Tier 1) closed in February 2022, there are other extremely beneficial immigration routes open to high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) who would like to secure UK residency for themselves and their family members. The most popular immigration routes for HNWI investors currently include the Innovator Founder visa and innovative self-sponsorship routes. Here,…
Legacy and Estate Planning for HNWIs via Self-Sponsorship Route
For High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs), gaining residency in the UK through the Self-Sponsorship route opens up a wealth of exciting opportunities, both financial and personal. Once in the UK, you can put in place legacy and estate planning strategies designed to ensure that your family’s wealth is safeguarded now and for future generations. The…
Mastering the UK Business Landscape as a Foreign Entrepreneur: Overcoming Challenges and Building Networks
It is well known that the UK offers vast opportunities for foreign entrepreneurs to grow their wealth, but for those unfamiliar with operating a business here, certain business practices and legal requirements can present challenges. In this article, we will explain how to go about overcoming challenges in the UK when it comes to avoiding…
Optimising Tax Planning for HNWIs Using UK Visa Route
If you are a High-net-worth individual (HNWI) who is contemplating relocating to the UK and perhaps even settling here, there are a wide range of immigration and tax planning strategies that you can adopt to make the journey as easy as possible while enhancing your wealth management. In this blog, we will look at the…
Unlocking UK Business Expansion and Investment Opportunities via the Self-Sponsored Route for International Entrepreneurs
Why is the UK a prime destination for business expansion?
The UK is a top destination for international businesses seeking to expand due to its economic strength and stability, business-friendly environment, and diverse market opportunities. Indeed, the UK has the world’s sixth largest economy just behind Germany and ahead of France, Brazil, Italy, and Canada.…
10 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Spouse Visa
As specialists in immigration law, we know first-hand just how disappointing it can be to receive a refusal letter after making a Spouse visa application. After all, refusal often means that a husband, wife, or partner cannot travel to and join their loved one in the UK. We are often approached by spouse visa…