United Kingdom: Investment Immigration

So-called ‘Golden Visa' or investor visa programmes are immigration routes offered by some countries which offer the possibility of acquiring residency, or in some cases citizenship, through investment.

Hiring migrant workers comes with important legal and financial responsibilities, and misunderstanding those can have serious consequences for UK employers.

The Innovator Founder visa category is the only bespoke visa for entrepreneurs setting up their business in the UK, but it's rarely the best choice. We look at the requirements of this visa and suggest some alternatives.

A Tax Residence Certificate (TRC) is an official document issued by a country's tax authorities to confirm an individual or entity's tax residency status. Essential for avoiding double taxation, proving residency, and reducing withholding taxes, a TRC facilitates benefits under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs)

The UK government increased minimum salary thresholds for Skilled Worker visas by 48%, impacting foreign worker recruitment and leading to employer challenges in sourcing specialist skilled labor domestically.

From a UK perspective, the determination of corporate tax residency is crucial for understanding a company's tax obligations. A company is considered a UK tax resident if it is either incorporated in the UK...

Are you an aspiring entrepreneur with innovative business ideas? Do you dream of launching a successful startup in the United Kingdom (UK)?

The United Kingdom (UK) has always been a desirable destination for entrepreneurs looking to expand their business. The UK has a constantly thriving business ecosystem, a strong economy, and a stable political climate.

The Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) and Tier 1 (Investor) immigration routes were both closed to new applicants in 2019 and 2022 respectively.