Dias Solicitors

23/09/2025

Crystal Dias | Lawyery | UK filipino immigration lawyer | UK Divorce lawyer | tagalog speaker | pinoy law | award winner | online appointment

23/04/2025

Health and Care Industry Expert Immigration Solicitor | Online appointment | Health & Care worker advice | Apply for a Sponsor Licence | Carers | Nurses | SMS system | Level 1 User

01/04/2025

Lawyery have sponsored this uk immigration news page - a great resource to stay up to date with all UK immigration law changes and news - add to your bookmarks!

Stay informed with the latest UK immigration news, visa updates, and policy changes. Covering Home Office announcements, UKVI updates, and immigration law changes.

22/02/2025

Lawyery and eVisa UK have teamed up to provide advice and assistance to anyone who needs to know about the UK's new eVisa and ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) system:
www.evisauk.co.uk

10/02/2025

News of the latest immigration enforcement figures have been released by the UK Home Office today - In January alone, the Home Office conducted 828 enforcement raids, leading to 609 arrests—a 73% increase from last year!

Each illegal worker caught can cost a business up to £60,000 in fines, not to mention the reputational damage and potential criminal liability.

My article explains how this could have been avoided at a fraction of the cost, via the Sponsor Licence Route to legally employing workers.

Can your business afford to make such a costly mistake?

Why UK Businesses Are Paying the Price for Skirting Immigration Laws – And How Lawyery Can Save YouPicture this: Immigration Enforcement officers storm into a bustling high street restaurant. Customers pause mid-bite, staff freeze at their stations, and within minutes, the business is hit with hef...

06/01/2025

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06/12/2024

04/12/2024

Transition to E-visa extended til March 2025

Home Office statistics published today show that over 3 million people have now made the switch from using physical immigration documents to an eVisa.

18/10/2024

WELCOME to the team Iryna Paloma Garcia and Tomas Joaquin San Pedro who will be our interns this year 😀

Paloma is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Politics and International Relation and Tomas is pursuing International Social and Political Studies.

Paloma and Tomas completed their internship at the Senate of the Philippines under the mentorship of Senator Miguel Zubiri.

They are both excellent additions to Lawyery Team and we have no doubt they have a bright future ahead of them.

For more information about Lawyery Team, visit www.lawyery.co.

Happy Friday everyone! 💪 🤗🙌

17/10/2024

In 2020 the government introduced the health and care worker visa to allow medical professionals to come to or stay in the UK to do an eligible job with the NHS, an NHS supplier or in adult social care.

But one unintended consequence of the visa has been a surge in modern slavery. UNISON activists are finding that migrant workers are too often the victims of exploitation, including poor accommodation and bad employment practices – such as the illegal deduction of wages, high agency fees, employers not paying the minimum wage, trade union victimisation and inadequate health and safety.

Salford mayor becomes the first to sign a new migrant care workers charter, created with the help of migrant workers themselves