Matthew Wills quoted in Law.com article on proposed UK immigration route for British National (Overseas) individuals

17 July 2020

Matthew Wills has been quoted in an article on Law.com (international edition) reporting on the increase of British National (Overseas) individuals contacting UK immigration law firms following the government’s announcement of a proposed new immigration route leading to settlement in the UK.

The full article can be read here. A subscription with Law.com is required to read the article.

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