About Riverine Solicitors
Our Approach
We are dedicated to providing personalized and comprehensive legal solutions to each of our clients. Our approach is tailored to meet the unique needs of each case and client.
Our Successes
We have helped thousands of clients successfully navigate the complex and ever-changing immigration system. Our track record of success is a testament to our commitment to excellence.
Our Expertise
Our team of experienced immigration solicitors specialize in various immigration services such as family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, and deportation defence.
Hossain Kamal is a solicitor in the Senior Courts of England and Wales. Currently, he serves as the principal solicitor at Riverine Solicitors.
His rights of audience extend to all civil proceedings in the higher courts of England and Wales, as well as judicial review proceedings in any court arising from any criminal proceeding.
Mr. Hossain is an Advocate/Lawyer of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. He is also a member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, London, United Kingdom, and the Supreme Court Bar Association, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Among the many services Mr. Hoosain offers are applications for Tier2 Sponsorship Licences, Spouse Visas, Entry Clearances, Visits Visas, ILRs, Settlements, Naturalizations/Nationalities, Student Visas, Work-Permit Visas, Asylum and Appeal to the FTT & UT, and Judicial Review to the UT.
Throughout his legal career, Hossain Kamal has proven himself to be an experienced lawyer who can efficiently handle your legal matters. His practice areas include family law, property law, landlord and tenant law, leases, licenses, probate, and wills.
https://solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk/person/345629/md-kamal-hossain
Immigration
Personal Immigration
Corporate immigration
Corporate immigration
Personal immigration refers to an individual moving to a new country for reasons such as work, study, family reunification, or seeking asylum. It involves obtaining the necessary visas or permits, meeting legal requirements, and adapting to a new cultural and social environment.
Corporate immigration
Corporate immigration
Corporate immigration
Corporate immigration involves businesses relocating employees internationally by securing work visas, permits, and ensuring legal compliance.
student immigration
Corporate immigration
eu settlement scheme
Student immigration is the process of moving to a foreign country for education, requiring a student visa and compliance with local regulations.
eu settlement scheme
eu settlement scheme
eu settlement scheme
The EU Settlement Scheme allows EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens, plus their family members, to stay in the UK after Brexit. It grants settled or pre-settled status, ensuring rights to live, work, and access services in the UK.
self-sponsorship
eu settlement scheme
self-sponsorship
Self sponsorship is when an individual applies for a visa or immigration status based on their own skills, qualifications, or business plans, without relying on an external sponsor.
visitors
eu settlement scheme
self-sponsorship
Visitors are individuals traveling to a foreign country temporarily for tourism, business, or family visits, usually requiring a short-term visa or entry permit.
british citizenship
british citizenship
british citizenship
British citizenship grants individuals the right to live, work, and vote in the UK. It is obtained through birth, descent, naturalization, or registration.
work in the uk
british citizenship
british citizenship
To work in the UK, individuals typically need a work visa, such as the Skilled Worker visa, sponsored by a UK employer. Eligibility depends on job type, salary, and qualifications.
asylum
british citizenship
visa refused, immigration appeal & judicial review
Asylum is protection granted to individuals fleeing persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or social group. Applicants must apply in a safe country and meet refugee criteria.
visa refused, immigration appeal & judicial review
visa refused, immigration appeal & judicial review
visa refused, immigration appeal & judicial review
If a visa is refused, individuals can appeal the decision or apply for an administrative review. The appeal process varies by country, and the applicant typically needs to show that the refusal was based on an error or that new evidence justifies approval.
human rights
visa refused, immigration appeal & judicial review
sponsor licence
Human rights are basic freedoms and protections that every individual is entitled to, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, or religion. These include rights like freedom of speech, the right to life, and the right to seek asylum from persecution.
sponsor licence
visa refused, immigration appeal & judicial review
sponsor licence
A sponsor licence allows UK employers to sponsor foreign workers for visas, such as the Skilled Worker visa. The licence is required for companies wishing to hire non-UK nationals, ensuring they meet immigration and legal requirements.
