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The Principles of UK Immigration Control

The right of abode — who has the automatic right to be in the UK?

Leave to enter and leave to remain — the two types of permission

Visa nationals and non-visa nationals

Knowledge check — immigration control basics

The Immigration Rules

What are the Immigration Rules and where do they come from?

Key concepts in the Immigration Rules — validity, eligibility and suitability

Section 3C leave — what happens when an application is pending?

Knowledge check — Section 3C leave

Ethics and the IAA Code of Standards

Your professional duties as an IAA Level 1 adviser

Module 2 Quiz

Module 2 Assessment

Module 2 Quiz — Immigration Law Framework

Every immigration application, every piece of advice, every exam question ultimately traces back to the concepts covered in this module. You cannot understand visa routes, financial requirements or appeal rights without first understanding the framework that contains them.

Introduction to UK Immigration Law & the Regulatory Framework

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