We are proud to have been given the highest possible ranking (Band 1) for the eighth consecutive year by Chambers UK in the Immigration: Companies & Executives – London (Firms) category for 2019.
In its review of the firm, Chambers noted that the UK team is known for the following: “Enviable business immigration practice with an all-encompassing commercial offering. Regularly draws on its impressive resources and ability to undertake a full range of work to suit the mobility needs of multinational corporations. Recommended for its support to clients on compliance issues and the ability to carry out large-scale compliance exercises. Also advises education institutions on applications for Tier 4 sponsor licences.”
Chambers also included the following quotes from sources:
“The Fragomen UK team is incredibly professional, responsive and agile. They are flexible to meet our needs and we view them as trusted advisers.”
“The Fragomen team provides a unique blend of end-to-end expertise. ”
In addition, London Managing Partner Caron Pope was ranked in Band 2. According to Chambers, Caron is praised for her “superb technical knowledge, combined with commercial awareness of the needs of businesses.”
Chambers ranks firms and lawyers on the basis of technical legal ability, client service, commercial vision and business understanding, diligence, value for money, depth of team and professional conduct. These factors and considerations are judged through interviews with those active in the market (i.e., clients and other lawyers) and an assessment of recent work.
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Media mentions
Partner Blake Miller discussed how US immigration processing delays may create challenges for work authorization, travel and workforce planning.
Blog post
Immigration Manager Andreia Ghimis discusses how the EES and ETIAS systems aim to streamline immigration processes while addressing the complexities of automation.
Fragomen news
Partner Marius Tollenaere is elected to the Executive Committee of the German Bar Association's Migration Law Working Group.
Blog post
Director Johannes Tiba explores the proposal to grant automatic employment authorization to spouses of work visa holders in South Africa.
Media mentions
UK: Partner Haider Hussain clarifies that UAE Golden Visa applications must go through official government channels, warning against unauthorised fees and misinformation.
Media mentions
Director Laurence Keir-Thomas outlines how recent changes to UK immigration and industrial policy may affect talent planning and hiring across the games sector.
Video
In this Mobility Minute, Senior Consultant Ada Plant discusses how Portugal's Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) no longer accepts incomplete temporary residence applications.
Awards
Partner Julia Onslow-Cole is named to the prestigious Citywealth Leaders List 2025, which recognises leading professionals in wealth management and private client services.
Media mentions
Partner Ángel Bello Cortés discusses how Ireland’s Department of Justice is rolling out AI tools to reduce fraud risks in the immigration process.
Media mentions
Partner Isha Atassi discusses the impact of immigration policy changes on financial firms’ global mobility and workforce planning.
Blog post
Director Laxmi Limbani discusses strategies for securing talent in the UK space sector amid recent immigration reforms.
Blog post
This blog highlights the most significant immigration trends across both Europe and Asia Pacific (APAC) in 2025.
Media mentions
Partner Blake Miller discussed how US immigration processing delays may create challenges for work authorization, travel and workforce planning.
Blog post
Immigration Manager Andreia Ghimis discusses how the EES and ETIAS systems aim to streamline immigration processes while addressing the complexities of automation.
Fragomen news
Partner Marius Tollenaere is elected to the Executive Committee of the German Bar Association's Migration Law Working Group.
Blog post
Director Johannes Tiba explores the proposal to grant automatic employment authorization to spouses of work visa holders in South Africa.
Media mentions
UK: Partner Haider Hussain clarifies that UAE Golden Visa applications must go through official government channels, warning against unauthorised fees and misinformation.
Media mentions
Director Laurence Keir-Thomas outlines how recent changes to UK immigration and industrial policy may affect talent planning and hiring across the games sector.
Video
In this Mobility Minute, Senior Consultant Ada Plant discusses how Portugal's Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) no longer accepts incomplete temporary residence applications.
Awards
Partner Julia Onslow-Cole is named to the prestigious Citywealth Leaders List 2025, which recognises leading professionals in wealth management and private client services.
Media mentions
Partner Ángel Bello Cortés discusses how Ireland’s Department of Justice is rolling out AI tools to reduce fraud risks in the immigration process.
Media mentions
Partner Isha Atassi discusses the impact of immigration policy changes on financial firms’ global mobility and workforce planning.
Blog post
Director Laxmi Limbani discusses strategies for securing talent in the UK space sector amid recent immigration reforms.
Blog post
This blog highlights the most significant immigration trends across both Europe and Asia Pacific (APAC) in 2025.