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Nadine is a Senior Manager in Fragomen’s London office with 24 years of experience in UK immigration law. She advises clients on all aspects of UK immigration, including the Points Based System (PBS), with a particular focus on applications made under the Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility categories.
Nadine represents and manages a large number of key corporate clients across a range of industries including pharmaceutical, finance, engineering, and information technology. She also has experience assisting private clients on issues relating to settlement and nationality law.
Nadine speaks English and French.
Education
- Perpignan University, B.A. Teaching French as a Foreign Language, 1996
- Perpignan University, M.A. English & American Literature, Languages & Civilisations, 1995
- Perpignan University, B.A. English & American Literature, Languages & Civilisations, 1992
- University of Sheffield, 1992
More from Nadine
Representative Experience
Advised a high-profile client on complex immigration issues arising out of its demerger and assisted with all immigration implications, transfers and notifications pertaining to the matter.
Delivered comprehensive client trainings to HR and recruitment professionals on PBS and UK immigration law to maximise overall compliance.
Advised clients on immigration issues arising out of mergers and acquisitions to ensure and maintain compliance.
Assisted in a very complex PBS dependant application for a child born via surrogacy.
Publications and lectures
Co-author, “UK Immigration Reforms and Their Impact on the Engineering Talent Pipeline.” Fragomen, Blog, 29 June 2026.
Author, “How to access international engineering talent in a changing immigration system.” Professional Engineering, 17 June 2026.
Co-author, “The intense pressure of skills shortages within the UK construction sector.” New Civil Engineer, 10 March 2025.
Nadine’s insights
June 29, 2026 | Blog post
June 18, 2026 | Media mentions
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