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Nimesh is an Associate and Solicitor in Fragomen’s London office with over six years of immigration experience. He provides UK immigration assistance to clients with a particular focus on the technology sector.
Nimesh has experience assisting with UK immigration planning for internship and graduate programmes, and regularly provides training to HR teams and their workforce on the UK’s Points Based system. He also supports clients on visa applications from Skilled Worker to dependant applications.
Nimesh previously provided advice to clients across various industries, including financial services and energy, and has also worked in the Tier 5 International Internship Department.
Prior to joining Fragomen, Nimesh completed a work placement in detention law at an independent legal charity.
Education
- University of Law, Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice Course, 2014
- Brunel University London, Bachelor of Law, 2012
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Professional accomplishments
Member, Law Society of England and Wales
Member, Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association
Nimesh’s insights
November 27, 2023 | Media mentions
Nimesh’s insights
November 27, 2023 | Media mentions
Nimesh’s insights
November 27, 2023 | Media mentions
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- Gujarati
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Nimesh’s insights
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- Gujarati
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November 27, 2023 | Media mentions
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