Guides
Residency and family
Buying a home in London gives no right to live in the UK, and the guides here say so plainly before explaining the routes that do exist, with links to the ukvisa.blog guides for each. They then cover the two reasons Gulf families most often buy for the next generation: a flat for a child at a London university, in whose name and with what tax effect, and a house near the schools, with a map of the preparatory, senior and international schools and the universities that sit within reach of each district in our area guides. Immigration rules are checked against GOV.UK on the date in each guide and change often; the reader’s immigration adviser decides.
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Buy now, move later: the London purchase for a Gulf expatriate planning a return to the UK
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Schools and universities near the Gulf districts of London: a buyer’s map
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Buying a flat for your child studying in London: where, in whose name, and what it does after graduation
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Does buying property in the UK give you residency? The honest answer and the real routes
