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Stone King LLP

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Stone King LLP‘s Cambridge-based specialist immigration team focuses predominantly on workforce shortages, and on assisting teachers in obtaining Skilled Worker visas with a view to them coming to the UK to work in both mainstream and independent schools. The firm also assists independent schools with student and child student sponsor licences. The practice led by partner Julie Moktadir also acts for clients in the charity sector, as well as assisting private individuals with, inter alia, partner visa applications. Moktadir recently advised Taiwanese bubble tea company T4 UK in its obtaining of four Skilled Worker Visas for Taiwanese nationals.

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  • 'We are very happy with the service Stone King provided.'

Key clients

  • T4 Franchise UK Limited
  • International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)
  • Global Overview Europa Limited
  • Tenzo Limited

Work highlights

  • Assisted T4 UK with applying for a sponsorship licence and obtaining four Skilled Worker Visas for Taiwanese nationals who are specialists in this niche sector.
  • Assisted a company in obtaining a sponsor licence under the Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility – Senior or Specialist Worker routes.
  • Assisted a growing restaurant analytics business with applying for a sponsorship licence due to the shortage workers with specialist skills within the UK.

Lawyers

Leading individuals

Julie Moktadir

Julie Moktadir

Stone King LLP

Julie is Head of Immigration and also Head of Faith at Stone King.  She works with various types of organisations and individuals on all types of immigration matters, including UK organisations recruiting from abroad and matters affecting European nationals employed in the UK. She uses her knowledge of often sensitive immigration-related matters to support clients across Stone King’s sectors.

Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Julie Moktadir