immigration

immigration legal skills by jurisdiction

Immigration work is defined by hard deadlines, shifting policy, and the consequence of a missed procedural step — a visa lapses, a deportation order stands, or a business expansion stalls because a work permit was not secured in time. The immigration legal skills in the ThomasMore catalog address that pressure directly, covering visa applications, work authorisation, family reunification, asylum and refugee status, investment-based pathways, corporate mobility programmes, and compliance audits across dozens of jurisdictions. Each skill is agent-ready, meaning your AI agent can run it over MCP or you can pull it down as a file to integrate into the matter at hand.

The collection spans both sides of immigration practice — advising individuals navigating national immigration authorities and advising employers managing cross-border workforces at scale. Skills are maintained as domestic rules, quota systems, and bilateral agreements change, so the logic stays current rather than reflecting the policy of a year ago. Authors contribute jurisdiction-specific detail that general-purpose tools routinely miss: a sponsor licence condition, a biometric enrolment requirement, or a country-specific points threshold. Filter by jurisdiction to ground the catalog in the regime your matter actually engages, or browse by license and author to find the right starting point.