Immigration

The primary goal of our immigration team at Quantum Legal is to advise and protect foreign nationals, refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and vulnerable persons. We also counsel corporate employers on the best strategies for expatriating business and labour internationally.

Our Lawyers recognises the challenges and complexities involved in immigration matters. We are here to help you make these decisions without compromising your interests. We have secured some of the best and most favourable results for some of our immigration-related applications.  

At Quantum Legal, we interpret the law, help clients analyse their rights, possibilities, strategies and guide them in crafting a legal strategy that will enable them to effectively reach their goals: seek residence in Trinidad and Tobago, flee persecution or avoid deportation.

Our attorneys will help you obtain the requisite work permits, minister’s permits and visa applications you need to ensure your time in Trinidad and Tobago complies with the Immigration Act Chap 18:01.

Seeking refugee protection In Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago must protect individuals who fear persecution in their home countries because of their race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, social membership, or political opinion. This is pursuant to the principle of nonrefoulement espoused in international human rights law.

According to international law, you may apply for asylum status regardless of how you entered Trinidad and Tobago.

Employment and Business-Based Immigration In Trinidad and Tobago

When your recruitment yields foreign workers needing proper work authorisation, it is advisable to procure a legal partner with expertise in employment-based immigration. Quantum Legal’s immigration lawyers assist multinational and domestic employers in transferring, recruiting, and hiring foreign nationals. Whether you are actively recruiting new employees from overseas, managing case files for workers currently in Trinidad and Tobago temporarily or looking to move executives and specialists to Trinidad and Tobago from foreign offices, our team can be trusted to streamline routine cases and apply creative problem solving to resolve challenging situations.

What to look for in an immigration attorney In Trinidad and Tobago

Immigration attorneys should have significant experience dealing with the Immigration Division of the Ministry of National Security in Trinidad and Tobago, so that they can respond to your queries and concerns. They should know how long an application will take to be processed so that they can advise and help you plan accordingly to avoid potential deportation. They should also learn how to assist in the event of deportation.

If any of these situations apply to you, you should speak with an experienced immigration attorney as soon as possible to discuss your specific immigration needs.

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