QLTS
The Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS) offers the chance for those who have qualified as a lawyer abroad in certain jurisdictions to practice law in England or Wales.
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Changes to the QLTS - 2016Jack J Collins, Editor of AllAboutLaw.co.uk Jack J Collins, Editor of AllAboutLaw.co.uk
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How do you transfer to UK law?Jack Denton, Co-founder & Director, AllAboutLaw Jack Denton, Co-founder & Director, AllAboutLaw
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QLTS assessmentsLauren Bowes, Editor, AllAboutLaw.co.uk Lauren Bowes, Editor, AllAboutLaw.co.uk
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QLTS: Your Ultimate GuideDavid Carnes David Carnes
To sit for the QLTS, you must be fully qualified and entitled to practice as a lawyer (or the local equivalent) in your home jurisdiction. There is no minimum practise experience requirement. Your home jurisdiction must be a Recognised Jurisdiction appearing in the list published by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (most of the world’s jurisdictions appear on this list). You must also satisfy the SRA that your personal character is suitable for the practice of law.
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What is the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS)?Paul Harris, Co-founder & Director, AllAboutLaw Paul Harris, Co-founder & Director, AllAboutLaw