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Immediate analysis of Home Office Statements of Changes, including the Global Talent visa changes and the rollout of the digital eVisa system.
Updates on UK immigration news for skilled workers, covering everything from the Immigration Salary List (ISL) transitions to new certificate of sponsorship (CoS) requirements.
Expert breakdowns of the new Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) new rules for skilled worker visas, specifically focusing on the shift toward a 10-year settlement route and the implications for those currently on a five-year path to ILR.
Decisive analysis of pivotal Upper Tribunal and High Court decisions that redefine the interpretation of the Immigration Rules.
News Update - 7 August 2026 The two themes that dominatingly shaped the week in UK immigration focused on employer compliance and the right-to-work regime, and a renewed round of political and legal dispute over Channel crossings. Amongst other news, case decisions significant to Deportation, Article 8 rights and Judicial…
News Update - 31 July 2026 It has been a busy week for those advising on work and enforcement matters. A new shortage-list mechanism has taken further shape, the care sector may be in line for a settlement concession, one council has broken ranks over immigration raids, and two significant…
News Update - 24 July 2026 This week's developments span a closing ballot for Indian nationals, fresh data on the UK's standing as a study destination, renewed activity in the Channel under a new Prime Minister, and a run of illegal working enforcement that sits directly alongside the right to…
News Update - 17 July 2026 Immigration and Asylum Bill This week was dominated by the Immigration and Asylum Bill, which received its Second Reading in the House of Commons this week. Ahead of the debate, the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, tabled an amendment intended to enable the deportation of…
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IAA Competence Assessment Changes: What Candidates Need to Know The Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) has announced significant changes to its …
UK Right to Work Checks: New Rules for Workers, Subcontractors and Online Platform From 1st October 2026, right…
UK Fee Waiver Applications: New Rules from 8 October 2026 For many people making an in-country human rights…
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