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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.
The immigration headlines for this week include the Tribunal refusing to reintroduce fast track appeals, an interesting case on the impact of section 8(4) on credibility and the Home Office new improved integration framework is unveiled. Finally, available on iPlayer there's a new BBC2 documentary series focused on immigration law…
This week has provided few changes in caselaw, guidance or legislation, however there are several interesting reports regarding EU settlement, the country situation in Cameroon and the treatment of refugees and detainees, as well as two new endorsing bodies being added to the Start-Up and Innovator lists. The Reith Lecture…
Immigration control and the hostile environment 17/5/19 News story Access to Free School Meal provision for children denied recourse to public funds in Birmingham. 28/5/19 Report Illegal working civil penalties: anonymous regional report (1 October 2018 to 31 December 2018). 28/5/19 Updated guidance The Windrush Taskforce updated to include information…
22/8/18 Windrush scheme casework guidance updated with clarifications, scope of application, added details of the internal review process; Windrush scheme and information page updated information and application form 22/8/18 Veisi [2018] CSIH 56 upheld refusal of asylum applying HJ (Iran) to political activism in context of absence thereof by the claimant…
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