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New Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill

Posted2025-02-04 13:30
AuthorCaroline Sykes

The 74-page Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill has arrived, along with a written statement from the Home Secretary. This article summarises the key points.

EU Settlement Scheme: Automated settled status process introduced

Posted2025-01-29 09:00
AuthorCaroline Sykes

On 17 January 2025 the Home office introduced a new process to automatically convert eligible pre-settled status holders to settled status without the need for a further application.

Planned increase to some Home Office fees announced

Posted2025-01-24 12:36

The Home Office has announced an increase to some fees, including the naturalisation fee and fees for Certificates of Sponsorship.

Can Skilled Workers work on a contract basis?

Posted2025-01-17 16:39
AuthorNatalia Facco

Does your business hire workers on a contract basis? Can Skilled Workers work on a contract basis? Natalia Facco from the Business and Skilled Immigration team explores this topic in the article below.

Home Office launches 24/7 eVisa passenger helpline

Posted2025-01-16 16:57

The helpline is intended for use by passengers travelling imminently after 31 December 2024 who have issues with their eVisa.

DCoS Delays for Care Providers: Navigating Home Office Scrutiny

Posted2025-01-14 12:32
AuthorYukino Posthuma de Boer

Defined Certificate of Sponsorship made by sponsors from the care sector and the Hospitality sectors are now subject to close scrutiny. Yukino Posthuma de Boer from the Business and Skilled Immigration team explores this topic her Q&A below.

Important changes to the Skilled worker route

Posted2025-01-10 14:48
AuthorEliana Barrera

New Sponsor Guidance updates have been published on 31 December 2024 on recouping fees and Level 1 user requirements. How will this affect sponsors? Eliana Barrera from the Business and Skilled Immigration team explores this topic.

Overstayers: what is the 20 year rule?

Posted2024-12-18 15:30
AuthorCaroline Sykes

The Immigration Rules allow some people to apply to stay in the UK based on long residence. Under the 20-year rule, you need to have lived in the UK continuously – not necessarily lawfully – for 20 years.

ETA scheme rollout: everything you need to know

Posted2024-12-11 16:12
AuthorCaroline Sykes

By April 2025, all non-visa nationals will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to travel to the UK. The scheme is part of the UK government’s plans to digitise the border and immigration system. This is a significant change for non-visa nationals including European and US nationals who do not currently need advance permission to travel to the UK.

eVisas: everything you need to know

Posted2024-12-06 12:21
AuthorCaroline Sykes

The UK government is digitising the immigration system. Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) and Biometric Residence Cards (BRCs) are no longer being issued. Anyone granted a visa will now receive instructions from UKVI confirming how to access or set up an eVisa account. Anyone with an existing visa or Indefinite Leave to Remain should apply for an eVisa before 31 December 2024.

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