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Abdullah & Ors (EEA, deportation appeals, procedure) [2024] UKUT 66 (IAC) These appeals concern the Upper Tribunal’s examination of legal issues surrounding the Home Secretary’s authority to deport EEA nationals who have resided in the UK since before Brexit and the rights of appeal. These cases involved individuals who had criminal convictions before Brexit and …
On 14 March 2024, the government unveiled a new statement of changes to the Immigration Rules. It builds upon previously announced reforms and is guided by the government’s five-point plan aimed at reducing net migration. Changes to the Skilled Worker Route Changes have been made to the Skilled Worker Route, which serves as a vital …
IMMIGRATION RULES – LATEST STATEMENT OF CHANGES – 14 March 2024 Read More »
BRITISH NATIONALITY –REFUSAL OF APPLICATION FOR A BRITISH PASSPORT R (on the application of Roehrig) v Secretary of State for the Home Department The appellant’s, Mr Roehrig’s, appeal to the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal was rejected. This appeal challenged the decision of a judge who had dismissed the appellant’s claim for …
Defined certificate of sponsorship: SMS guide 12 This guide exists for sponsors who wish to apply for a defined certificate of sponsorship (CoS). The sponsor management system (SMS) acts as the UKVI’s online portal for managing your daily tasks and sponsorship duties as an employer supporting workers and temporary worker visa holders. It helps you …
On the 19th of February 2024 a new statement of changes was published. This prevents care workers, home carers, and senior care workers from bringing any dependants (partners and/or children) to the UK. A new requirement has been set out where a sponsor must engage in regulated activity and be registered with the Care Quality …
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On 4 December 2023 the Home Secretary, James Cleverly, proposed a ‘five-point plan’ in order to reduce immigration, and the home office made adjustments to this. These changes had not been implemented at the time they were written; however, on 30 January 2024, a statement by the immigration minister, Tom Pursglove, outlined the dates on …
In October 2023, the government announced that the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) fee would be increasing. The Immigration (Health Charge) (Amendment) Order 2024 was then passed into legislation on 16 January 2024. There will be a 66% increase in the fee, which will be in effect for all applications made on or after 6 February …
IMMIGRATION HEALTH CHARGE FEE TO INCREASE FROM 6 FEBRUARY 2024 Read More »
The Home Secretary, James Cleverly, has unveiled a package of measures aimed at reducing migration to the UK and has said: “It is clear that net migration remains far too high. By leaving the European Union we gained control over who can come to the UK, but far more must be done to bring …
Government announces new plan to reduce net migration – 4 Dec 2023 Read More »
This information booklet contains important details about claiming asylum in the United Kingdom and explains what to expect during the asylum process. It is split into 4 sections and begins by stating that ‘The Home Office is responsible for considering asylum claims. Throughout the asylum process you will be treated with respect, dignity and fairness regardless …
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A digital immigration system is being created by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) to replace the physical version of documents with an online version of your immigration status. This will show the conditions of your leave to enter or remain within the UK. Documents that will be replaced include: biometric residence permits (BRP) biometric residence …
