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MAJOR IMMIGRATION CHANGES ANNOUNCED
The Government has published a controversial White Paper outlining plans for significant changes to the UK immigration system. These changes will impact skilled workers and their employers, overseas students and their family members and many applicants for Indefinite Leave to Remain. The proposed changes are not yet law, and we have no dates for implementation. […]
NEW UKRAINE PERMISSION EXTENSION SCHEME TO OPEN ON 4TH FEBRUARY 2025
Ukraine nationals and their family members who are living in the UK with permission under one of the Ukraine schemes may be able to apply for a further 18 months of permission under a new scheme being introduced in February next year. An application MUST be made before existing permission runs out and can be […]
IMPORTANT NEWS IF YOU PLAN TO VISIT THE UK IN 2025-YOU MAY NEED TO APPLY FOR AN ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORISATION (AN ETA)
Nationals of “Visa National Countries” need a visit visa to visit the UK whilst those of some countries, including Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and The United Arab Emirates should generally apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation before they visit. Nationals of additional countries will require an ETA to visit if they plan to arrive on or […]
REPLACEMENT OF BIOMETRIC RESIDENCE PERMITS – UKVI ACCOUNTS AND eVISAS
In line with the plans for a new digital immigration system, biometric residence permits are being replaced with an online record of immigration status. By the end of this year, all biometric residence permits will have expired and those needing to prove their right to enter the UK, to work and so on will do […]
THE END OF BRPS-NEW DIGITAL IMMIGRATION SYSTEM
Most BRPs now have an expiration date of 31st December 2024. This does not necessarily mean that the BRP holder’s permission to be in the UK will end on that date but is due to the fact that a new, on-line, immigration system is being introduced as explained in the guidance below. Online immigration status […]
SIGNIFICANT RISE IN REQUIRED SALARIES FOR SPONSORED SKILLED WORKERS FROM 4th APRIL 2024
The general minimum salary rate will increase from £26,200 to £38,700 for those workers assigned a certificate of sponsorship (COS) after 4th April 2024. People assigned a COS before that date will not need to be paid the new amount assuming they make their immigration application within three months of the assignment. The £38,700 minimum will […]
UKRAINE PERMISSION EXTENSION SCHEME ANNOUNCED
It has finally been confirmed that people granted permission to live in the UK under one of the three Ukraine Schemes (Homes for Ukraine, Ukraine Family Scheme, and Ukraine Extension Scheme) will be able to apply for further permission to live in the UK. Unfortunately, this will only be for an additional 18 months (at […]
Update to plans to increase the financial threshold – Family Route
We finally have a date for the first increase in the income requirement to meet when making a new application under the partner route. From 11th April 2024, the income threshold will rise from the current £18600 to £29000. Further increases are planned but we don’t yet know when. Extension applications will not be affected […]
Visitors and remote work
In a welcome change for many visitors to the UK, it is now permitted to remotely undertake some activities linked to their overseas employment. Recent guidance (link below) gives examples of answering e-mails and phone calls and taking part in remote meetings. Visit caseworker guidance (accessible) – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) However, coming to work in the […]
AMENDMENTS TO FINANCIAL THRESHOLD PLANS FOR THE FAMILY ROUTE
Having caused much anxiety with its 4th December announcement on a change to the financial threshold for family visas, the Government has amended its plans in a further announcement on 21st December 2023 and has published a ” Fact Sheet” – please see the link below. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/fact-sheet-on-net-migration-measures-further-detail The financial threshold will still increase in the […]