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RIGHT TO WORK CHECKS GUIDANCE UPDATED-ESSENTIAL READING FOR EMPLOYERS
An employer’s guide to right to work checks (publishing.service.gov.uk) New guidance came in to force on 6th April 2022. One of the most important changes is that relating to the holders of biometric residence permits and biometric cards whose rights to work will from 6th April need to be checked using the on-line system. Manual checks can […]
Ukraine Family Scheme Visa Guidance Published
Apply for a Ukraine Family Scheme visa – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) The Home Office has published guidance on the Family Scheme Visa which is good news for some. Eligible Ukrainian Nationals (plus immediate family members of Ukrainian nationals) will be able to apply to join UK based family members if those family members are British or […]
GUIDANCE FOR UKRAINIAN NATIONALS IN UKRAINE AND THE UK
In response to the terrible events unfolding in Ukraine, the Home Office has published guidance on visa applications from outside the UK and on certain concessions for Ukrainian nationals inside the UK. Certain close family members of British nationals who normally live in Ukraine can apply for a “Family Migration visa” free of charge and […]
IMPORTANT FOR EMPLOYERS- CHANGES TO RIGHT TO WORK CHECKS FROM 6TH APRIL 2022
From the above date employers will only be able to check Biometric Residence Permits and Biometric Residence cards using the Home Office online service. They will no longer be able to conduct manual right to work checks as explained on pages 56 and 57 of the most recent guidance on Employer Right to Work Checks. […]
Surinder Singh dead-line fast approaching – 29th March 2022
If you are the family member of a British national and you are living in the EU but planning to relocate to the UK you should be aware of the above dead-line. You may need to apply for an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit and you must do so before 29th March this year. There are […]
Updated guidance for travel to England
Guidance was updated on 7th December 2021 and is a vital read for anyone planning to travel to England. It sets out different rules for those who are fully vaccinated, those who are not fully vaccinated and for those who have been in a “Red List” country in the ten days before their planned arrival […]
IDENTITY CARDS GENERALLY NO LONGER VALID ALTERNATIVE TO PASSPORTS FOR ENTRY TO UK
From 1st October 2021 most EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals will no longer be able to use their identity cards instead of passports to enter the UK. Existing UK residents with EU-settled status or similar will still be able to use their cards.
GRADUATE ROUTE NOW OPEN
Eligible graduates can, from 1st July 2021, apply to remain in the UK for a further two years ( three years if awarded a doctorate) after graduation and can undertake employment at any skill level. They don’t need to be sponsored by an employer and they will not be required to prove any level of financial […]
NEWS FOR LANDLORDS-EEA NATIONALS AND FAMILY MEMBERS MUST PROVE IMMIGRATION STATUS FROM 1ST JULY 2021
From 1st July this year prospective EEA tenants will no longer be able to rely on an EEA passport or national identity card as proof of their right to rent. They will need to prove their right to rent in the same way as non- EEA nationals do and as explained in the most recent […]
MAJOR CHANGE TO RIGHT TO WORK CHECKS ON EEA CITIZENS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS FROM 1st JULY 2021
From 1st July employers must carry out right to work checks on new EEA employees in accordance with new guidance dated 18th June 2021. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk They can no longer rely on a prospective employee’s EEA passport or national identity card which will no longer be proof of their right to work in the UK. Most EEA […]