The Minister for Migration and Citizenship, Seema Malhotra, has announced to the House of Commons that the full implementation of eVisas planned for 1 January 2025 will not go ahead as scheduled.
Insights: Immigration for individuals
Divorce & Immigration – Does Divorce Affect Your Right to Remain in the UK?
From new financial responsibilities to moving out the family home, there are a number of significant life changes that can occur as a result of your divorce. In some cases, getting a divorce could even impact on your ability to remain in the UK. If you are getting divorced and you are unsure about how your immigration status could be impacted, we would recommend seeking advice from a specialist.
Clampdown on immigration: Increased enforcement affecting all businesses
At the end of last month, further changes to the immigration system were announced by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, with the headlines declaring a 'major surge' in immigration enforcement.
Changes to the Right to Work Guidance for Employers
A recent update to the Government Guidance will simplify the right to work checking process for some employees.
June’s Employment Law Digest – No Radical Reform of the Graduate Route
Following the recent uncertain future of the Graduate route, it now looks unlikely that any radical reform will be made. Speculation began in March when the Home Secretary instructed the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to conduct a rapid review of the route.
2024 General Election – Spotlight on Immigration in the Health and Social Care Sector
The care sector has been severely impacted by recent changes in immigration policy and with the general election now less than three weeks away, we are looking ahead to the future of international recruitment for the sector.
