The Court of Appeal has determined [1] that the Home Office does not owe a general duty, regardless of the circumstances, to notify Skilled Workers who are dependent on a sponsor licence that the licence has been revoked. What this means in practice is...
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The new ballot for the India Young Professionals Scheme visa opens at 2.30pm India Standard Time on 18 February 2025. It closes at 2.30pm India Standard Time on 20 February 2025. In 2025 3,000 places will be available under this Scheme. Most of these places...
The updated UKVI Employer’s guide to right to work checks has set out checks that must be completed on sponsored workers that have been sponsored from outside the UK, using a Defined CoS. In the past, workers would be issued with a...
Asylum seekers may apply for permission to work if they have not received an initial decision on their claim within 12 months, but only if the delay was through no fault of their own. Upon a successful application for permission to work, their right to work...
On 10 February 2025, Home Office introduced changes to the good character guidance for those applying to naturalise as a British citizen. The changes will be effective for all citizenship applications made on or after 10 February 2025.
In an important case for the care sector, R (Hartford Care Group Ltd) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] EWHC 3308 (Admin), Hartford Care Group Ltd has successfully challenged the Home Office decision to refuse defined Certificate of Sponsorship requests.
From 2 January 2025, the “living costs” Students must hold to meet the financial requirement has increased.
A total of 1000 places are available for Taiwan youth aged 18-30 and a further 1000 places are available for Hong Kong in 2025, however applicants must first be selected in a ballot. Two ballots are held each year. The first ballot for 2025 will open from 12:01am on 4 February 2025 and close at 12:01am on Thursday 6 February 2025.
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.
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.
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