Articles: Immigration

What does the new UK immigration mean for EEA nationals looking to come to the UK? What are some of the immigration considerations which UK employers should factor for when it comes to recruitment and sponsorship? What rights do Turkish citizens and Swiss-based companies have? This article looks at some of the answers to these questions.

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This article looks at some of the immigration options such as the EU Settlement Scheme, Frontier Worker permit, and visitors rules, which might be suitable for Santa to use to come to the UK.

This article looks at some of the key changes to the new UK immigration system which take effect from 1 December 2020 and beyond, including the replacement of the current Tier 2 sponsored worker route. The article also summarises some of the changes which have taken place and those that are due to take place over the next few months.

This article looks at the 4 methods currently available to UK employers and HR departments to carry out compliant right to work checks. The article also summarises some of the changes to the UK immigration system which have taken place and those that are due to take place over the next few months.

From 1 January 2021, the work sponsor system is expected to change. These changes mean that UK employers wanting to hire EEA nationals (and citizens from the rest of the world) can only do so under the Skilled Talent or Intra-company Transfer routes.

On 14 May 2020, the UK Home Secretary laid Statement of Changes to the UK Immigration Rules before Parliament, effectively giving written…

Updated 27.05.2020: 15:30. Not long ago, we were faced with political uncertainty with the UK’s departure from the EU. Currently,…

Although the UK is no longer a member of the EU, the UK continues to be subject to most EU rules, including EU free movement rules, until the end of the current transition period (31 December 2020). Unless the transition period is extended, from 1 January 2021, new EU citizens coming to the UK (with the exception of Irish citizens) will be subject to the same new UK immigration rules which apply to non-EU citizens. This note looks at some of the key points set out in the Home Office’s policy paper on the proposed new points-based system.

2020 promises to be a year full of change for a number of reasons not least because of Brexit. We touch on a few key immigration dates for this year which UK employers might be interested in, especially those who sponsor Tier 2 migrants, and those who have a workforce consisting of EEA nationals.

With Christmas just around the corner, we look back over the past 12 months at some of the key immigration policies and changes in 2019 and highlight some of the expected changes for the future.

As British politicians campaign for your vote to be their MP, we keep hearing about the “Australian-style” Points Based System. This article looks at what a Points Based System means and what the future of UK immigration might look like

European citizens arriving in the UK after a “no deal” Brexit has taken place will be able to apply for the new “European Temporary Leave to Remain” visa to live and work

The Ankara Agreement enables Turkish nationals to enjoy a number of advantages in terms of emigration to EU countries. Background …