UK Immigration Law

Refugee family reunion closed to new applications at 15:00 on 4 September 2025 and has not reopened. There is no announced reopening date and…

A UK asylum claim runs through screening, a substantive interview and a decision, with a right of appeal to the First-tier Tribunal if it…

From 1 October 2026 the illegal working regime stops being about employees. It reaches workers engaged under a worker’s contract, individual sub-contractors and the…

New overseas recruitment of care workers and senior care workers ended on 22 July 2025 — but the closure came with a three-year tail:…

The Graduate visa’s reduction to 18 months is no longer a proposal — gov.uk now confirms two years for applications made on or before…

RQF Level 6 is the degree-level skill bar that Skilled Worker jobs have had to clear since 22 July 2025 — and the most…

The May 2025 White Paper stopped being a prediction long ago — for employers it is now a delivery schedule, arriving measure by measure.…

The Parent of a Child Student visa lets one parent live in the UK while their young child — aged 4 to 11 —…

Deportation is not the same as removal, and an appeal against it is not a general argument about fairness. It is a statutory test,…

A driving conviction does not automatically end a settlement application — but the wrong one, at the wrong time, handled the wrong way, can.…

When does a gap in lawful status destroy ten years of residence? The Court of Appeal answered across three cases — Ahmed, Hoque and…

The UKVI credibility interview is where student visa applications are really decided: a short, recorded conversation testing whether you are a genuine student who…