Immigration Policy

Every employer in the UK must check that a person may lawfully do the work before that person starts. Get the check right and…

Biometric residence permits expired on 31 December 2024, and UK immigration status now lives online as an eVisa — accessed through a free UKVI…

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…

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…

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

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.…

An unpaid NHS bill can cost you a visa, but not automatically and not at any amount. The rule is discretionary, the threshold depends…

Paragraph 39E no longer exists. It was deleted on 11 November 2025 and its content now sits at SUI 13.1 in the new Part…

Two paid services accelerate UK visa decisions: priority at £500 on top of the application fee, targeting five working days — thirty for family…

The Ankara Agreement route closed to new applicants when the Brexit transition ended on 31 December 2020 — but for Turkish nationals already holding…

Section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 keeps your existing leave alive when you apply to extend it in time and the Home Office…