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Everyone who proves their immigration status in the UK using a physical document is required to switch to an electronic visa by the end of this year.

With increasing penalties and the introduction of eVisas, it is more important than ever that you carry out your Right to Work checks correctly. Callum De Freitas explains how we can help.

A new Act of Parliament entitles Irish citizens to register for British citizenship.

Labour have indicated that they might reinstate the Resident Labour Market Test as part of their immigration policy. But what is the Test, and what does it mean for employers?

With the Labour party having achieved a majority in the 2024 General Election, Imelda Reddington provides a reminder of their plans for immigration policy.

A series of webinars released throughout 2024 by the Immigration team on topics to assist sponsor employers.

Immigration is an important issue to UK voters – Imelda Reddington examines the policy positions of Labour and the Conservatives ahead of the General Election in July.

In response to suggestions that the route ought to be abolished, the Migration Advisory Committee have published their report on the Graduate visa route.

A new report from The Centre for Policy Studies, in part written by former Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick, proposes that current levels of immigration are unsustainable and recommends a drastic overhaul of policy.

As anticipated, the Home Office is phasing out Biometric Residence Permits in favour of digital eVisas.

The European Commission has approved opening negotiations over an agreement for youth mobility, which would allow young EU and UK citizens to study, work and live across borders.

The Immigration Rules Statement of Changes for Spring 2024 represents a significant sea change, particularly for employers recruiting Skilled Workers.