ILR changes coming in Autumn 2026

The Home Secretary has confirmed that changes to settlement (or ILR) will be implemented in Autumn 2026, and that these will apply retrospectively to those already in the UK.

With the future of UK immigration more uncertain than ever, now may be the time to apply for British citizenship and protect your rights.

A whole host of changes are set to affect UK arrivals, as part of the Government’s move to a digital immigration system.

The Home Office have started automatically converting some pre-settled status holders to settled status, without the need for an application – although not everyone will get an automatic upgrade…

The latest Government announcements on digital ID indicate that a true overhaul of the Right to Work regime may now be on ice.

Higher standards for English language were introduced on 8 January 2026, affecting three key visas.

If a candidate would need a visa in order to work for you, then you can refuse to hire them for that reason – right? Think again…

With the Government’s proposals for “earned settlement” introducing significant additional complexity, Callum De Freitas, an Associate in our immigration team summarises the key announcements and answers your burning questions on the future of Indefinite Leave to Remain.

The UK Government has issued updated guidance to help banks and building societies comply with their immigration-related obligations.

A Government consultation on planned Right to Work changes is now live, giving businesses across the UK the opportunity to give their views.