ETIAS and Criminal Records
The European Travel Information and Authorisation System is expected to come into force in late 2026, leading to concern for those with criminal records that they may no longer be able to travel to mainland Europe.
The European Travel Information and Authorisation System is expected to come into force in late 2026, leading to concern for those with criminal records that they may no longer be able to travel to mainland Europe.
The House of Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee have published a report on the proposed reforms to settlement and citizenship, contributing to the ongoing conversation regarding these controversial proposals.
The UK-EU Youth Experience Scheme promises to improve mobility for young people in the UK and EU – if both sides can agree terms.
Changes to sponsor guidance suggest that self-sponsorship is coming under increasing levels of scrutiny from the Home Office.
With the future of UK immigration more uncertain than ever, now may be the time to apply for British citizenship and protect your rights.
The latest migration statistics show a steep decline in net migration to the UK, as immigration policy continues to constrict work routes.
With little fanfare, the Home Office have published updated guidance for sponsors on their right to work obligations.
The Home Office have increased the number of available slots for the post-licence priority service, used for reporting changes in circumstances on a sponsor licence.