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Update on the upcoming changes in UK immigration policy

In a significant policy shift, Home Secretary James Cleverly unveiled a comprehensive “five-point plan” on 4 December 2023 aimed at curtailing immigration numbers in the UK. Subsequent details released by the Home Office on 21 December 2023 outlined not only the planned changes but also modifications to the original proposals. 1. Restricting dependents for social...

UK Graduate Visa’s opportunities and limitations

The Graduate Visa route offers a promising opportunity for students who have completed eligible UK qualifications to remain in the country for work. This visa allows a stay of two years (or three for doctorate awardees). The route offers a flexible option for graduates exploring their career paths. What can graduate visa holders do and...

UK’s minimum wage set for historic increase in April 2024

In a landmark announcement, the UK Government has declared that from April 2024, UK’s minimum wage, also known as the National Living Wage will see a significant rise to £11.44 per hour for workers aged over 21. This increase represents a notable leap from the current rate of £10.42 per hour for workers over 23...

What is on the Appendix Statelessness?

The UK Home Office is set to revolutionise its approach to statelessness with the introduction of Appendix Statelessness, effective from 31 January 2024. This new appendix replaces the existing provisions for Stateless Persons found in Part 14 of the Immigration Rules. Key highlights of the Appendix Statelessness: New routes for partners and children: From 16...

What is on the Appendix Victims of Domestic Abuse?

The UK Home Office is set to launch Appendix Victims of Domestic Abuse, effective from 31 January 2024. This new appendix will supersede the current provisions for victims of domestic abuse and their dependent children found in Part 8. Appendix FM, and Appendix Armed Forces of the Immigration Rules. The major changes in the Appendix...