As reported by The Telegraph, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced a series of robust measures aimed at increasing the detention and deportation of illegal migrants. Expanding Detention Capacity to Support Higher Deportation Rates The cornerstone of this strategy is the expansion of the UK’s immigration detention capacity. The Home Office has confirmed that nearly...

In the constantly evolving landscape of UK immigration law, it is essential for both employers and migrant workers to understand the intricacies of the Section 3C Leave of the Immigration Act 1971. This provision, which is crucial for those whose permission to stay in the UK is about to expire, guarantees that applicants do not...

For many Commonwealth nationals, the ties between their home countries and the UK run deep. These historical connections often lead to questions about potential pathways to live and work in the UK. While the general answer might lean towards the negative, one significant exception exists: the UK Ancestry visa. This unique route allows eligible Commonwealth...

As reported by The Standard, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has signalled changes for skilled workers, a potential shift in the country’s approach – particularly in the IT, telecommunications and engineering sectors. This move, which could include raising the minimum salary threshold for overseas workers and introducing region-specific restrictions, marks a significant development in the ongoing...

The Labour government has recently introduced significant changes to the UK asylum processing system with the implementation of the Illegal Migration Act 2023 (Amendment) Regulations 2024. These new regulations bring an end to the prohibition on granting leave to people who have claimed asylum, fundamentally altering the landscape of the UK’s immigration policy. What’s on...