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Appendix Bereaved Partner introduced in UK Immigration Policy

The UK Home Office is set to implement a significant reform in its immigration system with the introduction of the new Appendix Bereaved Partner, effective from 31 January 2024. This new appendix replaces the current provisions for bereaved partners and their dependent children found in Part 8, Appendix FM, and Appendix Armed Forces of the...

Upcoming changes in the Youth Mobility Scheme?

In a significant development for young travelers, the UK’s Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) is set to undergo important changes from 31 January 2024. This scheme, which offers a unique opportunity for young people from participating countries to live, work, and travel in the UK, is expanding its reach and simplifying its application process. These changes...

8 tips for a successful Judicial Review in UK immigration law

Judicial review is the mechanism through which judges from senior Courts hold authority to assess the lawfulness of actions or inactions by public entities. Additionally, they exercise a supervisory role over lower courts and tribunals. The legality of any administrative decision pertaining to an individual’s immigration status or nationality can potentially be contested on recognized...

UK’s bold move amid legal challenges with Rwanda policy

In a significant development in UK immigration policy, the government has published emergency legislation aimed at facilitating its flagship Rwanda policy. This move, set against a backdrop of ongoing legal and political debates, marks a significant moment in the UK’s approach to asylum and migration. The Home Office’s announcement comes on the heels of Home...