Read the latest immigration news and insights with X Law Limited. Our dedicated team offers a comprehensive analysis of the latest immigration developments in the UK. This includes updates on policy and procedural changes, introductions of new visa categories and programmes, as well as exploring the broader impact of immigration on businesses and communities.
Changing jobs while on a UK Skilled Worker visa can raise questions about the visa status of your dependants. Understanding the implications for your family members is essential to ensure compliance with UK immigration laws. The short answer is that your dependants'...
The UK Home Office has announced significant changes to immigration and nationality fees, as well as updates to Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) rules. These measures, which were announced on Thursday, 16 January 2025, are part of the government’s strategy to...
The process of applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) as a Skilled Worker visa holder often raises questions about the status of dependants. A common concern is whether dependants can extend their current visas or must wait until the main applicant's ILR...
1. Introduction to the "Sponsor UK" SystemThe "Sponsor UK" system is the latest framework introduced by the UK Home Office, replacing the previously established Sponsorship Licence System (SMS). This new system has been developed to streamline and modernise the...
eVisas Challenges Introduction: The Shift to Digital Immigration Why the eVisa System Faced Challenges Windrush Concerns and System Flaws Impact on Travellers and Migrant Communities Temporary Measures Announced by the Home Office Acceptance of Expired BRPs and...
Content - eVisas Guide Introduction to the UK’s eVisa System Overview of the Digital Transition Benefits of eVisas What is a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP)? The Role of BRPs in UK Immigration Phasing Out BRPs by 2024 How to Update Your UK Visas and...
Key Changes to the Immigration Rules: Updating the Occupational Classification System: The current Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system from 2010 will be replaced with the newer SOC 2020 system. This update will bring changes to occupation code...
The cost of non-compliance with immigration laws is about to take a steep hike. On the back of an announcement from the Home Secretary last August, the government is gearing up to enforce a new set of civil penalties for businesses found employing individuals without...