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Some international students impacted by Covid-19 can apply for Student Finance

By Olivia Bridge, 1 Absolute Advisor ,
To study in the UK, overseas nationals are required to apply for a Tier 4 Student Visa and pay all of the associated costs, including international course fees and immigration fees. In addition, prospective students need to prove that they have enough maintenance funds in their personal…

In Democracy We Trust? [Excerpt on the Nationality and Borders Bill]

By Sir John Major,
The following post is an excerpt from Sir John Major's keynote speech to the Institute for Government delivered on 10 February 2022. The full speech can be read here or watched here. This post contains the section of the speech concerning the government's Nationality and Borders Bill.…

Latest News on The EU Settlement Scheme for 2022

By Reiss Edwards,
It is now over 3 years since the UK Home Office launched the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) on 21st January 2019 in readiness for Brexit. According to the latest government data, as of the end of December 2021, 6,385,500 EUSS applications have been received, 333,200 of these arriving after…

The cost of sponsoring a care worker in the UK

By Helena Sheizon, Kadmos Consultants,
From 15 February 2022 the Immigration Rules will change to allow sponsorship of carers and support workers for nursing homes from overseas. Carer workers and home carers will come under the Skilled Worker route, SOC code 6145, and will be added to the shortage occupation list. Related job…

How will the right to work in the UK change in 2022?

By Chander Bagga, Valens Solicitors,
The individuals who have the right to work in the UK has changed since the Brexit agreement came into effect, and we are likely to see some of the biggest impacts of this over the next year. That means that how people come into the country and the checks that they are subject to could be…

What's on the horizon for UK immigration in 2022?

By Gary McIndoe, Latitude Law,
2021 wasn't a year of great upheaval in the Immigration Rules. Major changes such as the overhaul of the Skilled Worker sponsorship system took effect just at the end of 2020, as did the Frontier Worker Permit scheme for EU nationals remaining in employment (but not residence) in the UK.…
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